Hello, the trip ends near the waterbus stop "OSPEDALE", the same place of the meeting point.

Normally in that period we're closed but send us an email and we'll try to find an accomodation.

I mentioned this to my wife when I noticed our sunset cruise was starting at 5p. We knew the sun would not be setting by 7p, but wanted to take the cruise anyway and we’re so glad we did. It was a beautiful cruise where we got to see other islands and our guide was excellent in telling the history of Venice in a fun and entertaining way. Well worth it! I don’t recall having a choice in the time for our cruise.

I would not recommend taking a small baby on the boat ride. The beautiful island-hopping tour is a 2-3 hour slow ride around the major islands surrounding Venice on a small open boat (with no shade) that carries about 10-12 people comfortably. The boat has only two rows of bench seats that face each other, with no way to stand up or walk around. It's a very scenic tour and even romantic for couples. If your baby is extra quiet and doesn't need it's diaper changed in that amount of time, it shouldn't ruin the ambiance, but please consider the other passengers who have paid a lot of money for their undisturbed experience.

You’ll be able to find a few taxis that drop you off at Ospedale when you get out of the train station and head to the main water taxi front. It’ll be very straight forward!

I would suggest you email them. They are usually super quick at answering. They have a facebook page where you can contact them also.

No, as above you have to get to the meeting point. Get the Vaporetto from where you are staying.

The passengers will be just your party. The route will depend on the weather and wind direction. No grand canal. Wonderful views as the sun starts to go down. We went to the northern lagoon, so Burano, Mazzorbo and saw many of the lesser known islands. The boatman talks to you the whole time about Venetian history and about the Venetian people. I would say yes, it’s perfect for a special occasion - if you request it, prosecco can be provided. Highlight for me was listening to nightingales singing (in April/May). It’s not a big boat, and there’s no deck cover or toilet facilities. Chugging through Burano was amazing. Our boatman, Giamba, was utterly charming and so enthusiastic about his city and its people. If you have questions you can email them they are very good and helpful. It s not at all like a gondola ride (not through canals of central Venice) but in my view it has its own authenticity. Would thoroughly recommend.

When we went the water was so smooth