Venice, Italy

Rent a boat in Venice, Italy in a few minutes!

Rent a boat in Venice, Italy in a few minutes!

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Hiring a boat is the ideal way to explore the floating city of Venice. In a city where water merges with the streets and cars are strictly forbidden, a private yacht charter is highly recommended. Venice has a picturesque port and several other marinas where you can easily find the ideal catamaran, sailboat, motor yacht, or speedboat of your choice. You can directly contact the owners of the vessels for the ideal boat, or simply allow a BednBlue travel expert to guide you with some suggestions.

You have plenty of options:

You can book and hire a sailboat or speedboat with a skipper, or without if you own a license and enjoy a one-day cruise around the lagoon of Venice. You can also rent a motorboat or gondola and enjoy crossing the main canals on a half-day trip. With the option to book a catamaran, you can throw a birthday party or enjoy a romantic sunset cruise with your loved ones. Finally, you can hire a luxury yacht and explore wonderful destinations along the Adriatic coast for as many days as you wish.

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Boats in Venice

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Venice has the nickname of the City of Canals, being the most picturesque city of Italy. The construction of Venice began in the 5th century AD when refugees fled to the islands in the lagoon. It was constructed on the salty Mediterranean Sea, the city has always struggled to find drinking water. Venice is a major seaport and an island city rich in historical buildings. It is a unique environmentally, architecturally, and historically wealthy site in Europe. It is the leading Italian port in the northern Adriatic Sea and is one of the world's oldest cultural centers.

Alongside your boat rental in Venice, there are several unmissable things to do. You should explore Piazza San Marco, Venice's city center, one of Italy's most beautiful squares. Moreover, you can climb San Marco Campanile, a tower dating back to the 10th century. It offers a panoramic view of Venice. Other top attractions in the city center include the Palazzo Ducale, a Venetian Gothic architectural marvel. Strolling around Venice will get you the chance to admire the Bridge of Sighs. The most beautiful part about a yacht charter in Venice is that you will not miss out on Its windy canals, striking architecture, and gorgeous bridges. There are 417 bridges in Venice, and 72 of those are private, with up to 350 gondolas and 400 gondoliers, you can spend your day exploring the canals.

One of the best things you can do while in Venice is renting a boat. There are several areas you can explore for an authentic local feel. Visiting the Murano Glass factory is one of the must-do things while in Venice. It is popular around the globe due to the authentic glass work of Murano, dating back from the 8th century. You can attend free glassblowing demonstrations available and then shop glass souvenirs authentic from Murano Island. A boat trip can help you reach with ease the colorful streets of Burano. This is a fisherman's area, where you can admire several colorful houses and boats. Renting a boat in Venice is the best approach for exploring Venice's canals. There are numerous hidden places that can't be reached otherwise. You can hire a motor yacht or Gondola to admire every canal for an amazing Venetian experience.

A boat rental trip in Venice can also be the starting or ending point for a charter in the Adriatic. From Venice, you can sail towards Rovinj, a wonderful yachting stop in Croatia. For a 3-day or 4-day cruise, you can also visit Pula. The most curious explorer will love to spend a week or two visiting Zadar and Sibenik. Sailing along the coast with your sailboat or catamaran, you will have great views and visit plenty of sights.

Finally, Venetian cuisine stands out due to the high-quality seafood served. Besides, the area is an excellent source of fish that are freshly caught every day. There are several Venetian dishes, including pizza, goose, meatballs, and lobster. The Veneto area is popular for its white wine due to some of the premium vineyards in all of Italy. Food lovers can also enjoy Rialto markets, where the freshest food of all Venice is available.

Below you will find some useful information for your boat hire in Venice.

Port of Venice: A home port for cruise ships that has become increasingly popular for luxury yachts. There is a maximum depth of 9 meters and a total of 25 berths for yachts.

Marco Polo Airport in Venice is 10 miles (20-min drive) to the port of Venice.

Venezia Certosa Marina: Can accommodate up to 300 yachts with a depth of 3.5-6 m. There is 24-hour security, water and electricity are available for all vessels. The Marina of Certosa is a great start for your boat trips to the lagoon, during your cruise you may dock in the port of Chioggia at the southern end.

Marina Santelena: A modern and beautiful marina near the Piazza San Marco. There are several motorboats that depart to the splendid islands of the lagoon. The marina is well-protected from the Bora and the Tramontana winds.

Marina Fiorita: Situated on the north side of the lagoon right opposite the islands of Burano and Torcello. The marina can accommodate 160 vessels at a depth of 4-6.5 m. All services are offered including water intake, fire service, electricity, Wi-Fi, and guarded parking 24/7.

Darsena Le Saline: situated in the historic center of Chioggia and can equip over 480 berths. Suitable for all types of yachts with all the facilities and provisions required for sailing in Venice. Excellent shelter from all winds and 24-hour security.

Marina del Cavallino: Situated between Jesolo and Venice and offers berths for boats up to 30 m in length. A great mooring spot if you want to explore the Adriatic Sea. The marina also offers electricity, water supply, fire protection, travel-lift, and repair services. Within the marina zone, you will also find a restaurant, bar, children’s playground, and a fitness center.

San Felice Marina: situated in the historic center of the city of Chioggia and can accommodate 500 boats of various sizes. There is 24-hour security and free WI-FI.

Venice is connected by ferry to all the Istrian coast ( Porec, Rovinj, Pula, and Rabac).

Venice is also connected to Patra and Igoumenitsa in Greece.

Buses regularly depart from the airport to Piazzale Roma.