Murano Burano and Torcello: Full-day Venice Lagoon
Come and explore with us the stunning Venice Lagoon and its key islands: Murano, Burano, and Torcello in Italy. Embark on a 6.5-hour journey delving into the history of the lagoon, with the option to enjoy lunch in Burano.
Join our guided tour through these distinctive islands, experiencing their environments and traditions firsthand.
WHY DID WE LIKE THIS EXPERIENCE SO MUCH?
- Boat transportation with an expert guide
- Extended stops on each island for leisurely exploration
- Visit to a glass factory in Murano included
- The tour is longer than average, allowing ample time for in-depth exploration of the islands
- Convenient starting points for easy accessibility

Price
Departure from Piazzale Roma/ Ferrovia
- Adult: € 40
- Child 4-10 years: € 20
Departure from San Marco
- adult: € 35
Child 4-10 years: € 15
Lunch in Burano:
- Fish, meat, vegetarian and vegan menu: € 30
- Children’s menu: € 20
Availability
Look at the calendar
Duration
Around 7 hours
Features
- Pet Friendly
- Child Friendly
- Accessible with public transport
Your visit to Venice wouldn’t be complete without a trip to these 3 islands in the Venetian Lagoon. Feeling like you’ll never have enough time to do it all? This tour is tailor-made for you!
Discover Murano, Burano, and Torcello all in one day. You can depart on the day of your choice for this approximately 7-hour excursion.
Hop aboard with our guide for a journey through the history, environment, and traditions of the Venetian Lagoon. Then, you’ll have free time to explore each place at your own pace.

Burano, Murano, Torcello tour: why to choose our tour ?
You can’t visit Venice without taking the time to explore its lagoon. Sure, you can get there by public transport (Line 12 – 24-hour ACTV pass, 20 Euro), but considering the cost and time spent waiting, it’s definitely better to opt for our guided tour, which includes transportation and a tour of the lagoon.
In just one day (departure around 10:15 am – return around 5:45 pm), you’ll discover the Venetian islands of Murano, Burano, and Torcello. Longer than the usual half-day excursions, this outing includes a stop to visit each destination.
Murano, Burano, and Torcello Tour Program:
- 10:30 AM: Departure from the excursion point – Ferrovia (Piazzale Roma/The Train Station).
- 11:00 AM: Departure from the excursion point – St. Mark’s Square.
- 11:30 AM: Arrival at Murano, with approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes stop. Enjoy a visit to a glassblowing demonstration.
- 1:15 PM: Arrival at Burano. Enjoy a stop for approximately 2 hours, including time for lunch on the island.
- 3:30 PM: Departure for Torcello, with approximately 1-hour stop.
- 5:30 PM: Arrival at St. Mark’s Square.
- 6:00 PM: Arrival at Ferrovia (Piazzale Roma/The Train Station).
Please note that the program and schedules are indicative and may be modified for organizational reasons.
Program of the 3 Islands Excursion Departing from Other Than Venice
If you’re not staying in Venice and are coming from the coastal towns of Jesolo, Caorle, or Cavallino, know that it’s possible to board at Punta Sabbioni. There are various parking options available onsite.
The tour is the same as previously proposed.
Day trip to Murano Burano and Torcello: Discover Our Lunch Options!
During your visit to the islands of Venice, you’ll find yourself on the island of Burano during lunchtime. As you won’t have much time available (2 hours), we suggest the excursion offer with a typical lunch. This way, you’ll optimize your time and fully enjoy the island.
Here are the menus agreed upon with the Raspo de ua restaurant! A convenient and quick choice… No waiting and more time to explore Burano. If there’s something you don’t like, don’t worry. There are more options available, and you can order other dishes on-site!
Children’s Menu
- First Course: Pasta with meat sauce or tomato sauce
- Second Course: Breaded chicken escalope with potatoes
- Dessert
- Beverage
Adult – Fish Menu
- First Course: Pennette alla marinara or seafood lasagna
- Second Course: Fried fish or grilled catch of the day with mixed salad
- Dessert: Homemade cake
- Beverages: 1/4 bottle of wine and 1/2 bottle of water
Adult – Meat Menu
- First Course: Pasta with meat sauce or lasagna
- Second Course: Grilled steak or grilled chicken breast
- Dessert: Homemade cake
- Beverages: 1/4 bottle of wine and 1/2 bottle of water
Adult – Vegetarian Menu (Vegan menu available upon request)
- First Course: Pasta with peas and mushrooms or other vegetarian dishes (choice)
- Second Course: Parmigiana (eggplant parmesan)
- Dessert: Homemade cake
- Beverages: 1/4 bottle of wine and 1/2 bottle of water
Burano Murano Torcello Tour: The Must-Visit Islands of the Lagoon
What are the peculiarities of the islands in the Venice Lagoon? Each has its own charm and history. Let us introduce them to you:
Murano Island
It is globally renowned for its glass production known as “Murano Glass.” Glassmaking was moved from Venice to Murano as early as the 13th century to mitigate fire hazards in the city. Murano glass is famous for its exceptional quality, coloring, and manufacturing techniques.
Don’t miss the chance to visit Murano to explore the craftsmanship and observe glassblowers in action. During our excursion, you’ll witness them live and understand why this art form is so celebrated.
After the glass furnace, we recommend heading to the island’s center to visit the beautiful Basilica of Saints Mary and Donato. Also, don’t miss the romantic “Lampioni innamorati,” the meeting point for lovers on the island.


Burano island
Famous for its colorful houses and exceptional lace production, Burano is a destination that will delight amateur photographers.
Lace, once a luxury product, is scarcely produced today due to its exorbitant cost. However, you can still find talented lacemakers in certain shops on the island. We also recommend delving into the history of Burano lace through a visit to the Lace Museum and exploring the Church of San Martino, where the relics of Saint Barbara are preserved.
Torcello Island
Torcello was one of the first islands in the lagoon to be inhabited. At the peak of its history, it was a significant commercial center with approximately 10,000 inhabitants. Today, only 12 people live on this small island. It’s the perfect place for those seeking to escape the crowds and enjoy nature.
As the sole witnesses to its past grandeur, you’ll find:
- The Basilica of Santa Maria Assunta, built in the 12th century, with its splendid Byzantine mosaics.
- The Church of Santa Fosca.
- The legendary Throne of Attila.
- The Devil’s Bridge, with its distinctive structure lacking parapets.



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