Together with nearby Punta Spartivento, Spiaggia Rivetto received the Blue Flag award in 2013: it is one of Bellagio’s most historic and best-kept swimming spots, just steps from the gardens of Villa Melzi d’Eril.
Set along the shore that runs from Bellagio towards the gardens of the famous Villa Melzi d’Eril, this beach is one of the swimming spots most loved by Bellagio’s own residents, prized for the quality of its waters. Its closeness to the historic centre makes it easy to reach on foot for anyone staying in Bellagio, no small advantage in a town where the most scenic shores often require a longer walk or a car.
Nearby
Bellagio, the meeting point of Lake Como’s three branches and an internationally renowned tourist destination since the 19th century, also offers direct access from here to the botanical gardens of Villa Melzi d’Eril, with their neoclassical statues and shaded avenues overlooking the water — the perfect combination of a refreshing swim and a walk in the greenery for anyone wanting to discover the best of this town without straying far from the centre.