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A private guide tailored to cruise passengers with limited time in Venice.
Leave your cruise ship at the port and see Venice with a private guide on a three-hour shore excursion tailored to you, going off the well-trodden tourist track to Cannaregio or the Rialto fish market.
A private shore excursion tailored to cruise passengers with limited time, going off the well-trodden tourist track to visit Cannaregio or the Rialto fish market, tucked-away churches, and finishing with a glass of wine and nibbles at a local bar.
A popular starting point — every Voyzo itinerary is fully customizable, so we'll shape the order and stops around your group.
Meet your private guide at the cruise port in Venice.
Timed and tailored for a limited shore-leave window.
See a side of Venice many cruise visitors miss.
Your guide walks you back to a convenient point near your hotel.
Leave your cruise ship at the port and see Venice with a private guide on a three-hour shore excursion tailored to you, going off the well-trodden tourist track to Cannaregio or the Rialto fish market. A private shore excursion tailored to cruise passengers with limited time, going off the well-trodden tourist track to visit Cannaregio or the Rialto fish market, tucked-away churches, and finishing with a glass of wine and nibbles at a local bar.
With a shore-leave window usually measured in hours, this walk is built to skip the single-file queue at St. Mark's Square entirely and head somewhere a cruise schedule doesn't normally allow time for — either Cannaregio, Venice's largest and most residential sestiere, or the Rialto fish market, which has operated in roughly the same spot since the area became Venice's commercial center in the 11th century. Both are a genuine look at the city Venetians actually live in, a short walk from the crowds around the Doge's Palace.
Cannaregio still holds working neighborhood shops and the historic Jewish Ghetto, Europe's first enforced Jewish quarter, dating to 1516; the Rialto market side leans into centuries of fishmongers and fruit stalls instead. Either way, the route ends the same way — a glass of wine and a few cicchetti, Venice's traditional bar snacks, at a local bar — so the last stamp on a short shore excursion is a Venetian habit, not a souvenir shop.
Every Voyzo tour is a starting point — tell us what you have in mind and we'll build it.
