Venice Cruise Terminals
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ABOVE: Passengers board the Costa Classica
at the Marittima terminal.
Also see: Venice
for Cruisers (Index)
Web links
Venezia
Terminal Passeggeri
The official VTP site has English-language information about Venice's cruise
facilities, including maps and ship
schedules. (In addition to cruise information, the VTP offers details about
ferries and hydrofoils that operate from the port.)
Related articles at Venice for Visitors
Getting
to Your Ship (Venice Port Transportation)
Here's how to reach Marittima or San Basilio from the airport or railway station
by bus, land taxi, airport boat, or water taxi.
Venice Cruise
Terminal Hotels
My four-page article describes hotels near the Piazzale Roma (for Marittima),
San Basilio, and the shuttle pier at San Marco-Vallaresso.
Venice
Transportation and Parking
These articles give detailed information on how to arrive in Venice and get
around the city by land or water.
Where to Sleep in Venice
If you're combining a cruise with a stay in Venice, use these listings to find a
hotel, apartment, or other accommodation.
Baggage
Storage (Left Luggage)
Not sure where to leave your bags? This list of possibilities will point you in
the right direction.
Venice Barge Cruises
Go Barging's La Dolce Vita offers 7-day, 6-night cruises by luxury
hotel barge on the Venetian Lagoon and the Brenta Canal.
Venice
Boat Rentals
Cruise the Venetian Lagoon as captain of your own vessel with a self-drive
Pénichette from Locaboat Holidays.
Also see our main
Venice articles index and the links in our
Venice Travel Planner for help in
organizing your visit.
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