It depends which boat you decide to get. From Punta Sabbioni prices start from 10 euros, water taxis start at around 28 euros and the water buses (vaporetto) start at around 9 euros but you can buy a daily or weekly ticket which reduces the cost if you are going to use them frequently across your stay.
]]>It is a place I have visited since I was a child and therefore I guarantee that if you are travelling as a family everyone will love it. If that was not the case, I would not go back year after year. Venice is just one of many places to visit nearby.
]]>During the summer months, Venice seems to be a hotspot for Campers with many campsites opening up around the area of Treporti. This one is our firm favourite though as it is close to Punta Sabbioni for the boat whilst still having a family-run feel about it.
]]>It’s one of our favourites! 🙂
]]>If you head in early mornings there is a commuter run as well which saves even more time – it is direct rather than stopping at Lido which means you could be across walking in San Marco within about half an hour. 🙂
]]>This is definitely a great option if you are looking to stay for a while near to Venice without busting the budget! Hotels can be quite costly, especially during high season, but Camping Ca Savio offer great deals for couples, groups and families alike.
]]>I think so many people think that a city break involves a hotel, we wanted to share with people that you can still visit a city and have a relaxing break all at the same time. 🙂
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