• Arsenale di Venezia - The Arsenal, a symbol of the Serenissima’s rich history. As the core of Venetian shipbuilding, it was renowned for its impressive assembly line ships. Enclosed by 3 km of walls, it is recognized as one of Europe’s earliest industrial complexes.
• Isola del Lazzaretto Nuovo - Observe the Island of the New Lazaret. Archaeological discoveries indicate human presence dating back to the Bronze Age. In 1468, a decree by the Senate of the Serenissima established a Lazaretto on the island to prevent infections. The island became a place of “absentia,” where the “quarantine” was prepared for ships arriving from various Mediterranean ports.
• Isola delle Vignole - Observe the island of Vignole, a holiday retreat for the early Venetians. Once known as Biniola, or “of the seven vineyards,” it was a vacation spot for the people of Altino and later Venice.
• Laguna di Venezia - Stop in a “Ghebo” to enjoy some prosecco and appetizers while watching the sunset with its enchanting colors.

• Bottle of prosecco on request
• Non-alcoholic aperitif on request
• Fuel surcharges

• Bottled water

Venice is among Italy’s premier cities. However, many tourists are unaware of the city’s natural wonders, particularly those associated with its lagoon, in addition to its historical and artistic treasures. By embarking on a wooden boat with a local guide, visitors can explore the lagoon and its environment, which is largely inaccessible without a boat. Travelers will have the opportunity to see the Arsenal, a symbol of the Serenissima and the heart of the Venetian shipbuilding industry. They will also view the island of Vignole, once known as Biniola or “of the seven vineyards,” and the Island of Lazzaretto Nuovo. In 1468, a decree by the Senate of the Serenissima established a Lazzaretto on the island to prevent infections, making it a place of quarantine for ships arriving from various Mediterranean ports. The tour includes a stop in a “Ghebo,” and upon request, prosecco can be provided at no extra cost to enjoy while watching the sunset’s enchanting colors. The schedule is flexible and can be adjusted.

• Wear sunscreen
• Bring a hat for the sun
• Recommended to use the services before boarding
• On certain dates, most travelers staying outside of Venice who are planning to visit for the day will be required to pay a €5 access fee. For further details (including exemptions) and to learn what days this fee is applicable, please visit: https://cda.ve.it

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.