
Destination
Venice Yacht Charter
A timeless, enchanting, and effortlessly romantic city
Venice: A city built on over 100 small islands
Venice, the floating masterpiece of the Adriatic, is unlike anywhere else in the world. Built on 118 islands and connected by over 400 bridges and 150 canals, this enchanting city is best explored by water, making a yacht the ultimate way to experience its magic. Every corner here looks straight out of a painting: gondolas drifting past elegant palazzos, marble churches reflecting in the canals, and lively piazzas buzzing with culture. Glide through its tranquil waterways, moor near St. Mark's Square, and immerse yourself in a city that has captivated travelers for centuries.
Begin your journey along the Grand Canal, Venice's main waterway with Renaissance and Gothic palaces lining the route, which tell the story of the city's wealthy merchant past. Meanwhile, the oldest and most famous bridge in Venice called the Rialto Bridge is a must-visit for some stunning views of the bustling waterways. You can dock your yacht at one of Venice's marinas and step directly into the city's heart which is near to St. Mark's Square. Here, marvel at the grandeur of St. Mark's Basilica, known for its opulent gold mosaics, and explore the Doge's Palace. This Gothic architectural masterpiece once served as the residence of the rulers of Venice.
If you’re up for a little adventure beyond the main city, cruise over to Murano and Burano—two islands with totally different vibes but equally worth the trip. Murano is all about glass-blowing, where you can watch skilled artisans create incredible pieces just like they’ve been doing for centuries. Burano, on the other hand, is bursting with color—its bright, picture-perfect houses are famous, but so is its lace-making, a tradition since the 1500s.
Head over to Torcello for a peaceful escape, it's one of Venice’s oldest spots and way quieter than the main city. Here you'll see the Cathedral of Santa Maria Assunta, famous for its stunning Byzantine mosaics. And if you’re into legends, the Devil’s Bridge is said to be haunted, adding a little spooky twist to this peaceful island.
There's nothing quite like cruising through this magical city, where history, romance, and luxury all come together. Check out all the Venice yacht charters available now and start planning your trip!




When?
The best time to sail around Venice on a yacht is from April to October—perfect weather, sunny skies, and the canals looking their absolute best.
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