Burano is a 45-minute vaporetto ride from Fondamente Nove. Line 12 is the only direct option — every 20 minutes during the day, included in your Vaporetto ticket.
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Burano sits at the northern edge of the lagoon. Public transport is straightforward but slow — plan around 90 minutes return travel.
The direct route. Board at pontoon "A" of Fondamente Nove. Stops at Murano Faro and Mazzorbo on the way, arrives at Burano in about 45 minutes. Runs from 04:20 to 22:25 every 20 minutes during the day.
If you want to combine Burano with Murano in one day, stay on Line 12 — it stops at Murano Faro, then continues to Burano. No need to change boats.
Take Line 14 from San Marco-San Zaccaria to Punta Sabbioni, then a Line 12 connection (some Line 12 departures originate from Punta Sabbioni). Slower but scenic, with sea views.
About 45 minutes from Fondamente Nove to Burano, with stops at Murano Faro and Mazzorbo. Direct Murano-Burano: around 30 minutes.
Yes — Line 9 runs every 15 minutes between Burano and Torcello (5-minute crossing). Walk Burano for an hour, take Line 9 to Torcello for the cathedral, walk back to the pontoon, return on Line 12.
Yes — Line 12 is included in every Vaporetto ticket variant. For round-trip use a 24-hour ticket or longer (a 75-minute single is not enough for the return leg).
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