FAQ

For coaches with driver (up to 50 passengers), standard rates start at € 100 per hour*, or € 900 per day* (maximum 8 hours).
The cost of hiring a private coach with a driver depends on several factors, including:

• Number of passengers
• Place of departure and destination
• Duration (hourly or daily hire)
• Kilometres travelled
• Number of drivers required
• Season (high or low)
• Vehicle size
• Any intermediate stops

For an accurate personalised quote, please contact us directly
*Prices are net of VAT, parking and ZTL (limited traffic zone) charges.

For one day (8 hours), the cost of hiring a 50-seater coach varies according to distance travelled:

• 50- 100 km from € 400*
• 150 – 200 km from € 800*
• 250 – 450 km from € 900*

*Prices are net of VAT, parking and ZTL (limited traffic zone) charges.

The price of hiring a 30-seater coach starts at € 400 for half a day.
For a full day, the price starts at € 600.

*Prices are net of VAT, parking and ZTL (limited traffic zone) charges.

The price of a 20-seater coach for 3 hours starts at € 350*. For 8 hours the price starts at € 500*. These coaches are ideal for excursions for small groups.
*Prices are net of VAT, parking and ZTL (limited traffic zone) charges.

Hiring a 12-seater minibus starts at € 250* per day for local journeys. The price includes a professional driver and fuel. For longer trips or specific services, please request a detailed quote.
*Prices are net of VAT, parking and ZTL (limited traffic zone) charges.

The price of hiring a 9-seater minibus starts at € 220* per day for local journeys. The price includes a professional driver and fuel. For longer trips or specific services, please request a detailed quote.
*Prices are net of VAT, parking and ZTL (limited traffic zone) charges.

For school trips we offer discounted rates starting at € 450* per day for a 50-seater coach. The price includes a professional driver, fuel and specific insurance for school groups. Contact us well in advance to receive the best offer.
*Prices are net of VAT, parking and ZTL (limited traffic zone) charges.

Our fleet includes different types of vehicles to meet every need:

• Cars and saloons, including vintage models (up to 4 seats)
• People carriers (up to 9 seats)
• Minibuses (up to 20 seats)
• Minibuses and buses (up to 30 seats)
• Coaches and luxury coaches (up to 50 seats)
• Double-decker coaches (up to 75 seats)

A luxury coach has between 30 and 50 seats, depending on its layout.

Our double-decker coaches can accommodate up to 75 passengers.

Private minibuses and coaches generally have between 9 and 60 seats, depending on model and layout. Our most popular models are 50-seaters, ideal for transporting large groups comfortably and efficiently.

Yes, our coaches are accessible for passengers with disabilities. If you have special needs, please let us know at the time of booking so we can arrange everything you need to ensure your trip is comfortable.

To ensure the availability of a coach with driver and get the best rates, we recommend booking at least 4-6 weeks in advance, especially during high season and for special events. You can request a free quote or contact us by phone to arrange your trip.

We offer services for:

• School trips and educational trips
• School trips and educational trips
• Weddings and ceremonies
• Transfer from/to airports
• Sightseeing tours
• Sports events
• Sports events
• Shuttle services for trade fairs and events

Of course! We offer coach hire services for any type of private event, such as weddings, birthday parties, concerts etc.

Yes, you can change your booking. To do this,

• Contact us as soon as possible (at least 48 hours before the service)
• Indicate the booking number provided in the confirmation email
• Indicate the booking number provided in the confirmation email

We will endeavour to meet your request based on the availability of vehicles and drivers. You will be informed of any price changes before you confirm the change.

Cancellation policies vary, but we generally require at least 30 days' notice for a full refund of your deposit.

There are several ways to travel to Venice, but for a comfortable and stress-free experience, nothing beats the comfort of a coach with driver. Forget about traffic, expensive parking, and logistics. You'll arrive directly at Piazzale Roma, ready to explore the city. Hiring a coach with driver is the ideal choice to optimise your time and fully enjoy every moment of your day in Venice.

It’s an incredible city, consisting of 118 islands connected by over 400 bridges and separated by canals where boats and gondolas move. The city’s allure is partly due to its extraordinary art and history in the form of churches, palaces, museums and bridges. Venice is famous all over the world for its unique beauty, its millennial history and its invaluable artistic heritage. Canals, bridges, historic buildings and labyrinthine streets create a magical and romantic atmosphere that is unlike anything in the world. Piazza San Marco, the Doge’s Palace and the Rialto Bridge are just some of the iconic sites that make Venice an unforgettable city.

