easy
4 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels, mostly gentle walking with some standing during demonstrations.
Discover the unique crafts and vibrant colors of Murano and Burano on a private 4-hour water taxi tour from Venice. Witness glassblowing, stroll colorful streets, and learn the islands' rich traditions.
Starting at €570 | Up to 12 people | Visit the most beautiful islands of Venice
Embark on a captivating 4-hour journey through Venice's enchanting islands of Murano and Burano. Experience the artistry of glass blowing in Murano and explore Burano's vibrant, colorful homes while learning about its rich lace-making tradition. A private luxury water taxi and local guide ensure an unforgettable adventure steeped in culture.
Tour € 570–€ 890
_ 4 hours _
With this tour you will visit the most beautiful islands of Venice: Murano & Burano– you will discover the stunning islands of Venice with a private luxury water taxi and the assistance of a local guide, you will visit the beautiful island of Murano, where the glass blowing dates back to the 10th century. Whilst watching one of the glass masters blowing and shaping the glass in the furnace, you will learn the history and the process of the glass making throughout the years.
Then you’ll visit Burano, a fishermen’s island known for its vibrant multi-colored houses. The tour guide will lead you through the narrow alleys and reveal the true culture and lifestyle of this charming, picturesque town, famous also for the millenary lace-work, you will also have the possibility to see one of the local old ladies working on the Burano lace: she will show you the different stitches involved in making these wonderful works of art.
Private water taxis provide direct and flexible island access, avoiding crowded public boats.
Both Murano and Burano have cobblestone streets that require sturdy but comfortable footwear.
The lagoon breeze can be cool especially in early mornings or late afternoons.
Capture detailed shots of glassblowing and intricate lace work without disturbing artisans.
Murano’s glass industry was established under Venetian law in 1291 to segregate glassmakers for safety and trade secrecy.
Local efforts focus on maintaining lagoon water quality and regulating tourism impact to protect fragile island ecosystems.
Protects against sun exposure during boat rides.
summer specific
Reduces glare off lagoon waters for improved comfort and vision.
summer specific
Important for exploring uneven cobblestone streets safely.
Useful for cool lagoon breezes, especially in the morning or evening.
spring specific