San Tomà – San Polo Gondola Ride

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113 €

Time: 30 or 60 minutes

Capacity: max 5 people

Date: available every day

Rate: per gondola not per person

Private Gondola Ride

San Tomà – San Polo

Let Venice seduce you, viewing it froma a gondola’s perspective.

Private Gondola Ride
Grand Canal
Minor Canals

Included

This a private gondola ride, no one else will be riding with you.

Not Included

Loading and unloading at your hotel
It is not a guided tour

Time

30 or 60 minutes

Bring With You

Electronic or printed copy of the Voucher that will be provided to you by email upon confirmation of the reservation.

Languages

English, Italian

Important Information
  • Please show-up at the meeting point 5 minutes prior to the scheduled departure time.
  • During peak season, short boarding waiting may occur; refunds or complaints will not be accepted.
  • Each gondola can hosts up to 5 guests (a total of 5 people including children and infants); capacity is limited to 3 guests if the 2 musicians are on board for the serenade
  • The duration of the tour follows a standard itinerary, according to the selected boarding station and the option chosen.
  • If guests are running late, boarding is not guaranteed and the tour may be shorter.
  • Full penalty will be applied in case of “no-show”
  • In case of adverse weather or tidal conditions, the duration and itinerary are subject to change or it may be cancelled for safety reasons.
    The organizer may provide a cancellation notice to be sent via e-mail or phonecall to guests; without notice, guests are required to arrive at the meeting point to avoid any no-show penalty.
  • Any changes (in terms of time or date) is subject to a penalty.
  • Request of changes must be communicated by sending an e-mail to info@gondolieritravel.com, the organizer will verify availability and confirm or reject the request, according to the availability.
  • Guests can cancel the booking reservation by sending an e-mail to info@gondolieritravel.com
  • Cancellation Terms are: 3 days in advance for standard single private gondola services and 5 days in advance for combined gondola services
Terms and Conditions
  • Penalty of € 10.00 will be applied to each reservation change request.
  • Any communication sent within the deadline terms (3 days ahead for single gondola and 5 days  ahead for combined gondola) will be subject to a partial refund: Organizer will keep a penalty of € 10.00  and provide the difference due by using the same payment method.
  • Any communication sent after the deadline terms (3 days ahead for single gondola and 5 days ahead for combined gondola) will not be refunded.
  • Full penalty will be applied in case of “no-show”

Meeting Point

Gondola Stazio San Tomà, located next to the Actv San Tomà vaporetto stop.

Other Useful Information

Departing from the San Tomà gondola station, in San Polo, close to the famous Frari Church, the gondola starts on the Grand Canal and we enter into the hidden wonders of this itinerary. Following the San Polo Canal we view palazzos and noble residences in various historical styles. Culled by the peace of the internal canals, you will remain stunned by the rare artistic wonders that you can view only from the gondola. Returning to the Grand Canal, passing typical Gothic and Renaissance works like Palazzo Barbaro and Palazzo Corner Spinelli, and the famous Palazzo Pisani Moretta, home to stylish events and fashionable parties, and we conclude the tour with the return to the starting dock.

Departing from the San Tomà gondola station, in San Polo, close to the famous Frari Church, the gondola starts on the Grand Canal and we enter into the hidden wonders which this itinerary holds for us.

Following the San Polo Canal we pass Campo San Boldo, with its truncated bell-tower, one of the special hidden corners of the city. Following smaller internal canals, we reach the Grand Canal and admire Ca’ d’Oro, the Gothic palazzo facing the Rialto market. The lively market, largest in the city, still attracts Venetians and tourists to purchase fresh fruits and vegetables, but especially fish from the Adriatic.

We continue along the Grand Canal, passing Palazzo Cà Pesaro, today home to the International Gallery of Modern Art, and passing under the Rialto Bridge, to conclude the tour at the starting dock