Venice Lido (Lido di Venezia) Tours and Tickets

Q: What’s the best way to experience Venice Lido?

There are plenty of ways to experience Venice Lido. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:<ul><li><a href="https://www.viator.com/tours/Venice/Discovery-tour-by-bike-on-Lido-Island-the-beach-of-Venice/d522-263230P8" class="markdown_inline_link" target="_blank">Lido Bike Tour: With a Local on the Island of Cinema</a></li><li><a href="https://www.viator.com/tours/Venice/Venice-Lido-by-bike-with-guide/d522-16877P7" class="markdown_inline_link" target="_blank">Venice Lido by Bike with Guide</a></li><li><a href="https://www.viator.com/tours/Venice/Stand-up-paddle-and-surf-courses/d522-471633P2" class="markdown_inline_link" target="_blank">Stand-Up Paddle and Surf Courses</a></li></ul>

Q: Are there guided tours available at Venice Lido?

Yes, there are guided tours available at Venice Lido. Travelers can take part in water sports, such as stand-up paddleboarding, surfing lessons, or hop-on, hop-off boat tours that showcase the Lido, among other local attractions. There are also bike tours that take you past the island’s top sights.

Q: Can I rent a bicycle to explore Venice Lido?

Yes, there are places to rent bicycles to explore Venice Lido. Several of these bike rental stores can be found on or around Granviale Santa Maria Elisabetta—the main road that leads up to Venice Lido. Some travelers also choose to go on bike tours to explore the local area.

Q: Are there beaches on Venice Lido?

Yes, Venice Lido has several beaches, including both private and free public options. Free beaches include Bluemoon Beach, the sand dunes of San Nicolo, and Alberoni Beach, which is protected by the WWF. These spots offer a peaceful place to relax with views of the Adriatic coast.

Q: Is Venice Lido suitable for families with children?

Yes, Venice Lido is suitable for families with children. Kids can enjoy time playing on the beach, or take part in water sports with an instructor. There are also places to rent bikes, as well as restaurants with kid-friendly options to pick from, and gelato stores nearby too.

Q: What is the best time to visit Venice Lido?

The best times to visit Venice Lido for warm weather but smaller crowds are in the late spring, such as in April and May, and in September and the early fall. The summer months of July and August are peak visitor times, but coming then means higher prices and bigger crowds.

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The most beautiful and sustainable way to live a cycling experience in Venice! You will discover the Lido Island, also called the Golden Island, for its natural beaches and the ancient village of Malamocco, of ancient origins and bulwark of the Serenissima Republic. Arrival at the landing pier at Lido di Venezia. Meeting with the guide for the delivery of bicycles. Departure for a circular tour of 15 km with stops to admire some Art Nouveau villas. Continue along the lagoon with a stop to tell some morphological aspects of the lagoon, its islands, mudflats and canals. Once you reach the historic village of Malamocco technical stop with snack. After the stop, departure to the Murazzi dam for a path overlooking the sea. You arrive in front of the Excelsior hotel, where every year the best international artists and actors stay during the Film Festival. Just a couple of kilometers to get to the finish line where you can leave your bikes.

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Venice Lido by bike with guide

2 to 3 hoursFree Cancellation

from $125

Price varies by group size

Bragozzo Boat Tour Around Venice See the Highlights

Explore the enchanting city of Venice on a unique Bragozzo boat tour that takes you past historic sites in just 2 hours. Glide around the city in a traditional 1965 wooden boat, soaking in the sights and sounds of this iconic city and the surrounding lagoon. Discover hidden gems and learn about Venice's rich history from your knowledgeable guide, who will provide insider insights into the landmarks along the way. Perfect for those with limited time, this tour offers an authentic Venetian experience that showcases the city's charm and beauty. - 2-hour guided tour aboard a traditional 1965 Bragozzo boat - Discover historic landmarks and hidden gems of Venice and the surrounding area - Insightful commentary from your captain about Venetian history - Ideal for travelers of all ages looking for a quick yet immersive experience

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Bragozzo Boat Tour Around Venice See the Highlights

2 hoursFree Cancellation

from $90

Price varies by group size

Lido Bike Tour: With a Local on the Island of Cinema

Lido Island is known for being the setting of one of the world’s oldest film festivals. With this tour, let a guide show you the highlights of the island, including its beaches, markets, and 1920s art nouveau-style architecture. To make the most of your time and cover more sites, enjoy exploring the island by bike on beautiful canal-side paths, with scenic breaks along the way—such as at a lighthouse.

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Lido Bike Tour: With a Local on the Island of Cinema

4 hours 30 minutesFree Cancellation

from $202

Price varies by group size

The only water sports school in Lido di Venezia. At Blue Moon beach you can have fun and play sports on the beach. The Stand up paddle course takes place in two phases: the first level, with the flat sea; second level, with the waves where you will learn to ride the waves with the S.U.P. The Surf Course is practiced when there are storms, our qualified I.S.A instructors will inform you when it is possible to surf and you can enter the water safely with us, learn the main maneuvers and use surfskate as a training method outside the waterfall. In our school you will find all the courses available and the possibility of renting equipment. Sport and fun guaranteed!

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Stand up paddle and surf courses

1 hourFree Cancellation

from $66

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Know before you go

Most of the beach is reserved for guests of the Lido hotels; if you are not staying in one of these, head to the public beach at the end of the Gran Viale.
Kids who need a break might enjoy a few hours of outdoor activities and water sports at the Lido beach.
The vaporetto (water bus) services in Venice are all accessible to wheelchair users, though the city itself is a challenge to navigate.

Venice Lido (Lido di Venezia) Tours and Tickets

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