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How much does a real gondola ride cost?
And not the so-called. "water cruise" with a crowd of tourists on a regular boat.
We are going to Venice, everyone really wants to ride along the canals in a gondola. The Accord tour (with which we are traveling) offers this pleasure for 26 euros per person. I heard that the cost is actually fixed (about 90 euros), and does not depend on the number of passengers. How many people fit on the gondola? Thanks in advance for your replies!
We are going to Venice, everyone really wants to ride along the canals in a gondola. The Accord tour (with which we are traveling) offers this pleasure for 26 euros per person. I heard that the cost is actually fixed (about 90 euros), and does not depend on the number of passengers. How many people fit on the gondola? Thanks in advance for your replies!
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We paid our agency 20 euros. The gondola is designed for 6 people. So, approximately 80-100 euros, a more accurate price for a gondola, I think, can be found on the Internet.
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answered 11 years ago
The OFFICIAL price list hangs on the gondola pier -80 euros for 40 minutes. There are 6 comfortable seats in the gondola, only 2. We took in the morning at 9 o'clock for 60 euros for 30 minutes at the station of Hagia Sophia. Stada Nuovo (new street) There were two of us. The gondolier also sang all the way.
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answered 11 years ago
Also, for 80 euros, the gondolier tries to cheat and also takes 30 minutes
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answered 11 years ago
80 euros for 6 people. The agency usually charges 20 euros per person
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answered 11 years ago
Exactly - 80 euros per gondola, regardless of the number of people (maximum 6 people), The Rialto Bridge has gondolas on which they only cross the Grand Canal, it's cheaper there. The agency does not "take", but rather "pulls" 20 euros :)))
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answered 11 years ago
And then I found in my reports - to cross the Grand Canal on the gondola at the Rialto Bridge -0.5 euros. This is just to note at home that I sailed on the gondola.
For bus drivers who have everything - "gallop across Europe" is the most :)))
For bus drivers who have everything - "gallop across Europe" is the most :)))
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answered 11 years ago
Many thanks to everyone for the replies!!!
For myself, I concluded that it is better, of course, to "charter" the ship on your own)) Are the queues at the berths very long? Or are they completely absent?
For myself, I concluded that it is better, of course, to "charter" the ship on your own)) Are the queues at the berths very long? Or are they completely absent?
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answered 11 years ago
1. There are no queues at the piers 2. Gondoliers are the same taxi drivers - in the morning when there are no tourists from 8-10 they sit without work and invite you - gondola, gondola!. 3. I think you should try and offer 40 euros for 30 minutes. When we rode the gondola, we saw idle gondoliers all over the channel. But in those half an hour they could earn 40 euros! 4. A good method of bargaining is to leave without agreeing, then they themselves call you. Really, these are not gondolas, but traghettos. Since this year, we have seen the price of a traghetto hanging on the pier - 2 euros. On this boat, you can only cross the channel, and this is about 5 minutes. As a rule, all passengers swim standing up, but tourists are allowed to sit on the sides. Residents of Venice pay 0.5 euros, but carriers clearly cut through strangers and tear, for example, from the Romans also 2 euros as tourists.
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answered 11 years ago
rama110, thank you very much! You are a treasure trove of useful information!
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answered 11 years ago
On July 13, the price for a gondola was 80 euros. Vaporetto pass for 12 hours without travel restrictions = 18 euros
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answered 11 years ago
Thank you, on your kind words! The price is 80 euros. As I wrote above. But bargain and they will give you way. And about the vaporetto, we went 2 flights, we paid 7 euros, and then in the evening, at 9 o'clock, we sat down on the best places on the nose, we paid 7 euros per hour and rode, I confess, 3 hours of them 2 hours as a hare. We traveled all the islands and two circles along the Grand Canal. Before that, I read somewhere on the net that controllers do not work after 9).
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answered 11 years ago
rama! They won’t go anywhere on the traghetto (I know this designation, but to make it clear to people) you give 50 eurocents, I rode with my wife like that to get a feeling from these boats.
And they will invite you to gondolas, but they won’t drop the price, I haven’t seen this, but to cooperate with someone, it will be cheaper, because. the price is for the boat.
And they will invite you to gondolas, but they won’t drop the price, I haven’t seen this, but to cooperate with someone, it will be cheaper, because. the price is for the boat.
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answered 11 years ago