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The 4 most popular burano tours in Venice. What each one includes, what it costs and who runs it, so you can spend the day out on the water instead of stuck in a queue.
A 7-hour boat ride from Punta Sabbioni to Murano and Burano for glass and lace, plus Venice free time near St. Mark’s. $35.
Most Popular“This was not a tour. It was a ferry ride from one location to the other. Our guide disappeared half way through the trip and there was very little information. It was just a way to cart lots of people from one island to another. Disappointing”
A small-group Burano walk with a local feel, a restored lagoon church, and a live Burano lace demonstration in about 1h20.
“Silvia shared her love of Burano and its history as we walked the beautiful waterways of the island. Learning the history of the island, it's origins, traditions, and life of the people made for an experience where you feel connected to the people and the island. She answered all our questions along the way. We…”
Private Venice lagoon kayak with a local guide, regatta rowing lessons, and quiet islands like Torcello, plus calm wildlife-filled water.
“Kayaking around Burano was so peaceful. Such a change from the busy streets of Venice. Filippo gave great explanations as we paddled around the protected areas. We did need to cross a few sections where motor boats travel. Filippo ensured we only paddled once there was enough time to cross safely. I do recommend that…”
Venice Explorer Pass bundles Doge’s Palace, a gondola ride, museums, and the Murano-Burano-Torcello islands into one time-saving plan.
“It was super confusing how to use this pass. The Italians would see that it said City Pass which they confuse with a different company that also had a city pass with different places to go. This was was called Turbo pass, but they didn’t know what it was. We couldn’t get into a couple…”
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