Things to do in

Lido di Jesolo

Ride in an air-conditioned bus from Lido di Jesolo to Venice. Take a quick trip to Venice while on your beach vacation. Or if your visiting Venice, add a splash of sun with a visit to Lido di Jesolo. The bus runs between the Lido Jesolo bus station and the Venice city center every half-hour, from early morning to late at night.  Book your tickets in advance and you can catch the bus at any point during the day. The ride takes about one hour. Enjoy comfortable and hassle-free travel.

Spend an exhilarating day at Caribe Bay in the heart of Jesolo, close to the city of Venice. Experience a world of entertainment, extreme sports, and relaxation, and discover why Caribe Bay is Italy’s favorite water theme park. With 27 attractions and professional shows, there’s something for everyone. Relax on the white-sand beach at Shark Bay, or play with the kids in the magical world of Funny Land. There are plenty of thrilling rides for the daredevils, including the Spacemaker, and the tallest bungee jumping tower in Europe to get the adrenaline pumping. Enjoy an incredible day out, with attractions for every age.

As this full-day (11-hour) excursion begins, you’ll relax on a bus transfer to Verona and listen to your guide’s comments about the trip highlights and the history of Verona and Sirmione. Take in views of the Veneto countryside and the scenic beauty of Lake Garda and its Mediterranean vegetation of olive trees, cypresses, magnolias, oleanders, and lemon trees. You'll arrive in Verona at about 11:00 and then embark on a guided walking tour of the center. Visit the colorful and lively Piazza delle Erbe that was the site of the Roman Forum. See the house of Juliet with the famous balcony, the Piazza dei Signori, where you’ll find the old City Hall, and the nearby Scaligere Tomb and Piazza Bra, which is the center of modern Verona. From Piazza Bra you’ll see the second-largest amphitheater in Italy (after the Colosseum), built in the first century for Roman performances and gladiator battles. It is now a venue for opera performances. After the guided tour you’ll have some free time on your own. Next you’ll depart on the 30-minute drive to Sirmione, a tiny town on the banks of Lake Garda. In Sirmione you can enjoy an optional boat trip (of around 20 minutes) to the far side of the lake. You’ll have free time to explore the romantic peninsula of Sirmione and take in the town’s narrow streets and its medieval walls and castle. Depart Sirmione at around 16:30, arriving in Jesolo at 19:00.

This is a daily, frequent and comfortable coach service available all day, connecting the most trendy beach of the north Adriatic Coast to the exclusive fashion hub of northeastern Italy. McArthurGlen Designer Outlet Noventa di Piave is a shopping lovers’ paradise boasting over 160 boutiques offering international luxury and designer brands with reductions up to 70 per cent, all year long.  Furthermore, with this ticket, you will have a special Fashion Passport, granting you an extra 10% off on outlet prices and an Aperitif voucher. Upon arrival head to the “Guest Services” Point and show your GetYourGuide voucher to collect your exclusive welcome pack: the bus drop-off stop is close to the entrance where the “Guest Services” Point is. You will see it as soon as you walk into the Outlet. For the return, the bus will pick you up from Noventa Designer Outlet, the same as the drop-off point, so head back to the exit close to the “Guest Services” Point. Bus trips are regular and frequent. Your round trip ticket can be used in the same day and in 50 minutes you will reach the exclusive fashion center and then go back to Lido di Jesolo. Enjoy your shopping however long you prefer, as you will have bus connections every hour until 20:15 to go back. With no traffic or parking problem, enjoy your shopping hassle-free.

Discover the charming Roman colony of Iulia Concordia, about 20 km from the well-known sea resort of Caorle, on the North-Adriatic Coast. Plunge into the fascinating Roman era accompanied by a local expert guide, who will tell you the ancient secrets of Concordia while having a relaxing walking tour. Visit the Cathedral of Santo Stefano Protomartyr and its Baptistery, archaeological excavations which brought to light important Roman commercial routes, the Loggia Comunale with its funerary monuments, and other relevant pieces of this invaluable heritage. Enjoy a a delicious typical Venetian aperitif as a worthy conclusion of this amazing tour.

Get an insider’s view of Portogruaro’s Venetian-style architecture and canals on a walking tour alongside a local guide. Begin your urban walking adventure by meeting your guide at the Portogruaro bus station. Make your way to the greenery of the beautiful town park and head towards the Villa Comunale, a breathtaking example of Renaissance architecture. Turn the corner towards the ancient St. Andrea mills, which were the center of Portogruaro's ancient economy and now provide the best views of the town. Marvel at the leaning bell tower and the Cathedral of Sant'Andrea with its beautiful frescoes. As you stroll, your friendly local guide will tell you interesting facts and anecdotes about the city’s past and the people who have lived here. Enjoy the local market as well, if you join the longest guided walk, on thursday at 9:30, with the opportunity to go shopping in a typical, colourful background The tour will end at the Tourist Info Point in the amazing Piazza della Repubblica, wirth the opportunity to find further infos and insights as well as to purchase, if you wish, amazing gadgets and souvenirs, local wine&food products and hand made items: in short the excellences of the town and of the surrounding area, that you only can find here. Definitely an added value to this unforgettable experience.

Discover “Villa Bogdano 1880”: a historical Estate and the name of a Label as well, that identifies the fine wines produced here. The amazing wine estate is set in Lison di Portogruaro, in the renowned “doc Pramaggiore Wine Area” area, close to Venice and between the Alps and the North Adriatic Coast. Listen to the compelling introduction of the guide to the historical and environmental context, and then reach the panoramic terrace from where you can admire the medieval forest - Natura 2000 biodiversity site - and the historical vineyards: some of them date back to the end of the 19th century, are meticulously restored and still used to produce Villa Bodgano 1880’s fine wines. Return to the estate and admire the cellar with its historical wine cement tanks, which are still used. Enjoy then a very pleasant tasting of 3 wines labeled “Villa Bogdano 1880”, guided by WSET-qualified staff and accompanied by delicious bakery products, in the amazing scenery of an antique dinner room in the historical villa.