View our latest offers and deals on our offers page! See all offers
Back to overview
Italy

Italy: Venice to Mantua or Mantua to Venice

Through the Italian countryside
Mantua One way tour. Possible in both directions. Venice
From €1030 p.p.
Quickly jump to
Italy: Venice to Mantua or Mantua to Venice
Check availability

Highlights of this tour

The itinerary winds its way along the Mincio and the Po, penetrating into rural areas of the Italian countryside that are still uncontaminated, and ends in the warm embrace of the Venetian Lagoon. This territory has been reclaimed from the marshes for many centuries now and is framed by green pinewoods, which offer protection for numerous species of animals. The work of man overlaps nature in a constant game of roles: reclaimed land alternates with natural canals, fishermen’s huts are camouflaged in the reeds, and bridges formed of boats reduce […]

Italian countryside by bike and barge

Bike in green woods & next to azure seas

Historical cities like Mantua & Venice

Barges with max. 21 passengers

Guidance
  • Guided cycling: A tour leader will guide you during the cycling days
  • Independent cycling: No tour leader, the ships’ crew does daily briefing, independent cycling
guidance Guided cycling
Difficulty
  • Level 1: easy tours, very flat terrain
  • Level 2: quite easy tours, mostly flat terrain
  • Level 3: requires a higher level of exertion, medium hilly terrain
  • Level 4: for experienced cyclists, hilly terrain with climbs
Difficulty level 1 Difficulty level 1
Duration of the tour.
tijd2 Created with Sketch.
8 days

About this tour

The itinerary winds its way along the Mincio and the Po, penetrating into rural areas of the Italian countryside that are still uncontaminated, and ends in the warm embrace of the Venetian Lagoon. This territory has been reclaimed from the marshes for many centuries now and is framed by green pinewoods, which offer protection for numerous species of animals. The work of man overlaps nature in a constant game of roles: reclaimed land alternates with natural canals, fishermen’s huts are camouflaged in the reeds, and bridges formed of boats reduce the distances between strips of sand. Just a few of many highlights are the historical cities of Mantua and beautiful Venice and the fishing village of Chioggia.

The ship – Your sailing hotel
In between cycling excursions, you cruise along with the ship, which travels to a new destination every day. You dine, sleep and eat breakfast on board. Every day you’ll receive a packed lunch. It’s also possible to spend a day on board if you like. There are rental bikes on board.

Prepare yourself for this tour with our Travel Prep-tips

Preparation is half the fun, so why not start straight away?
See all tips

Day to day program from Mantua to Venice

  • Parts that are printed in italics parts will be covered by the ship.
  • All distances are “approximate distances” of recommended bike tours.
  • The planned itinerary is subject to change due to nautical, technical or meteorological reasons and other unforeseen circumstances. If there is low or high water and a route cannot be shipped, the captain reserves the right to change the route in view of your safety (this cannot be accepted as a reason for free withdrawal).

Day 1: Embarkation: Mantua

We welcome you aboard your new home-from-home from 4.30 pm onwards, and then regroup for the introductory briefing – at 6.30 pm – with your tour leader, skipper and crew, along with a first refreshing “aperitivo”. After dinner we can stroll into town and savor the historic center at its most evocative: Benvenuti a Mantova!

Day 2: Mantua (round tour approx. 35 km/21 mi.)

A day dedicated to the discovery of this little visited cultural gem, its three picturesque “lakes” formed by the Mincio, and its surrounding countryside – once a City State ruled by the Gonzaga family and now considered by many as Italy’s “Sleeping Beauty”. This afternoon we meet our Mantuan guide for a walking tour of the historic center, and enjoy the rest of the day in town, at our own leisure.

Day 3: Mantua – Governolo | Governolo – Ostiglia – Bergantino – Zelo (Approx. 50 km/30 mi.)

After breakfast, you set sail from the “lakes” of Mantua and cruise through the lush wetlands that lead to Governolo Lock, where Mantua’s River Mincio flows into the Po. Here, you saddle up and follow the broad sweeps of the levee towards Ostiglia, renowned for its medieval fortress and fierce fighting in 1945, as the Allies drove Hitler’s forces back.
Next: Bergantino, home of the distinctive Museum of Fairground Rides and its collection of street organs, all expertly restored (and thunderous!). This village is also in the heartland of Grana Padano – the arch-rival of Parmesan – and a visit to the local cheese factory, sampling some well-seasoned Grana, is de rigueur. You catch up with your barge in Zelo, a sleepy village on the Canal Bianco, the waterway which runs parallel to the Po.

