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We stayed at the Bellagio site a few years ago ... see my review ...
Como is far more beautiful than Garda (IMHO) ... and ferrying around from town to town is a lovely way to see it all.
There are several routes, see here for three of the Michelin recommended ones.
If you go the Swiss route remember the vignette scenario:
In Switzerland you pay an annual motorway tax, even if you're only using the motorways for an hour or two. A vehicle sticker (vignette) must be displayed on the windscreen by all vehicles. Of course, if you don't need to use a motorway you don't need to pay, although it's difficult to cross the country without doing so. If you don't display a vignette you'll be liable to a fine plus the cost of the vignette. You can buy a vignette in the UK from the Swiss Centre. Call them on freephone 00800 100 20030 for information. You can also buy them in Switzerland from customs offices at the border or service stations, garages and post offices. Pre paying for your vignettes saves time at border crossings. The Swiss Motorway vignettes are valid for multiple re-entries into Switzerland. The vignette is valid between 1st December of the previous year and 31st January of the following year (printed on the vignette). If taking a trailer or a caravan, you will need to purchase an extra vignette.
You can purchase a motorway vignette by clicking the link below:
Click here
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Topic: Lake como
