Venice Lagoon and its unspoilt nature

Venice Lagoon is the largest lagoon in Europe with a sur­face area of 550 km 2. Like La Serenis­si­ma her­self, it’s a must-see site, whether as part of a water­way cruise or a more tra­di­tion­al hol­i­day in Italy. The 3 mouths of the riv­er make this a unique ecosys­tem, clas­si­fied as a UNESCO World Her­itage site. To enjoy this unique set­ting to the full, you should pre­pare your excur­sion accord­ing to the tide times. You’ll then have the oppor­tu­ni­ty to dis­cov­er more than 418 islands sub­merged by the waters, which emerge to the amaze­ment of tourists. The canals make it pos­si­ble to explore every detail, so head to Venice Lagoon and enjoy vis­it­ing the towns on its banks.