Pine-backed campsites, cycling lanes and quiet lagoon edges stretch along a slender peninsula.
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See passesnone nearby. No railway on the littoral. Arrive via Venice: ACTV ferries link Punta Sabbioni with San Marco and the Lido, and buses run the length of the peninsula; ATVO seasonal coaches serve the campsites from Mestre and the airport.
The Punta Sabbioni ferry is the whole point of staying here: Venice's Piazza San Marco is about 30 minutes across the lagoon, no car involved.
ACTV and ATVO apps, ticket machines at Punta Sabbioni, campsite receptions for some passes.
Validate before boarding the ferry and on the bus.
If Venice days are the plan, price an ACTV multi day pass against singles before the first crossing; the lagoon fares make passes pay quickly.
Official sites: ACTV fares (AVM Venezia) · ATVO timetables and tickets
Fares and details verified against official sources, July 2026. Prices can change; the official links above always have the latest.
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City guide updated July 2026
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