Rent a boat in Lake Como

Lake Como Yacht Charter with Click&Boat

Are you looking for a unique destination for your next trip? A yacht charter with Click&Boat on Lake Como is the answer! In 1840, Lake Como became famous thanks to the novel "I promessi sposi" by Alessandro Manzoni, this lake has since attracted and won the hearts of thousands of travellers who each year, venture to discover its shores.

Lake Como is Italy's deepest and largest lake, and its inverted Y shape includes some of the region's most iconic villages along its shores. Located in Lombardy, the lake has three different arms, depicted by the Como and Lecco basin, located to the south, and the Colico basin, located to the north.

Due to its great scenic importance, in 2014 Lake Como was chosen as the most beautiful lake in the world, and it is not by chance, since it has always attracted numerous visitors and celebrities, some of whom choose it every year as one of their favourite places to take a break from everyday life.

Recognized as one of the most beautiful sights in Italy, enjoying the view of the lake's landscape is almost a must! Get a yacht charter in Lake Como to experience the very best of this gorgeous region from the water.

What is the price of bareboat charters near me?

The price of a bareboat charter in Lake Como or surrounding areas will differ depending on various factors such as the number of passengers on board, the time of year and the type of vessel you choose. Below are some average prices of a yacht charter in Lake Como by vessel type.

Sailboat

€1,540/week for 6 people.

Motorboat

€660/day for 6 people.

RIBS

€660/day for 6 people.

Catamaran

€1,680/week for 2 people.

Jet ski

€800/day for 3 people.

What are the best things to do in Lake Como with a boat rental?

With stunning views, beautiful towns and countless attractions to visit, there’s so much to love about Lake Como! Hop on your yacht charter and sail its blue waters to take advantage of the exceptional views.

From the northern arm to the two southern arms, from the left bank to the right, this lake is a succession of towns full of history, charming villages to visit and places to dock and enjoy a day on dry land in total tranquillity. Choose a mooring in Como and spend some time walking around the city, the splendid Duomo (Como Cathedral), the ancient town hall known as Broletto and the Voltiano Temple are three treasures you definitely cannot miss.

Visit the charming village of Bellagio, loved for the pastel-coloured houses framed by lush greenery- it looks like this town just stepped out of a painting! Let yourself be won over by the characteristic alleys, the churches, the staircases and the splendid open view of the lake ... A real delight.

The little town of Cernobbio stands out for its charm and elegance. Located at the foot of Mount Bisbino, the majestic villas it houses never fail to win the eyes of its many visitors.

Of course, no trip to Lake Como would be complete without a trip to Varenna and Menaggio, two of the most sought-after destinations in the region.

What is the best time to rent a boat in Lake Como?

If you want a boat rental in Lake Como, the best time to get one would be between May and September when you have warm, pleasant temperatures and minimal precipitation. For the hottest weather, visit in the summer when the highest average temperature is 26°C. However, it’s important to note that the summertime is the high season in Lake Como so the prices of yacht charters are higher and it will be relatively crowded. If you want less dense crowds and better prices we recommend visiting Lake Como in May or September when it will still be warm!

Yacht charter in Lake Como with a skipper!

If you want to sail on Lake Como but don’t have a licence to sail, not to worry! At Click&Boat we’ve got a large fleet of yacht charters in Lake Como and surrounding areas which include a skipper on board or allow you to add a skipper at an additional cost.

Even if you have a sailing licence, there are many benefits to renting a skippered vessel. Skippers are nautical professionals who will handle everything regarding navigating, anchoring and docking the vessel, all while following the region’s sailing rules, so you don’t have to worry about anything. Sit back and relax or learn a thing or two about sailing while sitting alongside your skipper, who will be happy to show you the ropes.

But perhaps the best thing about having a skipper on board your vessel is that they can take you to hidden gems and show you the area like a local. For a more personalised and unique sailing experience, charter a yacht with a skipper!

What type of boat is best for a Lake Como yacht charter?

If you’re thinking about which type of boat to choose for your yacht charter in Lake Como, it’s important to think about how much time you’ll be spending out on the water. If you’re only planning to sail for a few days, opt for a daily charter such as a motorboat or a RIB. If you plan on sailing for a week or more you’ll need a larger vessel which is equipped with more amenities to keep you comfortable on the water. Sailboats and catamarans are great options for a long charter or a family holiday but keep in mind that sailboats tend to be unstable so if you get seasick easily, a catamaran is the better option! No matter what you’re looking for, you’re sure to find the perfect boat rental for your sailing excursion in Lake Como!

The rules for sailing on Lake Como

While each municipality may issue specific regulations for sailing along its stretch of the lake, there are still general rules to keep in mind. These are the basic rules you should know if you charter a boat on Lake Como:

• the minimum distance from the shore must be more than 150 meters,
• the exit and return are only allowed perpendicular to the shore,
• the maximum sailing speed is 27 knots (about 50 km/h).

In addition, to sail on Lake Como, all boats must be equipped with the necessary onboard equipment for sailing up to 1 mile, i.e. life jackets for each passenger, a lifebuoy with 30 meters of floating line and a fire extinguisher.