Mazzorbo Island is Venice’s best-kept secret. No tour buses, no chaos—just wind through the reeds, the distant chime of a bell, and the hush of a world that remembers how to be still. Stand at the edge of the causeway, gaze at the rippling canals, and finally understand: the most beautiful journeys aren’t about distance—they’re about finding a place where your soul can rest.


















Everything you need to know about Mazzorbo
Stay at Villa del Mare on Mazzorbo, a secluded boutique hotel nestled in the heart of Venice's lagoon. This charming retreat features Mediterranean-style gardens, private waterfront rooms, and authentic Venetian architecture with handcrafted furnishings. Guests enjoy exclusive experiences like island-guided tours and Venetian cooking classes. Just a 5-minute walk from the island’s center, it offers tranquility while remaining only 15 minutes by boat from Venice’s main city—perfect for a peaceful escape with easy access to cultural highlights.
Take the ATVO water bus or a private vaporetto from Venice’s main docks—journey time is about 15 minutes. Opt for weekday morning departures to avoid crowds. Upon arrival, rent an electric bike to explore the island’s vineyards and cobbled pathways, or stroll through the historic stone alleys leading to the Church of Santa Maria. Many hotels offer complimentary shuttle services, making your transfer seamless and stress-free.
Discover authentic traditions on Mazzorbo Island: join grape harvest sessions, take part in handmade pasta workshops, or tour the island with a local guide to learn about its history and ecosystem. The monthly Venetian artisan market features handmade ceramics, embroidery, and glasswork. At night, book a starlit dinner under the open sky, served on a seaside terrace with dishes crafted from fresh local ingredients—offering a deeply immersive rural Venetian experience.
Absolutely ideal for families. Mazzorbo Island is quiet, car-free, and safe for children to roam freely. Many hotels offer family-friendly rooms, kids’ play areas, and guided family tours with activities like rowing and nature walks. With no traffic and only footpaths and bike lanes, kids can explore the lush gardens and coastal trails safely. Local restaurants provide children’s menus and family meal packages, ensuring everyone enjoys authentic Italian cuisine in a relaxed, welcoming setting—perfect for a peaceful, memorable getaway.
Accommodation on Mazzorbo Island is luxury boutique-level, ranging from €300 to €600 per night depending on season and room type. Prices peak during the high season (April–October), so HopeGoo 2–3 months in advance is essential. Despite the premium cost, guests receive private sea views, local experiences, and personalized service—making it excellent value. Look for early-bird deals or three-night stay discounts via official websites or local travel agents to secure the best rates and upgrades.
Must-see spots include the Church of Santa Maria, home to 15th-century frescoes; the island’s vineyards, where you can tour traditional winemaking and sample fresh wine; and the historic cobblestone paths, offering scenic views of the lagoon and native flora. The central community square hosts small art exhibitions and live music events, providing a genuine glimpse into local culture and community life.
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