- Villa Troubetzkoy - Villa Troubetzkoy, was built in 1800 by a Russian prince Alexandre Troubetzkoy. As many large rocks needed removing quickly, the Prince used mines which earned him the name “Turbascogli” or “Disturber of rocks”. Now is a five stars hotel.
- Villa Cademartori - Eighteenth century building originally owned by Artaria family one of the most famous publishing family of the time. Recently, the Cademartori family, owners of one of the most important Italian food company, bought the Villa and used it as holiday resort for long time. In the eighties, the Villa went through the last renovation and shared into apartments.
- Villa Taverna - Villa Taverna is set in a panoramic location in the village of Perlasca, between Blevio and Torno. It was built by Count Paolo Taverna at the end of the eighteenth century. In the nineteenth century the property was sold to the noble family Poldi Pezzoli, who enlarged it with the addition of two symmetrical wings connected to the main building by galleries. In Villa Taverna a large number of prominent personalities spent their sojourns. Today Villa Taverna is a luxurious and privately owned condominium.
- The Spa at Mandarin Oriental, Lago di Como - Located in Blevio, Mandarin Oriental Lago di Como boasts a wellness center, views of Lake Como, elegant rooms and suites, 2 independent villas, a refined restaurant and large gardens. The Oriental Mandarin Hotel is the beautiful Villa Roccabruna. It was built in 1910, commissioned by the family of Emilio Wild, an industrialist from Turin. During the second half of the twentieth century, Villa Roccabruna seemed to go into decline several times, almost reducing itself to a state of ruin. Later, in 2010 it was renovated and converted into a luxury hotel: the Oriental Mandarin Hotel.
- Laglio - In Laglio there is Villa Oleandra famous because is the George Clooney house in Como, where he usually spends his summer holidays.
- Villa Passalacqua - The Passalacqua Hotel in Moltrasio was recently crowned as the world’s best hotel, known for its exquisite luxury, breathtaking lakefront location on Lake Como, and impeccable service. With unparalleled elegance and stunning views, it offers an unforgettable, award-winning hospitality experience.
- Villa Le Fontanelle - Villa Fontanelle, a 19th-century neoclassical masterpiece originally commissioned by the eccentric Lord Charles Currie, underwent a stunning restoration in 1977 when it
was acquired by the renowned Italian designer Gianni Versace. The meticulous renovation, completed in December 1980, included the creation of expansive ornamental gardens, three charming cottages, a tennis court, and an impressive 800-meter lakefront façade. Following Versace’s ownership, the property found a new custodian in Russian millionaire restaurateur Arkady Novikov, who acquired this enchanting estate for 33 million euros.
- Villa d’Este - Nestled along the picturesque shores of Lake Como in the charming town of Cernobbio, Villa d’Este is a timeless Renaissance patrician estate. Initially crafted as a summer retreat for Cardinal Tolomeo Gallio, this architectural gem has graced the landscape since the 16th century. Since 1873, Villa d’Este has gracefully transitioned into a luxurious haven, welcoming guests from around the world as a prestigious and iconic hotel.
- Villa Erba - illa Erba, an architectural gem, was originally commissioned by the prestigious Erba family in the early 1900s. Today, it stands as an exquisite venue for grand events, elegant weddings, and serves as a distinguished exhibition center. The property features a magnificent glass structure within its expansive park, perfect for hosting large gatherings and exhibitions. Typically, it remains a private estate, accessible to the public only during exclusive events. The villa’s majestic presence can also be admired from the tranquil waters of Lake Como, providing a truly enchanting view.
- Como - We will return to the starting pier, allowing you to take in the stunning view of the city of Como from the lake, and the iconic Brunate lighthouse, complete with its charming funicular railway
- Bottled water
Presenting Frank’s Latest Seacraft: The Invictus 280SX! This magnificent 9.15-meter vessel, masterfully designed by famed marine designer Cristian Grande, stands as a symbol of aquatic superiority. It boasts Italian artisanship and contemporary design, providing a lavish floating lounge.
Powered by a potent 350-hp engine, exquisite wood and leather finishes, and twin refrigerators, the Invictus 280SX meets the highest standards of luxury. An installed stereo system guarantees a memorable celebration, while the ample stern platform facilitates easy lake entrance.
If you need a respite from the sunshine, a large awning provides shelter. A tucked-away changing room, complete with a restroom and an optional round table at the front, brings extra convenience and allure. Secure a one-hour voyage with the engaging Frank, a polyglot fluent in Italian, English, and French, for a truly memorable moment.
Embark on a sophisticated and thrilling journey across the waves of Lake Como with Frank on the Invictus 280SX!
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
