Venice Kayak had a team from a Lonely Planet project, Across the Planet, visiting some time ago, and they have produced a beautiful video about Venice and about kayaking in Venice. You can watch it here: Kayaking in Venice (requires flash). Other links from their
Venice Kayak is featured in a contribution by Lee Hubbard on GlobalGrsshopper: Having never set foot in Venice before, I couldn’t think of a better way to see the city for the first time. Water is the absolute lifeblood of this city, and seeing it
On The Road: See a different side of Venice by boarding a kayak Venice Kayak together with the Hotel Cipriani is mentioned in the Independent of August 9th, 2013: After three hours of criss-crossing the snaking Grand Canal for close-up views of the palaces, churches
Venice Kayak was featured in TNT Magazine, the May 5th issue, an article by Xav Judd: A gondola is fine for lovers, but if you really want to see the canals of Venice in all their glory, do it in your own kayak. One of
A recent guest of ours has put up a review of Venice Kayak on Fodòr’s Travel Intelligence: I’ve tried to mark on our map where we went, and lost the plot. We went down canals little wider than a ditch, under bridges too low to
Venice Kayak, the Certosa island in general, the Venice Certosa Hotel in particular and the restaurant Il Certosina has received a fleeting mention in an article in the Washington Post recently: Reviving the lagoon Until recently the foreboding, overgrown site of a former military base
Venice Kayak has been featured in The Sunday Times, on October 7th: The Grand Canal is silent. The still surface of the water is a glossy black, mirroring the night sky. On either side, the six-storey palazzos soar up and their reflections plummet down, a bottomless symmetry of
Helen Anderson sets out from the splendid Hotel Cipriani by kayak for an afternoon of exploring Venice’s waterways. ‘Wonderful!” exclaims a Japanese tourist. He jumps to his feet, causing the gondola to rock and the sour-faced gondolier to curse, then aims his long lens and
The Australian magazine WISH has published an article (login required) about our partner, the five star Hotel Cipriani in Venice, with this mention of Venice Kayak’s tours from the Cipriani: Must do Discover Venice by kayak. The Cipriani can organise a guided kayak tour that
This article appeared in the Die Zeit, on May 31st, 2011. Venedigs geheime WasserwegeMarschen, Klöster und verlassene Wehranlagen: Wer mit dem Kajak durch die Kanäle paddelt, dem erschließt sich Venedigs Wasserwelt auf ungeahnte Weise neu. via Kajaktour: Venedigs geheime Wasserwege | Reisen | ZEIT ONLINE.
