On the lagoon aboard a traditional boat

Venice and its lagoon are inseparable—a waterscape that has, over centuries, protected the city and shaped its history. Exploring it from the water means entering a different rhythm, defined by stillness, reflections and open horizons.

Among the experiences we curate, sailing aboard a bragozzo—a traditional lagoon boat—offers access to places that remain largely out of reach: salt marshes, fishing valleys and small islands where time seems suspended. Through these choices, we shape itineraries that reveal a more intimate, less visible Venice.

On board, the Lagoon unfolds gradually: a sunset dinner prepared by the boatman, a lunch among vineyards on ancient islands, or simply a slow navigation through reeds and quiet stretches of water still crossed by local fishermen.

An experience designed to engage with the landscape, in full respect of its balance and identity