Domaso

Domaso sits on the western shore of the northern arm of Lake Como, and the small marina belongs to the Nautica Domaso nautical centre. The harbour is sheltered from the summer breezes and built with floating pontoons, while the outer pontoons are made of concrete and double as breakwaters.

The harbour offers berths for boats between 5 and 9 metres in length. The facility is monitored by video surveillance and accessible only through a private gate, keeping boats safe and secure. Berths are available in the harbour during the summer season, while winter brings the option of storage in the hangar or on the outdoor parking area – the hangar also has an 8-ton crane for launching and hauling out.

Ashore you will find a private car park, a toilet with shower and hot water, and an area with sun loungers and parasols. Boats have access to water, electricity and wifi at the berth, and the centre also offers boat-owner services such as hull maintenance, antifouling and mast storage for sailboats.

Domaso is an old fishing village with narrow, steep lanes that has become a popular tourist destination on the lake's northern west shore. The place is known for the steady wind called "Breva", making it a favourite for windsurfing, while the surrounding mountains invite trekking and mountain biking. Come and moor here, and you'll have both a calm harbour and the charming old village right at hand.