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Viagem de barco de Stresa para Isola Bella, através do lago

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Faça isso porque

Visite as Ilhas Borromeu a partir de Stresa
Utilize o conveniente e rápido serviço de transporte por barco, fornecido pela CMA
Visite Isola Bella, inteiramente ocupada pelo jardim italiano do Palazzo Borromeo, uma obra-prima barroca

O que esperar

Vá às Ilhas Borromeo a partir da cidade Piemontesa de Stresa (a menos de 90 km de Milão), uma pequena cidade com uma paisagem encantadora, assim como o local mais conveniente para chegar ao lago Borromeo.

Com 30 anos de experiência em navegação nas águas do Lago Maggiore, a empresa CMA (Consorzio Motoscafisti Associati) fornece um serviço de navegação rápido e seguro de Stresa para Isola Bella e vice-versa, utilizando uma frota de última geração, equipada com todo o luxo.

Isola Bella é um lugar extraordinário, onde jardins de flores adornam tesouros arquitetónicos. Transformado a partir de uma rocha num oásis de flores, a ilha está totalmente ocupada pelo jardim de estilo italiano do Palazzo Borromeo, uma obra-prima barroca suspensa nas águas do Lago Maggiore.

O que as pessoas dizem sobre essa experiência

Excelente

4,5 /5

Com base em 25 avaliações de clientes verificados

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5 estrelas (12)

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4 estrelas (13)

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TUI Musement Traveler
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5
25 de junho de 2025
Service was good and fast
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TUI Musement Traveler
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5
3 de junho de 2025
Super, des navettes toutes les 30 mînutes, tout est magnifiques.
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TUI Musement Traveler
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5
5 de agosto de 2024
Très agréable et bateaux fréquents pour rejoindre les différentes îles
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TUI Musement Traveler
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5
22 de junho de 2024
Très bien
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TUI Musement Traveler
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4
10 de agosto de 2023
Le billet électronique n'est pas suffisant pour prendre le bateau. Il faut penser à payer la taxe auprès du batelier. Il vous donne alors un billet rouge indispensable pour la traversée. Sinon c'est tres bien!
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TUI Musement Traveler
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27 de setembro de 2023

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