The tour is very nice, it was also very interesting that during the movements between the three islands the guide on board gave us a lot of information and curiosities about the places that could be seen along the route at sea, as well as about the islands we were going to visit . The only drawback is the short time in Burano, the second island you visit, where you have to choose whether to wander around the island or stop for lunch in one of the many restaurants ... I recommend a packed lunch if you want to discover a little 'the island that is truly beautiful and particular.

Well, the price was almost the same on site, although gyg gave a 20% discount. Motorboat means big touriboot without toilet. Audio guide was pretty minimal in all languages over the boat speaker. In advance we thought we needed an app, mobile phone and headphones, had bought a USB c-cinch adapter for my headphones ;-/ Here the preliminary information on the gyg page could be better. But value for money OK. I would only visit Burano a second time and maybe take a taxi boat or private boat. the island was beautiful and we had 1.5 hours. GYG voucher worked perfectly, gladly again!

We were a family of five and this was a great day out and super value for money. We had nice weather which helped as had it been raining there would have been very little to do on any of the islands apart from spend time (and money) in shops. Murano - the glassmaking display was very interesting. The town - maybe we went the wrong way - less so. The kids had value for money pizza. Bulano was a delight - picturesque - restaurants and interesting. This was the highlight of the trip for us. The final island - I can’t even recall the name was pretty boring to be honest and involved a 10 minute walk to reach an ancient church - which if you are into ancient churches then I am sure it is very interesting. We are not! Anyway …..overall the day was very enjoyable.