Even in a single day, the experience is unforgettable, but more time will allow you to discover hidden corners and immerse yourself in the city’s magic.

• 1 day: Perfect for a first taste! You can visit iconic places like Piazza San Marco, the Doge's Palace and the Rialto Bridge, stroll through the narrow streets and enjoy a gondola or vaporetto ride on the Grand Canal.
• 2 days: With a little more time, you can explore the historic centre without haste and spend half a day discovering the delightful islands of the lagoon, such as Murano and Burano, famous respectively for their glass and colourful houses.
• 3 days or more: A longer stay will give you time to visit extraordinary museums such as the Galleria dell 'Accademia and Ca' Rezzonico, explore less touristy neighbourhoods such as Dorsoduro and Cannaregio, and savour the true Venetian atmosphere of bacari and cicchetti.

Travel stress-free!
When you choose a coach with driver, you can travel to Venice in comfort, without the stress of driving and parking, and enjoy your experience to the full.

1. Rialto Bridge and the Grand Canal
2. Libreria Acqua Alta
3. St Mark’s Square
4. St Mark’s Basilica
5. St Mark’s Campanile
6. Doge’s Palace
7. Bridge of Sighs
8. Peggy Guggenheim Collection
9. Gallerie dell 'Accademia
10. Ponte dell 'Accademia
11. Teatro La Fenice
12. Rialto Market
13. Venetian Ghetto
14. Scala Contarini del Bovolo
15. Basilica of Santa Maria della Salute
16. Lagoon islands: Murano, Burano and Torcello

• St Mark's Basilica and Campanile
• Murano, Burano and Torcello
• Doge’s Palace
• Peggy Guggenheim Collection

• Day 1
  St Mark's Square complex (Basilica, Campanile, Terraces and Doge's Palace), Bridge of Sighs, Libreria Acqua Alta, Rialto Bridge, gondola ride on the Grand Canal
  Distance covered: 1,4 km
• Day 2
  Basilica of Santa Maria della Salute, Peggy Guggenheim Collection or Gallerie dell 'Accademia, Ponte dell 'Accademia, Teatro La Fenice, Scala Contarini del Bovolo
  Distance covered: 2,1 km
• Day 3
  Boat trip to the lagoon islands, Basilica dei Frari, Campo San Polo, Venetian Ghetto and Cannaregio
  Distance covered: 20,9 km

• Day 1
  St Mark's Square complex (Basilica, Campanile, Terraces and Doge's Palace), Bridge of Sighs, Libreria Acqua Alta, Rialto Bridge, gondola ride on the Grand Canal
  Distance covered: 1,4 km
• Day 2
  Basilica of Santa Maria della Salute, Peggy Guggenheim Collection, Ponte dell 'Accademia, Teatro La Fenice, Scala Contarini del Bovolo
  Distance covered: 2,1 km
• Day 3
  Gallerie dell’Accademia, Campo San Polo, Venetian Ghetto
  Distance covered: 2,6 km
• Day 4
  Islands of Murano, Burano and Torcello
  Distance covered: 24 km
• Day 5
  Boat trip on the Brenta from Padua to Venice
  Distance covered: 86,8 km
• Day 3
  Treviso Excursion
  Distance covered: 80,7 km
• Day 3
  Day in Jesolo
  Distance covered: 84,1 km

• Baccalà mantecato
• Risi e Bisi
• Fegato alla Veneziana
• Fritole
• Polenta e schie
• Castradina