Day 4: Zelo – Ferrara (Approx. 50 km/30 mi.) | Ferrara – Adria (60 km by bus)

This morning you cross the Po and ride southwards through a patchwork of farmland, orchards and hamlets, as far as Ferrara. Under its ruling family, the Este, this city state attracted architects, artists and scholars for centuries, pioneering town planning principles that have been emulated worldwide ever since. To this day, Ferrara University ranks among the best, and the town is dubbed the ”Cycling Capital of Italy”.
A private bus and trailer then take you back to your floating hotel in Adria, an ancient Roman port once washed by the sea which bears its name. Adria is also renowned for its Etruscan and Greek heritage. An after-dinner passeggiata into town for a well-earned grappa or gelato is in order.

Day 5: Adria – Po Delta Nature Reserve  – Chioggia/Pellestrina (Approx. 40 km/24 mi.)

After a short cruise, you cycle into the delta of the life-giving Po. This unique wetland is the prime reserve in Europe for herons and home to a size-able colony of flamingos. Weather permitting, as we continue towards Chioggia, we can also enjoy a break at a fine-sand beach nearby for a dip in the Adriatic – not forgetting a hot savory piadina! Chioggia is also known as “Little Venice”, a colourful fishing hub. The overnight takes place on the Island Pellestrina, just in front of Chioggia.

Day 6: Chioggia/Pellestrina | Island Pellestrina – Lido Island (ferry) | Lido Island – Venice (Bike Tour Approx. 30 km/18 mi.)

Venice beckons, but first another world altogether: Pellestrina, the first of two islands you traverse today – a humble and tranquil fishing backwater, picturesque as ever with its cottages, boats and nets. A short island-hop by ferry lands us on the Lido. Fashionable in high society ever since the Belle Époque, the Lido di Venezia is now home to the International Venice Film Festival and its galaxy of stars. We will also visit a historic glass factory on Murano island, with a glassblowing demonstration by a master artisan. After rejoining your barge, an unrushed cruise  in front of St Mark’s square takes you to our final destination. Dinner tonight (not included) will be in a restaurant of your choice. After dinner you can savor Venice at night, now free of the crowds and at her most romantic: Benvenuti a Venezia!

Day 7: Venice

Following a wander off the beaten track with your tour leader you have the day free to enjoy the city at your own pace.

 

Day 8: Disembarkation: Venice

After breakfast and the customary goodbyes, free time for individual visits of Venice, or return home, if you haven’t booked any extra night.

Good to know

Route profile:
Total length: 190/205 km
Total vertical up: 20 m

Terrain: 95% tarmac, 5% unpaved

Summary: This cycling tour is largely along the flats of the Po plains, and the daily stages vary from 25 km to 55 km (15 to 33 miles) – mostly on tarmac cycle paths along rivers and canals, or quiet country roads. The boat is moored at night and normally cruises of after breakfast, meeting up with the cyclists in the afternoon. Some parts of the itinerary are undertaken by boat, to allow easier access onto cycling paths  or simply to enjoy the cruise.

Activity level
Easy: easy cycling in mostly flat areas, with only few short climbs and descents. Little effort required, suitable for most people.
The tour is also suitable for children. If the child one day does not want to cycle, he/she can stay on the boat with one of the parents.

Tour program variations
The program has been planned to feature navigation along the Fissero/Bianco canal, which runs parallel to the Po river and connects Mantua to the Adriatic Sea. Due to organizational reasons, weather conditions or provisions issued by local authorities, the itinerary may be subject to some changes before and/or during the holiday. Issues with high and low water, as well as logistic obstacles such as officially ordered – previously not announced – repair work on locks or bridges can modify some of the daily stretches or overnight stays and may even request a transfer by bus. These decisions are only taken by the boat’s captain.

Tour leader:
Our tour leaders are carefully selected and rigorously trained. They are all multi-lingual, and speak at least English and German. They are experienced enthusiastic travelers who have a true passion for sharing their love of the outdoors, people, culture and local food. Thanks to their knowledge of the territory, they can give you useful hints and help you appreciate the place you are visiting. Of course they love cycling and will be happy to give you some advice about how to correctly use the bicycle gears and whenever necessary they can fix your flat tire. As we like to say, our tour leaders are AOC (Controlled Designation of Origin), and will help you explore the land and live an unforgettable active travel experience.

