1 day. WPML user current language. Kayak is the perfect outdoor activity to discover the hidden corners dotted around Lake Como shores. Centres and and rental service always available. Seasonal Bus Line 439: Monguelfo (Welsberg) to Lago di Braies (Pragser Wildsee). Between July 10th and September 10th, there is a seasonal tourist shuttle from Monguelfo (Welsberg) to Lago di Braies. The bus ride takes 20 minutes. You must make a reservation and pay for your ticket online ahead of time. Domaso Beach. The beach is free and consists essentially of pebbles and grass. One of the most extensive beaches of the Upper Lake Como, also easy to reach, because it is a short walk from the town. Shaded by the trees along the park, it’s next to locals and camping bars by the lake. Abbadia Lariana Beach. Kids will be fascinated watching the captain maneuver the sails. While the lake isn’t really swimmable right from the shore, most hotels offer a floating pool and/or water trampolines. It’s also a big area for hiking and biking, although biking is challenging with children unless they’re experienced mountain bikers. Where you can swim without hesitation on Lake Como and Lake Lugano. The water quality is GOOD on the beaches in the villages marked 1 to 31. According to the latest report by the ASL/health authority from the beginning of June 2011, the Water quality on the beaches of 31 municipalities has been tested. Water samples were taken and examined at This is a big reason people come to Lake Como in Summer. Como gets quite a bit of summer rain, so the traveler should be prepared for summer showers. Como Water Temperatures: The water in Lake Como exceeds 20 degrees Centigrade (68 degrees Fahrenheit) in July, August and September, making those months the prime time for swimming. Here are a few facts about Lake Taneycomo that you might find interesting: 1. Lake Taneycomo’s Relationship to Branson Landing: It makes up the eastern boarder of the city of Branson and is a featured integral part of Branson Landing with a 1.5 mile board walk running the entire length of The Landing. 2. Branson Landing: The largest Even one of the Lago di Como tourism websites advises it is not possible to swim in the southern part of the lake due to pollution, I would assume that is current information. 4. Swim in Lake Como (Lido di Bellagio) The turquoise water of Lake Como does look quite inviting, doesn’t it? But can you swim in Lake Como? Yes, you can! Bellagio has its own little beach (Lido di Bellagio), where you can dip in the water or simply relax on the shore. There are little gazebos offering a place to hide from the sun, as well The average annual temperature is higher on Lake Como than elsewhere in the Northern Italy. Interestingly, thanks to this mild climate (and due also the humidity, that characterizes the whole year), at Lake Como you can see many tropical and sub-tropical plants throughout the year, like palms and banana trees, to name but two. LIhvAl3.