"Inam was kind, attentive, and professional, making the experience smooth and enjoyable. Truly great service!"))))

Booked on Tripadvisor, we landed at night, would never have found the hotel in the dark. We disembarked at the hotels jetty .

We enjoyed our shared water taxi experience. Directions to the check in desk were good. Friendly staff with minimal wait time. Beautiful boat, nice driver. Great and fast way to travel to our drop off point without going on the large boat with many stops. The real plus for us was boating down the grand canal first thing on a beautiful sunny day. Highly recommend.

Venice Marco Polo Airport to/from Rialto Bridge 15 Euros each way every 30 Minutes with ALILAGUNA Takes about an hour in covered motor boat with 3 stops. ( Ticket includes luggage) Easiest transfer walk out of airport to Water transport dock and ticket office. Rialto bridge ticket office - Simples

Excellent start to our trip to Venice ! Easy to find once landed at the airport. Good price and well organised. Driver was helpful and polite

Taxi arrived early, polite, helpful driver getting in and out of boat - great experience to end an excellent trip and good value for money

First visit to Venice was in 1966. Loved it. The locals were friendly and outgoing, making the visit unforgettable. Great meals at local restaurants; much to see where you could slowly and peacefully enjoy the creativity of past masters. It was a busy city but not crowded. The city is now so overcrowded by tourists that getting around is like trying to ride a trolley or subway in Tokyo where they employ pushers to get more people in the cars. Walking most of the streets is like being in a dodgem at an amusement park.

Handling was all perfect and the transfer was flawless! Every party knew their stop. Vaporetto was out due to strike. Recommend and do again.

Much more civilised than the airport bus to Piazalle Roma, the fight to reclaim suitcases and orientation of the correct Grand Canal embarcadero and vaporetto number. It is so much easier to leave the airport arrivals and get an Ailaguna return ticket. We needed return tickets on the orange line to go to Ca Rezzonico which cost us €27. We were also able to buy our 7 day tickets for the vaporetti at the same kiosk. I have airport assistant so the young lady took us to the departure point and I waited for the next orange line boat. Truthfully it was rather full, maybe over subscribed with some people having to wait for the next. The journey was 'choppy' at times but this was because of other boats including taxis going past very fast and creating waves. The majority of the passengers got off at Rialto so four of us enjoyed the rest of the journey in comfort.

Signs for water taxi are good in the airport. Had trouble finding the check in desk “ 71” its BEFORE the LONG 10 min escalator… fyi🙄👍🏼 Drop off was different than what was specified. A longer walk, it was late and we were tired and we are both over 65 with 4 bags of luggage . The driver took us a little closer. We paid him a tip.

Brilliant little airport - no passport queues on arrival in spite of Brexit, and the departure - check-in, security, the lounge and boarding for our BA flight to Heathrow were faultless. Really good example of how efficient and traveller friendly a reasonably busy airport can be.

Had to wait ages for others. 14 in the boat so very cramped. Dropped off at main point not hotel water entrance so had to lug suitcases over bridges. Not a luxury experience.

While the lady from Alilaguna who sold me a ticket at Venice Airport was pleasent and courteous, that was the highlight of travelling to Venice by boat. She said it would take one hour to get to Venice, this was true. What she didn't say is that I would have to stand in a queue for 1 hour and 45 minutes before getting on the first available boat which then took another hour to get to Venice. Nor did she say that we'd be packed like sardines with an old man falling over and hurting himself as we got on. Nor did she say that the vast wash from the boat would be ecologically damaging to the nearby lagoon. This we found out in Venice. On the way back, I bought a ticket from the machine at the pier of S.Marco. I found out later that it wasn't the correct one for Alilaguna but my colleague used his credit card to swipe me through the gate as the boat was just leaving for the airport. I missed it anyway. I waited half an hour for the next one and got on. I showed my ticket to the man driving the boat. He screamed at me for about 3 minutes that I had the wrong ticket and that I must get off the boat. There was no signage anwhere to explain why a single ticket to the airport from the machine at the entrance was not valid on the Alilaguna boat. He didn't have an alternative solution for me. He was not interested in anything I had to say and started to violently square up to me. He absolutely didn't care if I would miss my plane. I got off the boat. A couple of German people were as confused as I was with the signage and the ticket machine at S. Marco pier. They were also unable to make it onto the boat. I eventually got to the airport with a very rotten taste in my mouth after what was overall an amazing visit to the magnificent city of Venice. Please go to Venice you'll love it but avoid Alilaguna if at all possible.

We bought the tickets from Marcopolo airport , the Alilaguna terminal was right at the end of rest of points. Crew was courteous they definately helped with our bags . Ride was pleasent upto the Rialto bridge . i will take it again whenever i visit Venice. Tickets were 15 euros each .

It did what it said on the tin! Reliable form of transport and so much cheaper than taxis! Enjoyed the experience. Timings were accurate too.