Our ships Please do not forget that the ship is your hotel as well as a machine, which has to be maintained and operated – day and night. A certain level of noise is therefore inevitable.


Day to day program from Venice to Mantua

  • Parts that are printed in italics parts will be covered by the ship.
  • All distances are “approximate distances” of recommended bike tours.
  • The planned itinerary is subject to change due to nautical, technical or meteorological reasons and other unforeseen circumstances. If there is low or high water and a route cannot be shipped, the captain reserves the right to change the route in view of your safety (this cannot be accepted as a reason for free withdrawal).
  • Parts that are printed in italics parts will be covered by the ship.
  • All distances are “approximate distances” of recommended bike tours.
  • The planned itinerary is subject to change due to nautical, technical or meteorological reasons and other unforeseen circumstances. If there is low or high water and a route cannot be shipped, the captain reserves the right to change the route in view of your safety (this cannot be accepted as a reason for free withdrawal).

Day 1: Embarkation: Venice

We welcome you aboard your new home-from-home from 4.30 pm onwards, and then regroup for the introductory briefing – at 6.30 pm – with your tour leader, skipper and crew, along with a first refreshing “aperitivo”. After dinner you can savor Venice at night, now free of the crowds and at her most romantic: Benvenuti a Venezia!

Day 2:  Venice

Following a wander off the beaten track with your tour leader you have the day free to enjoy the city at your own pace. Christened La Serenissima (“The Most Serene”), the Venetian Republic held sway over much of the Mediterranean (and beyond) for centuries – both as a military power and a beacon of culture. 

Day 3: Venice – Island Pellestrina/Chioggia (Approx. 30 km/18 mi.)

Leaving Venice behind after a gentle cruise in front of St Mark’s square, our first stop will be on Murano island, where we will visit a historic glass factory, with a glassblowing demonstration by a master artisan. Then our cycling adventure starts on the Lido, the first of two islands we traverse today. Fashionable in high society ever since the Belle Époque, the Lido di Venezia is now home to the International Venice Film Festival and its galaxy of stars. A short island-hop takes you into another world: Pellestrina, where you ride past the picturesque cottages and boats of this humble fishing backwater. You rejoin the barge and sail to Chioggia – a bustling and colorful fishing harbor known as “Little Venice”.

Day 4: Chioggia– Po Delta Nature Reserve –Adria (Approx. 40 km/24 mi.)

You open the day with a stroll through Chioggia, followed perhaps by a visit up the millennial clock tower – the oldest in the world – for some breathtaking views. Weather permitting, you can also bask in the sun at a fine-sand beach nearby: a dip in the Adriatic, a hot savory piadina – and you are well and truly local! Then onwards into the delta of the life-giving Po. This unique wetland is the prime reserve in Europe for herons and home to a colony of flamingos. You moor for the night in Adria, a key Roman port, once washed by the waters of the sea which bears its name. Adria is also renowned for its Etruscan and Greek heritage. An after-dinner passeggiata into town for a well-earned grappa or gelato is in order.

Day 5: Adria – Ferrara – Zelo (Approx. 35 km/21 mi. + 35 km by bus)

After a short cruise you saddle your bikes and, following the Po through farmland and hamlets, you reach Ferrara. Under its ruling family, the Este, this City State attracted architects, artists and scholars for centuries, pioneering town planning principles that have been emulated worldwide ever since. To this day, Ferrara University ranks among the best, and the town is dubbed the ”Cycling Capital of Italy”.  A private bus and trailer takes you back to your floating hotel in Zelo, a sleepy village on the Canal Bianco, the waterway which runs parallel to the Po.

Day 6: Zelo – Bergantino – Ostiglia – Mantua (Approx. 50 km/30 mi.)

