To visit Venice, you must leave your car on the mainland and reach the city by boat or train. Jesolo and Caorle are two convenient docking spots near the city if you charter a yacht in Venice. There is so much to see in this Italian gem. If you rent a boat in Venice or hire one of the famous Venetian gondolas, don’t miss the opportunity to visit the famous Saint Mark’s Square. It can also be the perfect starting point for a stroll in the city to discover its splendorous palaces such as the Doge’s Palace, praised by artists and writers over the centuries. Other famous landmarks include the Bridge of Sighs, Rialto Bridge and Chiodo Bridge. A boat rental in Venice will offer you a unique view of these monuments. Away from the historical centre, you will find San Michele Island which serves as the cemetery. You can visit the homonymous church, an outstanding sample of Venetian architecture.
A boat rental in Venice with Click&Boat is the cheapest and safest option to visit this glorious city. You can rent RIBs, motor boats, sailboats or even catamarans. To find the boat of your dreams, all you need to do is create an account on the platform and then look for your favourite boat.
All you have to do is contact the owner who can give you all the information you need about their boat and sailing in Venice. With a motorboat or a RIB, you will have no trouble sailing in the Venetian lagoon. Beware, the speed limit in the lagoon is 15 kilometers / hour.
If you rent a boat in Venice you can also cruise along the Italian coast to Rimini, Ancona or San Benedetto del Tronto. Crossing the Adriatic Sea, you will reach the up-and-coming boating destinations of Croatia, such as Zadar, Šibenik and Split. Enjoy your trip!
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Known around the world for its canals, Venice stretches over 118 islets. Enter 123 churches and 455 bridges and you have a city that is really unique. A boat hire in Venice will help you explore all these monuments at your own pace.
Venice is divided into six parts. San Marco, Castello, Cannaregio are located on the left bank of the Grand Canal and Santa Croce, San Polo and Dorsoduro on the right bank. Chateaubriand famously said that this is "a city against nature". As a matter of fact, it is one of the few places in the world where one has to go from one place to another on foot. To cross the main canals, you will have to use a boat; this is why many holidaymakers opt for a boat rental in Venice. If the famous Venetian gondola is mainly used by tourists, the locals prefer vaporetto or thraghetto.
In Venice, 53 privately owned boats are available for rental. See other boats in the area
Any Sailor should visit Venice and experience her beauty. The City, her surroundings, the Lagoon from Torcello, Burano, down to Chioggia, all have history to tell, architecture to show, art to appreciate. And the magic of ancient traditions, the kindness of the people, all will make your experience unforgettable.
Very charming city with plenty of restaurants and cafes. Great shopping and friendly people. I loved traveling to the other islands to explore local culture. There are plenty of hotels to pick from and I certainly recommend a guided tour that will help educate you on the rich Venice history. The water taxi service can get you anywhere and it is very convenient.
Choggia is a good place to start a tour and visit Venisia. It's amazing to sail around Burano, Murano and Torcelo ! You will find many places to moor, and it's always a game to park the boat in the right way with the "bricolas". For information it's not recommended to use the sails in the small channel because of the traffic
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