Experience a full day of art, colors, and tradition: visit a glass workshop, cruise the lagoon, and discover the magical island of Burano with its colorful houses and the authentic atmosphere of Venice.
Spend a full day (about 7 hours) discovering Burano, the island famous for its colorful houses and lace-making art, with an onboard guide and a special visit to a glass workshop along the way.
On the way to Burano, visit one of the lagoon’s famous glass workshops to watch a glassmaking demonstration (about 1 hour of free time).
After just 30 minutes of sailing, disembark at Burano and enjoy approximately 3 hours to explore its colorful streets and experience the island’s unique atmosphere. The schedule coincides with lunch, which can be organized independently at local restaurants or cafés.
Return to San Marco: expected arrival around 17:30, concluding an unforgettable day of art, colors, and Venetian tradition.
Discover Burano among colors, tradition, and Venetian craftsmanship
Witness the magic of glassmaking in a historic glass workshop
Enjoy an unforgettable day in the lagoon with an onboard guide
From San Marco
Meeting point San Marco (LINK MAPS): exactly 4 bridges from Piazza San Marco towards the Arsenale, at Riva degli Schiavoni 4136, meet the assistant in front of docks 1 - 2 - 3
AVAILABLE EVERY DAY
Departure 10:45
Return 17:30
CLOSED DAYS
25/12/2025 closed (Christmas)
Full refund for cancellations made up to 24 hours before departure.
Cancellations made after 24 hours will be considered on a case-by-case basis.
For bookings with 10 or more people, a full refund must be requested at least 7 days before departure.
No refunds in case of no-show.
Guide available in Italian, English, German, French, Spanish
Pets allowed
For more information, write to api@dogedivenezia.it or call +39 0413156302
As per Port Authority ordinance no. 143 of 2016, in particular weather conditions (e.g., fog) or adverse weather, the service may not operate regularly, and we reserve the right to suspend scheduled services.
On days of high visitor numbers, the order of visits to Murano and Torcello islands may be reversed.
