Welcome to everybody! The lakes Maggiore, Como and Lugano are waiting for you! Here we have chosen something unique for you: old and romantic fisherhouses always with garden and view on the lake, independent villas near the beaches or with docking for your boats. The perfect holiday for everybody: for people who want to relax or for those who love sport and fun: sailing, golf, surf-riding, trekking or hang gliding. Here you can find everything!

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The Sponda Lombarda of the Lago Maggiore, named also Sponda Magra because it is less known than the other sides of the lake, goes from Sesto Calende to Maccagno and the Swiss border.
It includes many little town like Angera, Laveno, Luino and Maccagno and several pre-alpine valleys around the lake, such as Valcuvia and Valli del Luinese. Santa Caterina del Sasso, Belvedere di Agra or the mount Sasso del Ferro are also very interesting to be seen. This side of the lake has many sandy beaches and from there you have a wonderful view on the Borromee Islands and the Alpes.

Lugano Lake lies between Switzerland and Italy and has a very particular shape, which is probably due to its glacial origin. It is surrounded by mountains where the nature is wonderful and still wild and its banks are full of picturesque villages and beautiful touristic resorts. Everybody will spend here an amusing holiday making excursions, sailing on the lake or trying all kinds of sport!

The Lago Maggiore is the right place to spend one´s holidays in piece and among the nature. Its banks are characterized by big and sandy beaches and picturesque little villages and the navigation in houseboats is no doubt the best way to visit it. Thanks to the opportunity of saling all day long, you can discover the most hidden and charming places of the lake, calmly circumnavigate the beautiful Borromee Islands or simply enjoy the view sailing everywhere. The navigation on the Lago Maggiore is no doubt an experience to be lived!

Lake Como is of glacial origin and with a surface of 142 square meters, it is the third-largest lake in Italy, after Garda and Maggiore. Its peculiar shape - a Y turned upside down - is due to its three branches: Colico, the northern branch, Lecco, the south east branch and Como, the south west branch. Between Come and Argegno, the lake reaches a depth of 410 m (it´s the deepest lake in Europe). The whole lake is surrounded by mountains.