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Veneza inesquecível de Porec com transferência

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Passeio de barco para Veneza
Veja destaques famosos como a Praça de São Marcos
Tempo livre para explorar no seu próprio ritmo

O que esperar

Construída em mais de 100 ilhas, Veneza é famosa por sua rede de canais azul-escuros, alinhados com arquitetura elaborada e cruzados por belas pontes de pedra. E esta viagem de um dia de Ístria a Veneza leva você a cruzar o Mar Adriático de barco para uma chance de explorar com tempo livre esta romântica cidade italiana.

Você chegará em grande estilo ao píer de San Basilio, bem no coração de Veneza, para começar sua descoberta de "La Serenissima". Enquanto você passeia por este lugar fabuloso, há tempo de sobra para avistar alguns dos destaques da cidade. Não perca a lendária Praça de São Marcos - uma praça dominada pela bela basílica bizantina de São Marcos e seu campanário.

Talvez faça um passeio de gôndola, encontre o máximo de pontes que puder e entre e saia de restaurantes clássicos – há muito o que fazer aqui. Você seguirá seu próprio caminho até o porto para deixar Veneza no início da noite e retornará à Croácia tendo visto uma das principais cidades da Itália.

O que as pessoas dizem sobre essa experiência

Excelente

4,3/5

Com base em 7 avaliações de clientes verificados

Categorias de avaliação

Equipe

4,3/5

Serviço

4,3/5

Relação custo-benefício

4/5

Segurança

4,3/5

Cyril
De Estados Unidos da America - maio de 2025

Viagem de casais

45 - 54 Idade

Excelente
Avaliação geral
5/5
Warrington 2024
De Estados Unidos da America - setembro de 2024

Viajando com a família

35 - 44 Idade

Excelente
Avaliação geral
4/5

Venice was really busy and expensive , the guides were very knowledgable but perhaps take smaller groups as you have to rush to keep up and have diffi ...
J Murphy
De Estados Unidos da America - setembro de 2024

Viajando com a família

35 - 44 Idade

Excelente
Avaliação geral
4/5
N/A
De Estados Unidos da America - agosto de 2024

Viajando com amigos

18 - 24 Idade

Ótimo
Avaliação geral
3/5

Felt very rushed whilst there. No air con on board which after a long day was needed
EH
De Estados Unidos da America - julho de 2024

Viajando com a família

Ótimo
Avaliação geral
4/5

Good trip but there was no advance warning that we needed cash to book the tour package/lunch on arrival which would have been helpful.
Wendells
De Estados Unidos da America - julho de 2024

Viajando sozinho

Excelente
Avaliação geral
5/5

It would have been nice if the English speaking guide kept us all together.

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