Venice is not a single island but many small islands that have joined together over time. The historic city centre, in fact, is made up of almost 180 islands, specifically 176, which are connected to each other by 435 bridges and between which 176 canals pass. A very fascinating and complex landscape, that of the Venetian lagoon which, however, in addition to the part of the historic center, also includes many other lagoon islands that make up the so-called Venetian lagoon.
In the mid-19th century, there were 62 Venetian islands but today there are much fewer, around forty of which some are inhabited and others not.

One of our proposed cruises in Venice and the lagoon on catamarans. Venice and its lagoon: a unique place for originality and beauty. It is in this unique context in the world that we want to take you sailing, to get to know Venice and its infinite possibilities better .
Venice is a unique place for originality and beauty whose origins date back to 420 AD. Visiting Venice, every traveler’s dream, can only be achieved using a boat. Among the various boats that ply the lagoon, we offer our guests a new fleet of catamarans sailing in a thousand-year history atmosphere.

The Lido of Venice is one of the best-known islands, a true ‘watershed’ between the lagoon and the Adriatic Sea. Its eleven kilometers of sandy coastline, slow pace and enchanting Art Nouveau architecture seduce tourists from all over the world every year.
Murano: the glass island famous throughout the world for its blown glass processing. Burano Island the town with colorful houses
Anyone who visits Burano is enchanted by the colorful houses that stand out on the canals, by the air of peace and tranquility that you breathe
Torcello: the island of other times, the atmosphere here is that of the good old times halfway between the Middle Ages and the ancient Roman Empire
The island of Sant’Erasmo is the cradle of vegetable gardens and vineyards in the Venetian lagoon and since the Middle Ages in this strip of land reclaimed from the waters, fruit and vegetables were grown which were used to supply the city.
Further south you cannot miss a dive into the magic of the streets, among the picturesque San Domenico, Vena and Lombardo canals which make Chioggia a little Venice where you cannot miss tasting the local oysters with a good prosecco wine which will make your cruise truly special .