During the excursion departing from Venice, you will visit:
- Murano, where you will watch a live demonstration;
- Burano, where you can stroll through the colorful streets and lace shops.
An excursion with about 1 hour per island, combining art, tradition, and picturesque lagoon atmospheres.
- Take your time and visit the islands of Murano and Burano
- Get the 5-star treatment with quality service on board
- Relax and feel the breeze on the rooftop terrace
- Learn all about the tradition of glass making and stroll through the colorful streets
- Admire the many houses that line the small canals of Burano
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| Important information | *compared to the booked offer: departure from San Marco - Pontile Cornoldi Riva degli Schiavoni, 4136, 30122 Venice VE Meeting point San Marco: exactly 4 bridges from St. Mark’s Square towards the Arsenale, in Riva degli Schiavoni 4136, at the assistant located in front of piers 1 - 2 - 3 EVERY DAY MORNING return at 3:30 PM AFTERNOON return at 5:30 PM ** according to the Port Authority ordinance no. 143 of 2016, in particular weather conditions (e.g. fog) or adverse weather, the service may not operate regularly and we reserve the right to suspend scheduled services
***Venice Access Fee – Dates and Essential Information A fee is required to access Venice, except for specific exemptions. The fee is not required from 4:00 PM to 8:30 AM. Dates when the fee will be applied
Price: €5.00 if paid by the fourth-to-last day before the access date; €10.00 after the fourth-to-last day before the access date RESERVATION REQUIRED: also for students and exempt visitors! Access Fee exemptions: to obtain the exemption, registration and acquisition of the exemption voucher are required, except for the following cases:
For further information and payments: Information: www.comune.venezia.it Payment: cda.ve.it |
Venue
Pontile Cornoldi - Venezia, Venezia, VE, Italia
Offered by
Il Doge Di Venezia SRL
Further information
Boat excursion to 2 islands from Venice: Murano and Burano, morning or afternoon with on-board guide
Set sail from Venice for a boat tour to the islands of Murano and Burano.
Enjoy sailing on a comfortable boat, admire the lagoon views from the deck, and be amazed by the magic of these unique places, passionately explained by our on-board guide.
Departure will be from San Marco - Pontile Cornoldi
The first stop will be Murano, famous worldwide for the art of glassmaking. Here you will visit one of the renowned local glass factories and watch a live glassblowing demonstration, observing up close the techniques and skills of the master glassmakers. Overall, you will have about one hour of free time to explore the island and browse the artistic glass shops.
You will then continue to Burano, where you can admire the vibrant colored houses and stroll along the picturesque streets of the village. Here too, you will have about one hour of free time to discover the charm of the island, walk among the lace shops, or enjoy a local aperitif.
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Fortunately, the public water transportation boats are easy to find & access. I - & the other abandoned tour participants- were able to go on to Burano & then also able to return to Venice on the public water bus.
The tour is designed to drop you at a specific shop - to buy things - &, without this knowledge, you really can’t navigate around & enjoy or see anything else.
I will say that the woman giving the tour information over the microphone- in multiple languages!!!- was very impressive. And the boat was large & comfortable (lots of seats) but I wish I had just used my water transportation day pass (25€, purchased on the TrenItalia app when I bought a train ticket) & visited the islands at a much more leisurely pace -& without the pressure of meeting the boat at a specific time at an inaccessible location. It turned into a very stressful experience….& I am a VERY seasoned traveler who speaks more than one language. I don’t usually get trapped like that. Was definitely a learning experience