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Certosa

From: Venice Waterbus Stops

Certosa is a tiny single-platform waterbus stop on a small island (the Isola della Certosa) just off the tip of San Pietro, at the eastern end of Venice's historic center.

The island has a marina, a nautical school, a ruined monastery, and not much else, so you're unlikely to visit unless you're mooring a boat or letting your dog run free.

The Certosa station is served by:

• ACTV 4.1, 4.2 public water buses

• Alilaguna Linea Blu airport boats (but only a few in the early morning and late evening--see timetable--and only by request).

If you like hanging around boats on a peaceful island near the city center, you can book a room at the Venice Certosa Hotel, which is part of the Polo Nautico Vento yachting center.

Note: This station does not have a ticket booth or vending machine, so here's what to do if you need to board a water bus without a valid ticket or Tourist Travel Card.

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