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Torcello: At the origins of Venice

As we row through history, we’ll head toward the origins of Venice—an island that has survived the centuries and where the prelude to the Most Serene Republic took place. Nestled amid the natural beauty of the lagoon, Torcello defies the passage of time, still preserving the charm of its millennia-old buildings and offering us a glimpse of a glorious past that is often forgotten.

Details

Not scheduled Excursion

Highlights 

Explore Burano and Torcello from the water, via the exclusive mode of transportation: the kayak

Discover Venice’s millennia-old history, beginning with its origins on the islands of the northern lagoon

Immerse yourself in a unique kayaking journey that reveals, up close, the delicate balance of the lagoon’s ecosystem

What we will do

  • We’ll begin the excursion with an introduction to kayaking and paddling techniques best suited to the lagoon environment
  • Aboard our kayaks, we’ll head toward the Burano and Torcello archipelago, passing by some of the Venice Lagoon’s most iconic sites, such as Sant’Erasmo and San Francesco del Deserto
  • Paddling through the shallow waters, we’ll proceed slowly until we enter the narrow canals leading to the center of Torcello
  • Once we arrive at this historic Venetian island, we’ll pass under small bridges and alongside buildings that seem to float on the water, enjoying a spectacular view of the ancient Basilica of Santa Maria Assunta
  • We’ll then head back toward Burano, where the colorful houses reflected on the water will welcome us for a stop on the island, where we can grab a bite to eat and take a brief tour of the town center
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    What we will do

    • We’ll begin the excursion with an introduction to kayaking and paddling techniques best suited to the lagoon environment
    • Aboard our kayaks, we’ll head toward the Burano and Torcello archipelago, passing by some of the Venice Lagoon’s most iconic sites, such as Sant’Erasmo and San Francesco del Deserto
    • Paddling through the shallow waters, we’ll proceed slowly until we enter the narrow canals leading to the center of Torcello
    • Once we arrive at this historic Venetian island, we’ll pass under small bridges and alongside buildings that seem to float on the water, enjoying a spectacular view of the ancient Basilica of Santa Maria Assunta
    • We’ll then head back toward Burano, where the colorful houses reflected on the water will welcome us for a stop on the island, where we can grab a bite to eat and take a brief tour of the town center

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