Day Trips from Venice

A perfect way to escape the crowds and see the quiet beauty of the Venetian lagoon.

The motorboat was super comfortable, and the aperitif with local wine made it feel luxurious!

Nice tour, but a bit pricey for the short time we spent on the water.

We reached the glass-making island Murano after about a 30-minute boat ride, where we watched the production live and took a short tour. Afterwards, we headed to another island, Burano which was full of colorful houses—an ideal place to enjoy your time and take beautiful photos. I believe our guides kindly offered to take those who were interested to a third island (Toricelli?) as well, but I chose to skip it, thinking Murano and Burano would be enough for the day. The guides—two ladies and two gentlemen—were very kind, cheerful, and informative. The only downsides were waiting in the sun for a while at the meeting point and, due to my own lack of attention, getting a nice sunburn from sitting on the upper deck of the boat. But even that became a sweet memory of a lovely day:)

Our guide was extremely informative and made it very interesting

Beautiful! I had never had an experience like this! The provider's customer service provided me with more options on the route than I could have chosen; I relied on them and I did not go wrong! I am happy to have chosen this activity, a really well spent hour! I add that even the captain of the beautiful boat was super nice and helpful!

Our guide was knowledgeable and kind — we learned a lot without it feeling like a lecture.

It was peaceful and scenic, but I expected a bit more interaction or storytelling.

A perfect way to escape the crowds and see the quiet beauty of the Venetian lagoon.

The motorboat was super comfortable, and the aperitif with local wine made it feel luxurious!

Nice tour, but a bit pricey for the short time we spent on the water.

We reached the glass-making island Murano after about a 30-minute boat ride, where we watched the production live and took a short tour. Afterwards, we headed to another island, Burano which was full of colorful houses—an ideal place to enjoy your time and take beautiful photos. I believe our guides kindly offered to take those who were interested to a third island (Toricelli?) as well, but I chose to skip it, thinking Murano and Burano would be enough for the day. The guides—two ladies and two gentlemen—were very kind, cheerful, and informative. The only downsides were waiting in the sun for a while at the meeting point and, due to my own lack of attention, getting a nice sunburn from sitting on the upper deck of the boat. But even that became a sweet memory of a lovely day:)