Water, it goes without saying, is the main feature of Lake Como and a trip on the lake is the best way to enjoy it in all its beauty. Often we speak of its two branches, but it is all a matter of perspective, and in reality, there are three. If you take the tip of Bellagio as a reference point, you can see that it is the meeting place between the branches of Como, Lecco and that of the upper lake. Navigazione Lago di Como provides the frequently run public transport service on the lake connecting the main towns, using boats, hydrofoils and catamarans. For those who want to put their feet back on the ground, you can plan stops to visit villages or parks. In the centre of the lake area, there is also an efficient ferry service that allows travellers to transport themselves and their vehicles from one side to the other. Among the most frequented ports are Como, Cernobbio, Argegno, Lenno, Tremezzo, Cadenabbia, Bellagio, Menaggio, Varenna, Colico, and Lecco. There is a wide choice on offer that is full of beautiful routes, such as those that pass in front of Villa Carlotta.
