Escursioni e tour in giornata

Indimenticabile Venezia da Pola con trasferimento

95,00 €

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Lingua: Tedesco, Inglese

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Cosa farai

Gita in barca a Venezia
Visitate le attrazioni più famose, come Piazza San Marco
Tempo libero per esplorare a proprio piacimento

Cosa aspettarsi

Costruita su oltre 100 isole, Venezia è famosa per la sua rete di canali blu scuro, fiancheggiati da architetture elaborate e attraversati da splendidi ponti in pietra. Questa gita di un giorno dall'Istria a Venezia vi permetterà di attraversare l'Adriatico in barca e di esplorare con calma questa romantica città italiana.

Arriverete in grande stile al molo di San Basilio, proprio nel cuore di Venezia, per iniziare la vostra scoperta della Serenissima. Non perdetevi la leggendaria Piazza San Marco, dominata dalla splendida basilica bizantina di San Marco e dal suo campanile.

Fate un giro in gondola, cercate quanti più ponti possibili e fate un salto nei ristoranti classici: qui c'è molto da fare. Raggiungerete il porto per lasciare Venezia in serata e tornare in Croazia dopo aver visto una delle città più belle d'Italia.

Cosa è incluso

Trasporto in barca

Da ricordare

I biglietti d'ingresso a Venezia, i giri in gondola, i taxi boat e il pranzo non sono inclusi.
Nota bene: il passaporto è indispensabile. Questa escursione prevede l'attraversamento del confine dalla Croazia all'Italia. Gli ospiti devono inviare all'e-mail di prenotazione, porec.booking@tui.com,when, i seguenti dati: nome e cognome, data di nascita e numero di passaporto.
Venezia ha introdotto una tassa di soggiorno di 5,00 EUR a persona per entrare in città, che deve essere pagata almeno quattro giorni prima della visita, altrimenti sale a 10,00 EUR. Può essere pagata online tramite il sito dell'Ente del Turismo di Venezia.
Le date in cui si applica la tassa di soggiorno a Venezia nel 2025 sono: tutti i venerdì, sabato e domenica di maggio, giugno e luglio, oltre al 18-30 aprile, giovedì 1 maggio e lunedì 2 giugno.
È obbligatorio pagare questa tassa di soggiorno nelle date prescelte e il mancato pagamento comporterà il rifiuto dell'ingresso a Venezia.
Per questo motivo è necessario attraversare il confine dalla Croazia all'Italia. Per rendere l'operazione il più agevole possibile, vi preghiamo di includere nome e cognome, data di nascita e numero di passaporto di tutti i partecipanti alla prenotazione.
A questa esperienza non può essere applicata la nostra politica di cancellazione generale. Se desideri cancellare dovrai farlo entro 48 ore per poter ricevere un rimborso totale

Provider

GULLIVER TRAVEL

Commissioni di prenotazione

Buone notizie! Non sono applicate commissioni di servizio a questa prenotazione.

Politiche di cancellazione

Ricevi un rimborso del 100% annullando la prenotazione fino a 1 day prima dell'inizio dell'attività.

Cosa dicono le persone di quest'esperienza

Eccellente

4,6/5

Basato su 5 recensioni di clienti verificati

Categorie di recensione

Sicurezza

4,5/5

Servizio

4,5/5

Qualità-prezzo

3,9/5

Personale

4,5/5

kirsten gregory
Da Stati Uniti d'America - giugno 2025

Viaggio di coppia

35 - 44 anni

Eccellente
Valutazione complessiva
5/5

Fantastic staff and exertions from ferry were excellent, guides very knowledgeable and helpful.. The guides went the extra mile to ensure a smooth ex ...
Keith
Da Regno Unito - giugno 2025

Viaggio di coppia

45 - 54 anni

Eccellente
Valutazione complessiva
5/5

The whole experience was fine. Apart from transport on the way back from port to Hotel did not turn up. We ended up getting USER with other people whi ...
Vicky
Da Stati Uniti d'America - giugno 2025

Viaggio di coppia

Eccellente
Valutazione complessiva
4/5

It would be really helpful if you would be a bit clearer that all you’re providing is a bus to pula and a boat to Venice. So it’s in no way good value ...
TJK
Da Regno Unito - agosto 2024

Viaggio di coppia

35 - 44 anni

Eccellente
Valutazione complessiva
4/5

Overall the trip to Venice was good beautiful city highly recommend doing the trip although it is a very long day at 6 am start and not back till 9:30 ...
thejollyboys
Da Stati Uniti d'America - luglio 2024

Viaggio di famiglia

35 - 44 anni

Eccellente
Valutazione complessiva
5/5

Prior knowledge that the guided tour is not included. The information about Venice although really helpful was not a guided tour. So the advert and ...

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