This morning you head for the village of Bergantino, home of the distinctive Museum of Fairground Rides and its collection of street organs, all expertly restored (and thunderous!). But first things first: you are in the heartland of Grana Padano – the arch-rival of Parmesan – and after visiting the local cheese factory, you enjoy a degustazione of sharp and seasoned Grana, washed down with a glass of Valpolicella. After your customary picnic lunch, you leave Bergantino and follow the river to Ostiglia, famed for its medieval fortress and the fierce fighting that took place here in 1945, as the Allies and partisans drove Hitler’s forces back. You ride on and rejoin our barge at Governolo Lock, where Mantua’s River Mincio flows into the Po. Veering north, you cruise through the lush wetlands that finally emerge into the glorious “lakes” of Mantua. Dinner tonight (not included) will be in a restaurant of your choice.

Day 7: Mantua (round tour approx. 35 km/21 mi.)

A day dedicated to the discovery of this little visited cultural gem, its three picturesque “lakes” formed by the Mincio, and its surrounding countryside – once a City State ruled by the Gonzaga family and now considered by many as Italy’s “Sleeping Beauty”. This afternoon we meet our Mantuan guide for a walking tour of the historic center, and enjoy the rest of the day in town, at our own leisure.

Day 8: Mantua

Departure after breakfast.

Good to know

Route profile:
Total length: 190/205 km
Total vertical up: 20 m

Terrain: 95% tarmac, 5% unpaved

Summary: This cycling tour is largely along the flats of the Po plains, and the daily stages vary from 25 km to 55 km (15 to 33 miles) – mostly on tarmac cycle paths along rivers and canals, or quiet country roads. The boat is moored at night and normally cruises of after breakfast, meeting up with the cyclists in the afternoon. Some parts of the itinerary are undertaken by boat, to allow easier access onto cycling paths  or simply to enjoy the cruise.

Activity level
Easy: easy cycling in mostly flat areas, with only few short climbs and descents. Little effort required, suitable for most people.
The tour is also suitable for children. If the child one day does not want to cycle, he/she can stay on the boat with one of the parents.

Tour program variations
The program has been planned to feature navigation along the Fissero/Bianco canal, which runs parallel to the Po river and connects Mantua to the Adriatic Sea. Due to organizational reasons, weather conditions or provisions issued by local authorities, the itinerary may be subject to some changes before and/or during the holiday. Issues with high and low water, as well as logistic obstacles such as officially ordered – previously not announced – repair work on locks or bridges can modify some of the daily stretches or overnight stays and may even request a transfer by bus. These decisions are only taken by the boat’s captain.

Tour leader:
Our tour leaders are carefully selected and rigorously trained. They are all multi-lingual, and speak at least English and German. They are experienced enthusiastic travelers who have a true passion for sharing their love of the outdoors, people, culture and local food. Thanks to their knowledge of the territory, they can give you useful hints and help you appreciate the place you are visiting. Of course they love cycling and will be happy to give you some advice about how to correctly use the bicycle gears and whenever necessary they can fix your flat tire. As we like to say, our tour leaders are AOC (Controlled Designation of Origin), and will help you explore the land and live an unforgettable active travel experience.

Our ships Please do not forget that the ship is your hotel as well as a machine, which has to be maintained and operated – day and night. A certain level of noise is therefore inevitable.


Prices & availability

To view the availability of this tour and/or book online please click on the button below. A new screen will open.

Below you see an overview of the available (blue) dates; the yellow dot means that this date has 2 or less cabins available, orange is ‘on request’ and red means that on this date there aren’t any cabins available. Then click on the preferred date. After this, choose your ship (some tours have only one ship, and therefore there is no choice), the number of cabins in the required (and available) category, any desired additional products, and ‘local costs’ (such as special dietary needs, which you usually pay for onboard). On the right side, you’ll find the ‘Booking Summary.’ After completing your preferences and necessary information click ‘Book now’ to finalize your booking.

  • Available
  • 2 or less available
  • On request
  • Not available
Departure date -

Choose preferred ship

Please select your cabin(s)


