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Venice and Veneto D E TAIL S Duration: 20-minutes flight Venice Aerial Tour Availability: Daily Price: € Additional guests: € Additional time: € Transfer: € CONTACT ME Agent Name Ph: Mob: Email: Rise above the terracotta roofs of Venice for a view of the mosaic- esque jungle of palazzi and cathedrals and islands dotted across the lagoon. Private tour 20-minutes flight English first Family friendly, Kids Itinerary Lido di Venezia Torcello Island Piazza San Marco Burano Island Arsenale South Murano island Arsenale North REASONS TO BOOK THIS EXPERIENCE What’s Included Hovering over the floating islands of Venice Private boat Expert guide Enjoying an aerial view of the Artisan demonstrations brightly colored palaces on Burano Entry tickets to the Torcello Cathedral Seeing the stunning Basilica di San Marco and Palazzo Ducale from above ITALY IS BEAUTIFUL LIKE NEVER BEFORE We cannot wait to welcome you to the most beautiful country in the world. In compliance with our Covid-free policy, we will provide full assistance and flexibility. We will also accept reservations and allow cancellations even if given at short notice. OUR RESERVATION AND CANCELLATION POLICY We accept reservations and allows cancellations with a 100% refund up to 48h. Please note this might not include entrance tickets booked in advance. Furthermore, you can reschedule for any time without any additional costs. USEFUL INFO Meeting point . You will receive a custom link once your booking is confirmed. Note should you require any further information, please don’t hesitate to contact us Agent Name Mob: Ph: Email:.

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