Discover the beauty of Lake Maggiore as you ride on the fantastic tourist boat to the Borromean Islands. You can get on and off as many times as you want!
Description
No trip to Stresa would be complete without taking this brilliant boat trip to the Borromean Islands, one of the most beautiful parts of Italy's Piedmont region.
This pass gives you unlimited access to the boat for 1 full day. The ferry calls at the three main islands, Isola Madre (Mother Island), Isola Bella (Beautiful Island), and Isola dei Pescatori (Fishermen's Island); all of which have their individual charms and characteristics. You can see spectacular locations such as a huge open-air botanical garden, the Borromeo Palace, and the Bella Island Palace - the choice is yours!
The order of the boat ride departing from Stresa is as follows: the first stop is on Isola Madre, the second on Isola dei Pescatori, and the third on Isola Bella. It then returns to Stresa and starts the tour again. If from Isola dei Pescatori you want to go to Isola Madre, you'll have to return to Stresa and, without getting off, wait for the boat to sail back to Isola Madre.
Times & frequency
The tourist boat sails from March to November every day approximately every 30 minutes from 9:30 am to 6 pm.
Please note:
- If you want to visit all three islands, the last departure will be at 1:45 pm.
- The final departure to visit Isola Madre (the first stop of the trip) is at 2:50 pm.
- The palaces and gardens of Isola Bella and Isola Madre (entrance fee not included) are open from March 15 to November 5.
- Remember that the timetables are flexible and are subject to change.
How it works
With this pass, you'll have access to the boat that sails from Stresa to the Borromean Islands for a whole day. You'll be able to get on and off as many times as you want during the established schedule. Please note that, although you can get on and off the boat at all stops, the first boarding must be at the time you chose upon booking.
Partial closures
As of November 2, the museums and gardens of Isla Bella and Isla Madre will be closed.
