Photo Diary: The #2 Vaporetto in Venice
One of the easiest and more affordable ways to see Venice is via Vaporetto – or water taxis. The #2 is a Grand Tour of Venice hitting up the Grand Canel and the Canel of Guidecca. Here is what you’ll experience via the 17 stops of Vaporette #2. All for the reasonable price of 6.50€ (or 18€ for unlimited rides in 72 hours!)
I hope you enjoyed the 17 stops along the Vaporetto #2 in Venice as much as I did. I also continued to sit at the front on the return trip as well. With unlimited travel and a beautiful city – I figured it was worth the relaxing manner of travelling.
Venice is best seen on the water – So hop on Vaporette #2!
I'm Chrystal McKay, a 23 year old Canadian girl who travels the world seeking knowledge. I am a World Citizen, Globe Trotter, and Continuous Learner. A Lover of Ancient Ruins, Castles, Churches, and all things Old and Beautiful. Follow me as I learn my way around the world.
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We’ve only been on a water taxi once (Ischia Island in Italy), but never in Venice. I can’t wait to visit the city; it’s so iconic, and I’d love to explore the canals (and for so cheap!).
The canals are so incredible. The vaporetto is DEFINITELY the best way to see the city and all it has to offer. Do you have plans to visit Venice soon?
I opted for the Vaporetto instead of a gondola ride in Venice and wasn’t disappointed at all! A great way to get around this enchanting city.
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At 80 Euro a pop I wasn’t even considering a gondola ride. The vaporetto was affordable and incredible! Excellent choice for travel in the expensive city!
Glad to have discovered your travel blog today! Great photos here
Thanks! And all I can say is WOW – Its a grand achievement in this bloggers blogging life to have YOU come to my blog!