Tours

Tours

“The world that was Ernest Hemingway’s”.

The lagoon tour with the ship Arcobaleno can let you spend unforgettable hours in an uncontaminated and protected natural oasis, where quiet and stillness reign, and life has remained the same of many years back in the past. Already Ernest Hemingway, in his novel “Across the river and into the trees” described the poetry and calmness of this suggestive landscape suspended between sky and land. In a fairytale atmosphere resound the voices animals, the natural owners of these secular mashes: wild ducks, the Italian heron, coots, cranes and many others. With motorship Arcobaleno you will have the chance to visit the typical Casone (the fisherman’s house), discovering the lost love for the sea that once the ancient founders of Caorle felt.

Schedules of excursions

Departure from the fishermen’s port of CAORLE.

From 20 May to 13 Jun (everyday)

AFTERNOON

Departure – 2:30 pm

Return about – 4:45 pm

From 14 Jun to 08 Sept (from tuesday to friday)

MORNING

Departure – 9:00 am

Return about – 11:15 am

AFTERNOON

Departure – 2:30 pm

Return about – 4:45 pm

From 09 Sept to 30 Sept (everyday)

AFTERNOON

Departure – 2:30 pm

Return about – 4:45 pm

Prices

ADULTS Price

€ 21,00

CHILDREN’S Price 2-10 years

€ 14,00

Break in the typical Casoni

In case of bad weather the tour is canceled

For the security of the passengers the captain can, at every time and without forewarning, change the current programme. For reasons of space, it is necessary to close the baby carriage. Bookings are valid till 20 minutes before the departure.

The lagoon of Caorle

GEOGRAPHY


The lagoon of Caorle is situated in the municipal territories of Caorle and San Michele al Tagliamento, in the metropolitan city of Venice. The waters of the river Lemene enter it as an immissary; the Nicesolo channel is its emissary that flows into the Adriatic Sea; the Saetta channel, on the other hand, ensures the naval connection of the lagoon with the Orologio dock and with the Livenza river. The area, which separates the municipal capital from the area of Brussa, is identified as a site of community interest.