Venice: Speedboat Emy Experiences Tour

Malamocco, Venice



Discover the wonderful lagoon of Venice rich in history, nature and fabulous landscapes

Venice Lagoon Speedboat Tours for Nature and History Lovers

Explore the Venice Lagoon by speedboat, ideal for small groups interested in island nature, history, and tailored stops.

Highlights

  • Experience the unique nature of the lagoon islands and discover Venice’s origins
  • View diverse landscapes and historical sites
  • Option to enjoy an aperitif with local wines and food
  • Flexible itinerary with the possibility to stop at preferred locations

Description

Emy Speedboat Venice Lagoon Tours offers guided lagoon tours revealing the history and beauty of Venice’s smaller islands. The Venice Lagoon in Veneto, Italy, features numerous attractions including Venice city itself, known for its canals, bridges, piazzas, and distinctive architecture. Key landmarks include St. Mark's Square, the Rialto Bridge, the Grand Canal, and Doge's Palace.

The lagoon contains several notable islands:

  • Murano: Famous worldwide for its glassmaking tradition
  • Burano: Known for colorful houses and lacemaking
  • Torcello: One of Venice’s earliest inhabited centers with a Byzantine cathedral
  • Venice Lido: A long island with beaches and a relaxed setting
  • Chioggia: Nicknamed 'Little Venice,' a mainland town with canals and a vibrant fishing culture
  • Pellestrina: A quiet island with beaches and fishing villages
  • Murazzi del Po: Dams protecting Venice from tides, featuring panoramic lagoon views
  • Mazzorbo: Connected to Burano and known for vineyards and wine production

Two main 6-hour tours are offered, each including lunch at a local restaurant chosen by participants:

Tour Options

  • Northern Lagoon Tour: Murano, Burano, Torcello, Saline Island, San Francesco della Vigna, Mazzorbo, Sant'Erasmo, Armenian Island, Venice Lido
  • Southern Lagoon Tour: Nature Reserve, Casone Zappa, Millecampi, Pellestrina, San Piero in Volta, Malamocco, Poveglia, Venice Lido, Armenian Island

Departure points are flexible: San Marco or Zattere for southern tours; Fondamenta Nuove or Piazza Roma for northern tours.

Includes

  • Motorboat rental for a minimum of 2 hours and 2 people, up to 7 people
  • All necessary permits and expert captain guidance

Excludes

  • Food and drinks, including wines, beers, soft drinks, sandwiches, and other local specialties are available on request and paid separately

Important Information

  • Swimming in the sea is possible; bring swimwear and towels as needed

Booking Tips

Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. For best experience, book in advance and consider departing early in the day to avoid afternoon crowds and enjoy calmer waters.

Frequently Asked Questions

The tour includes a guided speedboat trip around Venice Lagoon islands, with stops at historical sites, nature viewing, and an optional local aperitif.
Tours operate in the Venice Lagoon, exploring smaller islands and coastal areas near Venice's historic center.
Yes, the tour offers a flexible itinerary allowing stops at preferred locations within the Venice Lagoon.
The tour is ideal for small groups interested in the nature, history, and unique landscapes of Venice Lagoon islands.
Tour durations vary; check the official website for current schedules and tour length options.
There is an option to enjoy an aperitif featuring local Venetian wines and food during the tour.
No boating experience is required as the tour is guided by professional pilots in the Venice Lagoon.
The tour runs year-round, but spring and autumn offer milder weather ideal for exploring Venice Lagoon.
Yes, the tours can accommodate families, but it is best to confirm any age restrictions on the official website.

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