Ground services in Venice

Arriving to Venice by bus is easy and simple. You need not to forget to pay for the ZTL tax before crossing the Liberty bridge to Tronchetto or when driving to Punta Sabbioni. Once you arrive to the parking, you will be greeted by your friendly boat captain and taken to the center of Venice, just a few minutes away from St. Mark’s square.

Instead of just dropping your guests off at the city center and allowing them to wander throughout Venice, why not give them a short insight of the square and have them introduced to Venice by a local tour guide? We can organise a local guide for you in MANY different languages and impress them with the kind of knowledge only a person, in love with Venice can show them. Just a basic walk on St Mark’s square already includes an interesting explanation about the rise and fall of the republic, about the 2 columns that acted as an entrance into Venice at first, but later an execution place for the worst criminals… want more info? See you in Venice. Just tell us where and when you’d like to meet.

Lunch in Venice can be one of the most expensive and time consuming experience you have ever seen. Why go looking for restaurants on your own, when we can help you choose the ones where we know the best balance between price and quality. What if we can guarantee that you’ll find a good place right between St. Mark’s square and Rialto bridge? A quick lunch, consisting of an Italian tris (pasta with tomato sauce, risotto with cheese and a meat lasagne), salad, desert and unlimited drinks will take only 45 minutes and not cost more than 17 € per person.

Venice, a city built on over 100 islands, surrounded by water, must be visited from the water side. Escape from the hords of tourists that crowd the city on a daily basis by boarding the most typical boat: a gondola. A gondola ride is not just an excursion, it’s a time machine: no engine, no modern technology. just 1 man and his wooden boat, wooden oar and knowledge how to glide his boat through the narrow canals, past the historical buildings and to areas, reserved just for the romantic souls.

The Grand canal, the main street of the city cannot be visited on foot, as most of the wealthy built the buildings so there is no walking path in front of the building. Forget visiting the Grand Canal on a overcrowded waterbus (called Vaporetto) as most of the time on board is spent fighting for space. Water taxis are the most luxourious boats that one can hire and enjoy the Canale Grande. We limit the occupancy to 12 persons per boat, so everybody can see and enjoy the +170 palaces that form the most beautiful waterstreet on the planet. Arrive to your boat or bus in style.

The same way as we arrived to Venice’s city center, one can sail back to your bus easy and simple. Once you arrive to the parking, all you need to do is find and board your bus.

We can offer boats from 25 seats up to 180 seats; we have open boats for the summer and closed ones for the colder months, so sailing will always be a pleasureable experience.