Trips & tickets

Every worthwhile way to Murano and Burano

Lagoon tours look similar but differ in time on each island and what is included. These are the ones that genuinely differ, and what to check.

Murano, Burano and Torcello half-day boat tour

A guided boat from several Venice boarding points, a live glassblowing demonstration on Murano and up to 1.5 hours on each island. Torcello is an option.

  • Several boarding points
  • Glassblowing demonstration
  • Torcello option
4.5 hours Most first-time visitors
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Boat tour with a guide and a glass-factory visit

A morning or afternoon boat to Murano and Burano with a guide on board, a glass-factory visit and a panoramic terrace for the crossing.

  • Guide in five languages
  • Glass-factory visit
  • Morning or afternoon
4.5 hours Commentary on board
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Guided tour by private boat

A private boat from Venice to a Murano glass workshop, then Burano's lace-makers and painted houses.

  • Private boat
  • Glass workshop
  • Lace-making on Burano
5 hours A private group
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Premium boat with glassblowing

A vaporetto reserved for your group instead of the public ferries, a glassblowing demonstration and lace-making on Burano.

  • Reserved boat
  • Glassblowing
  • Lace-making demonstration
3 hours Skipping the public ferries
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Murano glass-factory demonstration

A 20-minute factory visit on Murano: a master glassblower at work, a sculpting demonstration and a EUR 10 shop credit. Getting to Murano is up to you.

  • Live demonstration
  • EUR 10 shop credit
  • 20 minutes
20 minutes Going to Murano by vaporetto
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All Murano and Burano tours

The full GetYourGuide listing for Murano and Burano — guided boat tours, glass-blowing demonstrations and private trips from Venice, with live prices.

  • Live prices and availability
  • Cancellation terms shown on each product
  • Departures from Venice
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How booking a lagoon trip works

1 · Check time on each island

A half-day tour splits a few hours across two or three islands. Compare how long each stop actually lasts.

2 · Check what the demonstration is

Glass demonstrations are often held in a showroom that also sells glass. Know what to expect before you go.

3 · Compare against a vaporetto pass

If you plan several lagoon trips, a transport pass may beat a tour. Check before booking.

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