Taxi & Transfers from Milan to Bellagio

How to Get from Milan to Bellagio

Milan to Bellagio — about 80 kilometers. City noise fades fast once you get closer to the lake.

You can travel by train and ferry, by bus, call a taxi, or book a private transfer through Kiwitaxi. Depends how much comfort you want.

By Train and Ferry

First step: train from Milano Centrale to Varenna-Esino station.

Travel time around 1 hour 4 minutes. Ticket prices start at €7.40. From Varenna, a short walk to the ferry dock.

Ferry to Bellagio takes about 15 minutes. Ticket about €4.60. Not bad if you like combining different kinds of transport.

But with heavy luggage or tight schedules, changing transport twice might not be much fun.

By Bus

First, a FlixBus from Milan to Como. Takes around 50 minutes.

Then, a local C30 bus to Bellagio. That part takes about 1 hour 15 minutes. Bus ticket around €4.10.

Cheapest way to go. Also the longest if you hit traffic or bad timing between buses.

By Private Transfer

Private transfer is simple and calm.

Driver picks you up in Milan, helps with bags, and drives straight to Bellagio. No train stations, no ferry schedules to think about.

Ride takes about 1 hour 30 minutes. Prices start from €150 per car depending on what you pick.

With Kiwitaxi, you can choose economy, comfort, minivan, or business class. Service includes luggage help and fixed fare known in advance.

By Taxi

Taxi from Milan to Bellagio is possible.

Fare usually between €150 and €190. Always ask the driver for a final price before leaving the city.

Vehicle Classes for Your Transfer

• Economy – small and simple ride for 1–2 people
• Comfort – for families or travelers with a bit more luggage
• Minivan – for groups, sporting equipment, extra bags
• Business – more comfort, quieter inside, more space

Traveling with Children

Switching from train to ferry with kids and bags can get crazy.

Private transfer with Kiwitaxi saves time and nerves. Child seats ready if you ask. Driver helps with everything.

Traveling with Pets

Ferries and buses have different pet rules.

Private transfer makes it simple. Add the pet travel option. Your dog or cat rides with you, no questions asked.

What to See in Bellagio

Bellagio is full of small steep streets, stone stairs, colorful houses.

Walk along Punta Spartivento for perfect lake views. Visit Villa Melzi Gardens. Eat slow meals at restaurants right by the water.

Everywhere you turn, it’s postcard material. Bellagio doesn’t hurry, and you won't want to either.