Navigazione Isole Borromee Lago Maggiore -Tickets and online bookings
Navigazione Isole Borromee Lago Maggiore is based in Italy and provides shared ferry services from Stresa to Isola bella, Isola Madre and Isola dei Pescatori.
Official address: Piazza Marconi, 28838
Phone 1: +39 34 85138441
Navigazione Isole Borromee Lago Maggiore’s popular routes
Stresa to Isola Bella
The distance between Stresa and Isola Bella is 1 miles, or approximately 2 kilometers.There are 1 ways to get from Stresa to Isola Bella, including ferry.
Stresa to Isola Bella by ferry
There are 2 travel classes for this journey, including: Hop-on Hop-off and Tourist.Stresa to Isola Madre
The distance between Stresa and Isola Madre is 2 miles, or approximately 3 kilometers.There are 1 ways to get from Stresa to Isola Madre, including ferry.
Stresa to Isola Madre by ferry
The only travel class available is Tourist.Isola Madre to Stresa
The distance between Isola Madre and Stresa is 2 miles, or approximately 3 kilometers.There are 1 ways to get from Isola Madre to Stresa, including ferry.
Isola Madre to Stresa by ferry
The only travel class available is Tourist.Isola dei Pescatori to Stresa
The distance between Isola dei Pescatori and Stresa is 2 miles, or approximately 3 kilometers.There are 1 ways to get from Isola dei Pescatori to Stresa, including ferry.
Isola dei Pescatori to Stresa by ferry
The only travel class available is Tourist.Isola Bella to Stresa
The distance between Isola Bella and Stresa is 1 miles, or approximately 2 kilometers.There are 1 ways to get from Isola Bella to Stresa, including ferry.
Isola Bella to Stresa by ferry
There are 2 travel classes for this journey, including: Hop-on Hop-off and Tourist.
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Navigazione Isole Borromee Lago Maggiore's most popular stations
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- Stresa (Piazza Marconi Terminal)VGMR+RHC Stresa, Province of Verbano-Cusio-Ossola, Italy
- Isola Bella TerminalVGVG+VJC Isola Bella, Province of Verbano-Cusio-Ossola, Italy
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