Prices & information

Pricing overview - 2023
Cabin type For Season 1 Season 2 Season 3 Season 4
Vita Pugna: Twin cabin 2 pers. € 1030 € 1350 € 1400 € 1470 Ave Maria: Twin cabin with bunk bed 2 pers. € 930 € 1440 € 1560 € 1680 Ave Maria: Twin cabin 2 pers. € 1130 € 1640 € 1760 € 1880 Ave Maria: Superior twin upper deck 2 pers. € 1330 € 1840 € 1960 € 2080
Pricing overview - 2024
Cabin type For Season 1 Season 2 Season 3 Season 4
Vita Pugna: Twin cabin 2 pers. € 1050 € 1400 € 1500 € 1600 Ave Maria: Twin cabin with bunk bed 2 pers. € 1000 € 1550 € 1700 € 1850 Ave Maria: Twin cabin 2 pers. € 1200 € 1750 € 1900 € 2050 Ave Maria: Superior twin upper deck 2 pers. € 1450 € 2000 € 2150 € 2300
Included in this tour
  • Boat & Bike tour with the Vita Pugna/Ave Maria, 8 days/7 nights; accommodation on board in the booked category
  • Full board (7x breakfast and 6x dinner on board, a self-made packed lunch during bike tours); Tea, coffee and other hot drinks on board
  • Use of bed linen and towels
  • Mid-week cabin cleaning service and towel change
  • Courtesy kit
  • English speaking tour leader (within an international group) on board and during bike tours
  • Second tour leader with a minimum of 22 people (only aboard Ave Maria)
  • Digital tour information
  • App including maps, points of interest and GPS tracks
  • Bike helmet (to book in advance)
  • Bus transfer Ferrara – Zelo/Ferrara-Adria
  • Guided visit in Mantua
  • Visit of a cheese factory with tasting of the typical Grana Pardano
  • Visit of Carousel and Street Entertainment Museum
  • Visit of a historic glass factory on Murano island
  • Some short walking tours
  • Wifi
Excluded in this tour
  • 1x dinner
  • Transfers to/from docking places
  • Rental bicycle or E-Bike (optional)
  • Other transfers
  • Parking fees
  • Entrance fees & excursions
  • Ticket for public transportation in Venice and lagoon (we suggest the ACTV 48 hour-ticket, price 35 €)
  • Venice Municipality Access Fee: approx. 18-30 € to be paid on site; it is expected to enter into force on January 1st, 2023
  • Drinks on board
  • Personal (travel) insurances
  • Gratuities (at your discretion)
  • SGR Insolvency protection
Bicycles/E-Bikes

City bikes are available in various sizes in unisex models. At the moment of booking, you can choose from the following bikes:

  • City bike 27-gear Shimano Deore
  • Electro-bike 9-gear Shimano (limited available)Features: aluminium frame, mudguard, rear rack, comfort gel saddle, anti-puncture Schwalbe tyres, ergonomic bicycle grips and Speed Lifter system (only for city bikes).
  • Bike helmets are available on board, suitable for head circumferences from 54 to 61 cm. All helmets have a certification mark according to the DIN EN 1078 (CE)
    European norm.
  • Own bikes are not allowed on board.
Additional options & information - 2023
  • Rental bicycle (incl. insurance against theft and damage): € 100 per week/person
  • Rental E-Bike (incl. insurance against theft and damage): € 250 per week/person (only on request, limited number of e-bikes available, early bookings strongly recommended.
  • Bike helmet:  All the helmets have a certification mark according to the DIN EN 1078 (CE) European norm. Helmet is incl. in the price.

 

Diets and allergies:
If you are vegetarian, vegan, gluten- and/or lactose-intolerant, allergic to some specific ingredients/substances or if you suffer from any other kind of allergies please indicate it at the moment of booking. Once on board, make sure that the kitchen staff is aware of your allergies, in order to avoid unpleasant situations. A supplement of € 50 can be charged (in advance, for gluten-free, lactose-free and vegan diets).

TRANSFER BACK:
The towns of Mantua and Venice/Mestre are well connected by train, there are about 15 trains per day between 6:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m. There are no direct connections, you always have to change in Verona Porta Nuova or Monselice. The transfer takes approx. 2.5 hours and costs about 30-50 € per person depending on the type of train. For further information on times and costs please consult the website www.trenitalia.com or www.omio.com

Guaranteed departure with a minimum of 12 participants.

Legal notice:
Boat Bike Tours is not the operator of this tour; this is a so called ‘partner tour’. Tour operator is: Girolibero, Vicenza, Italy

Additional options & information - 2024

2024:

  • Rental bicycle (incl. insurance against theft and damage): € 110 per week/person
  • Rental E-Bike (incl. insurance against theft and damage): € 270 per week/person (only on request, limited number of e-bikes available, early bookings strongly recommended.
  • Bike helmet:  All the helmets have a certification mark according to the DIN EN 1078 (CE) European norm. Helmet is incl. in the price.

