How much do rainy day cruises in Venice cost?

Prices vary by boat type, group size and duration. Shorter island cruises sit at the budget end, while private boats and full-day tours combining St. Mark's, the Doge's Palace and the lagoon islands are premium. Because everything is booked in the currency you choose at checkout, you always see the exact price for your date before paying.

Which Venice cruises offer free cancellation?

Almost every cruise listed here includes free cancellation, so you can book ahead for a rainy day and change plans if the weather turns. Look for the free cancellation label on each tour page — it appears on the large majority of Murano, Burano and Torcello boat tours, including the most-reviewed options.

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If it rains · Venice

Rainy Day Cruises in Venice

Average rating4.0Median price$72

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Rain or shine, Venice is a city built to be seen from the water, and a covered boat turns a wet forecast into one of the most atmospheric ways to spend a day. Cruises to the lagoon islands keep you sheltered while you watch Murano's glassblowers at work and Burano's painted houses glow against grey skies — try the Venice: Murano & Burano by Premium Boat with Glassblowing or the longer Murano, Burano & Torcello: Boat Tour with Glass Demo for a slower loop through the northern lagoon.

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Venice floods and empties when it rains, so streets and vaporetti get crowded and uncomfortable. A covered cruise boat keeps you dry while still showing you the lagoon, and the islands of Murano and Burano are reached only by water anyway. Glassblowing furnaces and lace workshops are indoors, so a wet day barely changes the experience.