Tremezzo Holidays

Tremezzo Holidays – Beautiful Italian lakeside resort
Tremezzo is a popular lakeside resort that opens onto a spectacular panoramic view of Lake Como, one of Italy’s most romantic lakes. Tremezzo holidays offer the best in Italian lakeside living with numerous excursions and trips in the surrounding area, excellent Italian and French restaurants, and many sports and activities both on land and on the majestic lake. Tremezzo is also an excellent base to explore nearby resorts such as Bellagio, Ménaggio and Cadenabbia. With stunning Alpine scenery as your backdrop, and with the magnificent lake in front of you, you may not want to venture too far from Tremezzo.

Holidays in Tremezzo – Exciting excursions and activities
Tremezzo and the nearby resorts are full of vibrant buzzing little cafes, restaurants and bars, but if you want a taste of the bigger cities then book an excursion to sophisticated Milan or the exclusive Swiss resort of St.Moritz. Tremezzo holidays offer daytime activities such as wind surfing, water-skiing and fishing on Lake Como, or you can play tennis, play a few rounds of golf, and take a hiking tour in the surrounding mountains, hills and valleys. A chance to take a private boat trip to Villa Carlotta should not be missed, and includes the stunningly beautiful exotic plants at the botanical gardens.

Tremezzo Holidays – Favourite Italian romantic resort
Although it is exciting to explore the surrounding areas with excursions and boat trips you will no doubt be drawn back to Tremezzo by the magnificent lake. If you decide to take a romantic moonlit dinner cruise up Lake Como you will see why it is often described as Italy’s most romantic lake. As you would expect from a lakeside resort there are regular boat and hydrofoil services to nearby resorts where you can spend your days and nights discovering new restaurants, terrace cafes, bars and shops. The exciting range of activities and sightseeing attractions are the reasons why Tremezzo holidays are popular with both British holiday makers and the Italian themselves.