 

Diets and allergies:
If you are vegetarian, vegan, gluten- and/or lactose-intolerant, allergic to some specific ingredients/substances or if you suffer from any other kind of allergies please indicate it at the moment of booking. Once on board, make sure that the kitchen staff is aware of your allergies, in order to avoid unpleasant situations. A supplement of € 50 can be charged (in advance, for gluten-free, lactose-free and vegan diets).

TRANSFER BACK:
The towns of Mantua and Venice/Mestre are well connected by train, there are about 15 trains per day between 6:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m. There are no direct connections, you always have to change in Verona Porta Nuova or Monselice. The transfer takes approx. 2.5 hours and costs about 30-50 € per person depending on the type of train. For further information on times and costs please consult the website www.trenitalia.com or www.omio.com

Guaranteed departure with a minimum of 12 participants.

Legal notice:
Boat Bike Tours is not the operator of this tour; this is a so called ‘partner tour’. Tour operator is: Girolibero, Vicenza, Italy



Reviews

based on 15 reviews on
18 May 2023

Bonnie Campbell

The whole crew of the Ava Maria set the tone for the trip. They worked well as a team while enjoying the trip as much as we were. Always willing to help us in anyway possible. The boat was immaculate and the meals amazing. Couldn’t have asked for anything more.

Reply from Boat Bike Tours 19 May 2023

Thank you for taking the time to share your positive experience with us! Good to hear that you really liked the trip and the crew from the Ava Maria. I am very happy to hear that you got help from the crew whenever you want. It is also very nice that the food was very tasty Thank you for choosing this tour, and we hope to have the opportunity to welcome you back for another fantastic adventure in the future! Warm Regards, Romy

16 Jun 2022

Lisa Pearson

beautiful weather, cycling and boat accomodations in Italy

Reply from Boat Bike Tours 21 Jul 2022

Thank you very much for your review. How nice to hear that you had a nice time on board. Hopefully we'll see you soon, Team Boat Bike Tours

1 Nov 2021

Margaret Conde

Italy Tour – Mantua to Venice Guide and Crew were so friendly and made everyone feel very at ease. They were some of the most genuinely happy people. There was no stress planning or getting anything figured out once on the boat. Everything was in order and My husband and I could just enjoy the day. The food was some of the best food I had in Italy, and I ate quite a bit off the boat during my stay in other areas of the country. I was afraid we would not be able to eat out at restaurants easily but after eating the chef’s food, I didn’t want to. Still if you did want to, it was easy enough to do. As far as difficulty level on the bikes, we chose easy so that we could share the trip with older family member. The biking was as easy as advertised, we did level 1, we rode about 145 miles and it wasn’t hard. To help give you an idea… We don’t bike at home, we do basic fitness stuff (run about 1-2 miles a week) and would probably be considered healthy but not super in shape or obsessed with fitness. I had my Mom in her 60’s with me on an E bike and she did the whole thing with me just fine, and she never exercises. It was a good combo for us both. She got to relax on the E bike, and I got a light exercise. I think it was one of the most fun vacations we’ve ever been on together.

1 Oct 2021

Kristina Leslie

This was my 4th BoatBike tour. Mantova to Venice, Aigues Mortes to Avignon, Paris to Bruges Nd Aigues to Avignon again. They have all been fantastic with great leaders and staff. This year it was special because we were only 9 people so it was very personalized. Sara’s gourmet meals were super. Delicious without being too rich. Our leader Hein was very knowledgeable and on top of that, funny with some great stories to tell because of his rich life experiences. And beautiful countryside of course and we had great luck with the weather.


Available ships for this tour

Motor ship Vita Pugna Italy

Openable windows

Storage space under beds

Free coffee and tea 24/7

Individually controlled air conditioning

max. 21 passengers
10 cabins
1 tours available with this ship
Premium Experience the higher levels of comfort, smaller groups and extra’s.
Premium ship Ave Maria Italy

Restaurant with separate lounge

Free coffee and tea 24/7

Covered sun deck

Individually controlled air conditioning

max. 40 passengers
17 cabins
1 tours available with this ship

Your selected tour:

Italy: Venice to Mantua or Mantua to Venice

Request a quote

  • Please enter a number from 1 to 150.
  • Month (March until October) and year
  • Your data