About Us
The CBV Team
Sun, sea and adventure! And a passion for boats with style.
The pleasure of being gently lulled by the water, the game of the sun with the waves, longing for the sea and adventure. We love the pleasure of looking up at the horizon, dropping the anchor and enjoying a drink while the sun is slowly setting. And we love exploring this great city, its islands and its many hidden attractions with our boats from the lagoon, which always gives us new perspectives.
Responsibility for tradition and nature
In manufacturing and purchasing our Classic Boats, we support traditional craftsmanship and rely on advanced technology. All boats of the category Sanpierota, Topa, Topo and Bragozzo are built exclusively in Venetian shipyards.
Almost all our boats for the day rental are equipped with a very quiet electric drive from Torqeedo® using Lithium-Ionen battery technology, which emits no pollutants.
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Impressions of our shipyards and boat equipment
Sustainable Venice
We support traditional craftsmanship and rely on advanced technology.
The Lagoon Adventure
The Lagoon Adventure
550 square kilometers of diverse water landscapes, paradisiacal nature and beautiful islands: far away from the Venetian bustle, many more adventures are waiting!
The lagoon of Venice and its joining rivers and channels are an unique setting of harmony of nature and the centuries-old human effort to harness and preserve this nature. Along the bollards – these are “guardrails” embedded in the water for orientation for navigation – venerable fairways make the otherwise predominantly shallow waters of the lagoon navigable.
From this interplay of man and nature there is also the variety that can be discovered: the sublime view of this city built towards the sea, the view into a vastness, as the first settlers must have experienced.
550 square kilometers of diverse water landscapes, paradisiacal nature and beautiful islands: far away from the Venetian bustle, many more adventures are waiting!
The lagoon of Venice and its joining rivers and channels are an unique setting of harmony of nature and the centuries-old human effort to harness and preserve this nature. Along the bollards – these are “guardrails” embedded in the water for orientation for navigation – venerable fairways make the otherwise predominantly shallow waters of the lagoon navigable.
From this interplay of man and nature there is also the variety that can be discovered: the sublime view of this city built towards the sea, the view into a vastness, as the first settlers must have experienced.
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