Best tours and activities for Burano Island
Venice
Half Day Boat Tour to Murano and Burano from Venice
A fantastic and exclusive boat trip departing from Venice that will let you know two beautiful lagoon islands of Venice: Murano and Burano, two places that will fascinate you with their uniqueness.
4h
Semi-Private
€ 139,00
per person
Venice
Boat Tour on the Grand Canal to discover secret Venice
This two hour boat tour in Venice will show you the city's main attractions as well as the lesser-known and tourism-friendly spots for a full city mini tour!
2h
Semi-Private
€ 115,00
per person
Venice
Private guided tour of Murano, Burano and Torcello islands
Pick up included
Explore the magical islands of Venice with our unique experience. Discover the glass making industry of Murano, the colored houses and lace of Burano and the extraordinary heritage of Torcello, all with this amazing activity in Venice.
4h
Private
€ 197,50
per person
Venice
Private Tour of Murano, Burano and Torcello by a typical motor boat
Pick up included
A private tour to Murano, Burano, and Torcello to visit the most beautiful islands of the Lagoon on board a typical motor boat, departing comfortably from Venice. This tour will make your vacation in Venice even more unforgettable!
4h
Private
€ 215,00
per person
Venice
Half-Day Tour from Venice to Murano, Burano and Torcello Islands
Immediate confirmation
Explore three famous islands of the Venetian Lagoon – Murano, Burano and Torcello – on a half-day sightseeing excursion by motorboat. You'll stop at a glass-blowing factory on Murano, shop for handcrafr in Burano and visit Venice's first cathedral on the tranquil island of Torcello.
4h min 30
Group
€ 20,00
per person
Best attractions in Venice
St Mark's Square Doge's Palace Saint Mark's Basilica Rialto Bridge Grand Canal Bridge of Sighs Teatro La Fenice Murano Island Burano Island Torcello Island Contarini del Bovolo StairsThings to know about Burano Island
Burano is an archipelago in the Venetian Lagoon. According to the legend, the island, such as the nearby Murano, was colonized at the time of the barbarian invasions, when the population of the coast took refuge there to escape the invaders.
Today Burano is one of the most characteristic sights of the Venice lagoon: its brightly colored buildings are unique to this small town, and every year they attract thousands of tourists from all over the world.
Local craft traditions are focused on the processing of the tissue and especially lace: in the centre of the island is also the Lace Museum, which illustrates the processing technique that has made Burano universally famous.
