Venice Guide and Boat
Group Services in Venice
Venice Guide and Boat – Group Services in Venice. Venice Guide and Boat’s group department organizes all services for groups visiting Venice for one day as well as for groups spending more days in Venice.
With Venice Guide and Boat you can book the following group services in Venice:
- arrival and departure group transfers with fully licensed and insured water taxi from and to Venice International Airport Marco Polo
- special programme for groups spending one or more days in Venice
- group transportation with fully licensed large group boats from Venice bus terminal Tronchetto to the city centre (Cornoldi station) and back
- large group boat excursion to the islands of the Venetian Lagoon Murano, Burano and Torcello
- special group boat tours around the Venetian Lagoon with drinks and/or food served on board
- guided group tours in Venice to visit the worldknown highlights as well as the unconventional Venice unknown to many operators
- lunch or dinner with group menus for any budget or a la carte
- taylor made group programmes or events in Venice and its lagoon
Contact our office to arrange group services in Venice. We can plan and manage the perfect programme and packages, according to your budget. Our expert staff will coordinate all operative and logistic activities, ensuring successful and flawless organization.
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