Enjoy a 72-hour Venice transport pass which give you access to all Alilaguna boat transfers. Alilaguna lines connect Venice Marco Polo airport and Venice city centre, the Lido and Murano island, giving you the possibility to navigate through the city in a fast and easy way. All available stops are listed in the itinerary section, tickets are valid for 72-hour on all 3 Alilaguna Lines from time of voucher exchange.
1 hr - St. Mark's Square represented the political, judicial and religious heart of Venice. Our waterbus stops right next to the square.
3 hr - Murano island is famous world-wide for the production of refined glass artworks and is located close to Venice.
3 hr - Burano island is famous for the colorful fishermen's houses and for the traditional handmade laces.
24 hr - Lido island is known to be the beach of Venice. It's also famous for hosting the International Film Festival.
1 hr - Alilaguna connects Marco Polo Airport to the main terminals of the city.
1 hr - Alilaguna connects the Airport and the Cruise Terminal with Venice centre
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
This was great , got us transport for anywhere no problem , worth every penny , hop on hop off, we loved going to the other islands and all round Venice was wet out first day then brightened up.
This efficient well organised company made our short trip to Venice ( four of us) absolutely hassle free and added to our enjoyment
If you are going to stay in Venice for more 3 days or more and want to spend a t lot of time going out to the Lagoon to visit the amazing islands and to go up and down the stunning grand canal which I would highly recommend then a 3 day pass is amazing value as it costs 7 euros to make 1 journey,it is by far the best way to see Venice and to visit the Lagoon and it saves a lot of walking in the heat of the day.
City vaporettos are very crowded. They cost based on hours, based on when you buy.So 48hours for two daus may actually be 3 days. Cost is 30E, they have additional breaks for kids. Better to buy pass they pay for each ride. Don't forget to validate at station before ride, it will beep. City boats come approx. every 15 minutes. Alilaguna is better, more roomy but costs more. If 3 day visit go with it. It is worth the comfort.
I hight recomend you not to buy any form for travel pass, unless you struggle with stairs as most bridges are build of stairs. Venice is so small, that nothing takes longer then 20 min walk to get to. Not only is it a wonderful way, to explore the city, but also by FAR the fastest, unless you are happy to pay €60 or more for a less then 10 min trip, even then there are limits to, how close the taxi boat can get to your destination, due to it relying waterways. We were advices to walk to a pier, to catch a boat to Murano and burano, this took around 15 min walk. Later on the way to the airport, the trip from our (hotel Danieli) to the same pier took nearly 40 min! I give the service 3 stars because the staff are friendly and helpful, but it takes way too long compared to walking and is totally waist of money to invest in ANY form of travel pass. Rather spent the money on a taxi boat ride or like us that and a gondola ride, they were fun and a great way to arrive at historic luxury hotels like the “Danieli” that offers its private waterway entrance.
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