VENICE
Venice, for the two of you.
The 6 most-loved half-day tours for couples in Venice, with prices, timings and who you book through. The ones worth planning a slow Venetian day around, and what each one is really like.
Half-day boat tour to Murano, Torcello and Burano with a glassblowing demo, Byzantine sights and lace shopping. Fast-paced value.
Most Popular“Good way to see the islands! A little hectic with all of the different languages being spoken on board and the noise, but if you just want to enjoy the journey and be self sufficient then this is good for you!”
A small-group boat trip from Venice to Murano and Burano for glassblowing and lace-making, with colorful Burano time to wander.
Half-day boat tour from Punta Sabbioni to Murano and Burano, with a glassblowing demo option, guided lagoon sights, and short island time.
Half-day lagoon boat trip from Punta Sabbioni to Murano and Burano, with a look at Torcello, glass demos, and colored canals.
“Given limited info by the tour team who couldn’t care less whether you made it back to the boat on time or not, and no loos on board. It’s a long trip to have no facilities. Glass factory was just a money making exercise on both sides with no opportunity to explore the island itself.”
3-hour private Venice walk with a tailored route from Rialto to Cannaregio, plus bacaro wine and cicchetti.
“Sarah was a great guide, she walked us through areas of the city we would not have found on our own including the ghettos and a local bead makers shop. She gave a great recommendation for dinner, and got some nice pictures for us. Thank you!”
Half-day motorboat cruise from Venice to Murano and Burano, with a live glass demo in Murano and free time to explore lacey Burano.
“We could never find the motorboat and missed the excursion. We were so disappointed and called aviator immediately. They did not have a later excursion and had to leave the next morning. We got an email that said they would not refund our money so not happy with the company and will not book with…”
From the gondola and St Mark’s to the lagoon islands, the food and the Veneto beyond, every way to spend a day in Venice as a couple.
