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STANDARD Transfer from Hotel to Venice Train Station

From 165,00 

Private STANDARD Venice transfer FROM your hotel TO Venice Train Station Santa Lucia. This transfer option is available only for departures.

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First available date: 08 08 2026
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Standard transfer from hotel to Venice Train Station: a beautiful boat tour before leaving Venice!

Our standard transfer from hotel to Venice train station offers the best way to get to the railway station. Water taxis in Venice are the equivalent of  limousines on the mainland. Water taxi have a cabin with at least 10 comfortable covered  seats, and  seats in open-air in the back. Our Standard transfer is a relaxing boat ride through the maze of canals and the Grand Canal. So this  is definitely the best way to say goodbye to our beautiful city.

If your hotel has a private jetty your water taxi will be there to pick you up at the time you request. The water taxi will take you through the canals of Venice, and will drop you off by Venice Train Station. To reach the platform where your train will be you need only 5 minutes. Inside the railway station you find a display with information about all trains.

PLEASE NOTICE: Many  hotels in Venice don’t have a door along a canal accessible to water taxi, and some hotels aren’t by a canal. Should this be the case of your hotel, your taxi will pick you up at the closest dock, and since the driver cannot leave the boat unguarded, please ask the hotel staff to take you to the boat.

THE PRICE OF A VENICE TRANSFER FROM HOTEL TO TRAIN STATION INCLUDES:

  • the service of a private water taxi

PLEASE NOTICE:

An additional charge is applied for transfers to and from hotels located along the inner canals of the city, or on the islands away from the city center

THE PRICE DOES NOT INCLUDE:

  • Porter service at the train station: porters are usually by the water taxi dock. You can ask your driver to find a porter for you.

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