Private Islands Tour

Tour Duration
240
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Enjoy a Half or Full Day Tour to discover the islands of Murano, Burano and Torcello; onboard a private Motorboat and escorted by a private Hostess. With the full day tour you can also visit the islands of San Francesco del deserto and San Lazzaro degli Armeni

 

HIGHLIGHTS

  • 4 or 8 Hour Private Tour with English Speaking Hostess
  • Enjoy panoramic Views of Venetian Lagoon and Minor Islands
  • Tour performed with Private Motorboat
  • Visit the Island of Murano
  • Visit Glass Factory and observe the art of Glassmaking
  • Visit the Fishermen island of Burano
  • Visit the island of Torcello
  • Basilica of Santa Maria Assunta and the famous throne of Attila
  • With 8 hour tour you can visit also the island of San Francesco del Deserto
  • Up to 9 Passengers included in the price!

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

Meet our Hostess in the lobby of your hotel for departure on the private motorboat for the Islands of the Lagoon. You will first visit Murano Island, very famous for its glassworks. Here, you can observe a real glassmaking shop as they work on hand-blown glass in real time. Continuing on to the North of the Lagoon, we will reach the picturesque island of Burano, characterized by strong contrasts of light and color, an island of fishermen and lace makers.

Finally, we will arrive to the nearby island of Torcello, where time seems to have stopped. Although there is hardly anyone left living here, which boasts rich vegetation typical of the lagoon, this island preserves the most ancient monument of the lagoon: the majestic Basilica of Santa Maria Assunta and the famous throne of Attila.

With the full day excursion, you can also visit San Francesco del Deserto situated south of Burano - according to tradition its monastery surrounded by cypress trees was founded by Saint Francis of Assisi and the two small cloisters still house a community of Friars.

San Lazzaro degli Armeni was used as a refuge for lepers during the 12th century. In 1717 the Serenissima entrusted the island to the Armenian noblemen who founded a Benedictine monastery, restored the 15th century church and created an Armenian printing house.

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