Day Trips from Venice to Burano

Experience the Venetian Lagoon in Style Travel between Venice, Murano, and Burano aboard a comfortable private water taxi, turning every transfer into part of the experience. As you glide across the Venetian Lagoon, admire breathtaking views of Venice, its surrounding islands, and the peaceful waters that have shaped the history and character of the city. From the water, you will discover a side of Venice that cannot be experienced from the streets. Sit back, relax, and enjoy the journey while taking in the spectacular scenery—an elegant and effortless way to explore the lagoon and make the most of your day beyond Venice’s historic center. With every transfer designed to be as enjoyable as the destinations themselves, this tour lets you experience Venice, Murano, Burano, and the lagoon as one unforgettable journey.

Discover the authentic beauty of the Venice lagoon on a 4-hour private tour that takes you to Murano and Burano, two iconic islands famous for their art and culture. Start your journey by seeing Lorenzo Quinn's iconic hands with a stop in Murano, where you can observe the craftsmanship of one of the finest glassmakers in a private demonstration and stroll through the tranquil lanes. Continue to Burano, known for its colorful houses and relaxed atmosphere, ideal for a walk or lunch. Sail through the silent lagoon, admiring the most naturalistic and immersive part of Venice enjoying a splendid aperitif on the boat of your choice before returning to the agreed starting point. - Private boat tour for 1 - 7 people, duration 4 hours - Free time in Murano with demonstration of blown glass - Explore Burano and its lively houses during a stopover - Sailing among the quietest islands of the Venetian lagoon

Venice is not an island standing alone. It is the most extraordinary expression of an entire lagoon. This private day leaves the city behind without ever leaving its story. Travelling by wooden water limousine, we cross the open lagoon to understand the geography, skills and communities that made Venice possible. Murano, Burano and the northern lagoon are not treated as a collection of picturesque stops. Each island reveals a different form of Venetian intelligence: the mastery of matter, the patience of handwork, the life of small communities and the delicate relationship between land and water. The boat gives the day its freedom. We can slow down, change perspective and experience the lagoon as Venetians always have: not as empty space between destinations, but as a world in itself.

Embark on a captivating walking tour through Venice’s most iconic landmarks. Begin by admiring the grandeur of St. Mark's Basilica in its stunning square, followed by the majestic Doge’s Palace, a true masterpiece of architecture. Marvel at the famed Bridge of Sighs, where your guide will share intriguing legends surrounding this historic site. Ascend the steps of the Rialto Bridge to take in sweeping views of the Grand Canal. Next, enjoy a private water taxi ride to the two most renowned islands of the Venetian lagoon: Murano and Burano. Each island offers its own unique charm, with Murano celebrated worldwide for its exquisite glass-making artistry, Burano known for its delicate lace craftsmanship, and Torcello, a peaceful island with only about twenty residents, revered for its invaluable archaeological treasures.

Cover the best of central Venice, Murano, and Burano without the hassle of a map or public water buses with this full-day private tour. Meet your guide at your Venice hotel, train station, or main car park and set off to explore the main sights on foot. After taking in St. Mark’s Basilica and other treasures, catch a private water taxi with your guide to visit the two most famous lagoon islands.

No trip to Venice is complete without visiting some of the most notable islands in the Venetian Lagoon—particularly those that are renowned for their handicrafts. This cruise visits two in just half a day. Begin at Murano, where you can watch a thrilling glass-blowing demonstration, before transferring to Burano, known for its tradition of lace-making.

Enjoy a mini cruise to San Marco, where you will stop briefly to board other passengers. Later sailors to Murano. Here you will witness a demonstration by a master glassmaker, admiring the craftsmen’s mastery in creating glass works of art. After this experience you will have free time to walk around the island, soaking up its unique atmosphere. (total time on the sun about 1h) The journey will continue to Burano, a picturesque island famous for its lace and brightly coloured houses. You will have about an hour of time. If you want, with our ticket you can enter the lace museum for free (to ask the Guide). The tour ends in San Marco - Pontile Cornoldi, at about 15:30, where you can enjoy free time in Venice The shuttles to return to Punta Sabbioni leave from the arrival point at 16:45 or 18:00, giving you the flexibility to choose the time most convenient for you.

Dirigiti al molo di Punta Sabbioni per incontrare la tua guida e il gruppo per la giornata. Goditi una mini crociera verso San Marco, ove sosterai brevemente per imbarcare altri passeggeri. Sbarca sull’isola di Murano dove assisterai a una dimostrazione dal vivo di un mastro vetraio. Avrai circa un’ora totale di permanenza sull'isola per curiosare tra le botteghe e acquistare autentici souvenir in vetro di Murano. Prosegui verso Burano, caratterizzata da un’atmosfera vivace e dalle pittoresche case colorate. Approfitta del tempo libero, circa 2 ore totali di permanenza, per fare una passeggiata tra le stradine colorate dell'isola. Rilassati durante la navigazione e goditi la vista panoramica sulla laguna prima di arrivare a Torcello, circa 1 ora di permanenza. Qui potrai esplorare l’isola storica e ammirare i mosaici veneto-bizantini.

This boat tour helps you go beyond Venice’s most famous tourist attractions and check off the islands of Murano, Burano, and Torcello in a day. Benefit from a mix of guided tours and independent explorations, so you can learn about island history but also have free time for shopping, exploring, and visiting eateries. To help you learn about local traditions, the trip also includes a glassblowing factory visit in Murano.