1. The island of glass: Murano
   The most popular excursion from Venice, just over a kilometre from the city, is the island of Murano, home to the world's most famous glassmakers. Everyone who visits the island is keen to learn about these artisans and discover how Murano glass is produced and the manufacturing process behind glasses, lamps, vases and other items made with this famous material.
   In addition to touring the factories, you can also visit the Basilica of Santa Maria and San Donato and the Church of Santa Maria dell'Angelo.
2. The island of colours: Burano
   According to several specialist magazines, this is one of the most colourful places in the world. Every building is a different colour, making a simple walk along the canal a memorable journey.
   Craftsmanship also plays an important role, in the form of textiles and lacemaking. You can visit the Church of San Martino whose bell tower leans, like that of Pisa. The island is close to Murano, and the two islands are frequently visited on the same day.
3. The ancient jewel of Venice: Torcello Island
   Torcello is the third of the islands that can be visited near Venice. It is the least known of the three, but was once the main island in the lagoon. It served as a refuge from the invasion of the Huns, and in fact one of its main attractions is Attila's Throne in the town square, a stone chair which, according to legend, was used by the king of the Huns during his invasion of the islands.
   You can also visit the Basilica of Santa Maria dell 'Assunta, the oldest building in the region, or the Church of Santa Fosca. Thanks to its proximity, this history-steeped island can be visited on the same excursion as Murano and Burano.
4. Saint Anthony’s beautiful city: Padua
   Padua is a small and very beautiful city to the west of Venice. It is known as the city of Saint Anthony, whose remains rest in the Basilica of Sant'Antonio da Padova. But even more impressive is the elliptical square of Prato della Valle, the largest in Italy at 90,000 square metres, the centre of which is an island surrounded by a canal.
   Other places of interest are the university, the Scrovegni Chapel, Piazza delle Erbe and Piazza della Frutta. Less than an hour from Venice, this lovely city is a must-see.
5. The home of Romeo and Juliet: Verona
   Considered one of the most romantic cities in the world, Verona boasts one of Italy’s most important Roman amphitheatres, the unmissable Piazza delle Erbe, the Torre dei Lamberti and the Cathedral. Of course, you can't leave without seeing Juliet's famous balcony, the setting for the most famous scene in Shakespeare's tragedy.
6. The other canal city: Treviso
   Treviso also features numerous canals and, although not a real floating city, has a charm similar to that of Venice.
   The city is full of beautiful palaces, churches and monuments, including Piazza dei Signori, Palazzo dei Trecento, Via Calmaggiore, the Cathedral and the Dante bridge.
7. Quiet little Venice: Chioggia
   Chioggia lies to the south of Venice and surprises visitors with its similarity to Venice. If you find Venice’s hustle and bustle too much, in Chioggia you can enjoy canals and bridges with very few tourists.
   The city has no major monuments, but its brightly coloured houses and canals make for a pleasant stroll
8. A beautiful medieval town: Ferrara
   If you’re interested in the Italian Renaissance and medieval cities, you’ll love Ferrara. This small Italian city is rich in history, and has one of the highest concentrations of Renaissance features.
   Most of the city's monuments are concentrated around Piazza Trento. The Duomo di San Giorgio, the Palazzo della Ragione, the Loggia dei Merciai, Leon Battista Alberti’s campanile, Piazza del Municipio and the Torre dei Rebelli are its main attractions.
9. A hidden gem: Vicenza
   Vicenza often goes unnoticed, due to its proximity to other popular tourist cities such as Venice and Milan. However, it is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the most beautiful cities in northern Italy.
   The city was designed by the renowned architect Andrea Palladio, who had a considerable influence on its appearance. Most of the monuments are his work or directly influenced by him. The main sights are Piazza dei Signori, the Basilica Palladiana, the Loggia del Capitaniato and Palazzo del Monte di Pietà.
10. A city with Venetian charm: Udine
    Less than two hours from Venice, Udine is an underrated city that conceals many architectural treasures.
    Piazza della Libertà is its nerve centre, but you don’t forget to visit the imposing cathedral and Palazzo Patriarcale.
11. Cruise on the Brenta
    Venice is connected to the nearby city of Padua by a section of the river Brenta that in centuries past was traveled by burchielli, traditional wooden boats with elegant cabins and 3 or 4 balconies.
    Today, you can sail the original route of the 18th-century Venetian burchielli on a fabulous scenic cruise that takes in over 50 Venetian villas on the banks of the river, 5 locks and 9 swing bridges.
    What’s more, along the route there are three stops to visit the interiors of three magnificent villas: Villa Pisani, Villa Widmann and Villa Foscariche. The cruise lasts approximately 12 hours and departs from Venice.
12. Dolomiti Bellunesi National Park
    Trails, woods and via ferratas on the shores of Lake Mis, surrounded by stunning and unspoilt mountain scenery. Walk, cycle or even ride a horse among spectacular rock formations and ancient forests.
    The park offers several themed itineraries to explore certain aspects (history, geomorphology etc), as well as nature trails designed to help hikers learn about the region’s flora and fauna.