Cavallino-Treporti: 3 Islands Tour (Murano, Burano and Torcello)

Murano, Burano, and Torcello are three captivating islands located in the Venetian Lagoon, near Venice. Each island possesses its own distinct charm and character, making them popular destinations for visitors seeking a unique experience.

Murano, renowned worldwide for its exquisite glassmaking tradition, is a haven for art enthusiasts and collectors. The island's narrow streets are lined with colorful houses and workshops where skilled artisans shape molten glass into stunning creations. Visitors can witness the mesmerizing glass-blowing process, visit museums dedicated to the art form, and browse through numerous shops offering intricate glassware, jewelry, and decorative items.

Burano, often referred to as the "Island of Lace," enchants visitors with its vibrant and picturesque atmosphere. The island's notable feature is its vividly painted houses, displaying a myriad of cheerful colors that reflect in the tranquil canals flowing through the town. Burano is celebrated for its lacemaking heritage, and visitors can observe the intricate workmanship in local shops or visit the Lace Museum. Additionally, the island is a delightful place to savor delicious seafood dishes in charming waterfront restaurants.

Torcello, the most ancient of the three islands, offers a serene and serene retreat from the bustling crowds. Stepping onto Torcello feels like traveling back in time, with its quiet atmosphere and fascinating historical sites. The island is home to the magnificent Basilica of Santa Maria Assunta, adorned with impressive Byzantine mosaics dating back to the 11th century. Visitors can also explore the ruins of ancient buildings and enjoy the tranquility of the island's natural surroundings, including its scenic canals and peaceful gardens.

Our tour program:

Our first stop, Murano, discover why the island is renowned for its glassworks with a visit to a local glass factory. Watch a skilled craftsman demonstrate glass making.Afterwards, you will have about an hour on the island to shop at one of the many glass shops. Head to Burano, known for its lace and brightly colored houses. Follow the guide into the heart of the city and you will have 2 hours of free time to buy a good lunch, typical Venetian aperitifs or have an ice cream in one of the many bars.Venture from Burano to Torcello, the first center of civilization in the estuary. Spend an hour of free time where you can go and see the Venetian-Byzantine mosaics at the Basilica of Santa Maria Assunta. Return to San Marco in the early evening.

No service on the following days: 19/5/24 - 01/09/24 - 15/09/24

Dogs: Allowed on the boat Disabled: No wheelchair allowed on the boat.