Lady Betty
Book your tour with Lady Betty
This ship was built in England in 1894 under the reign of Queen Victoria.
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Lady Betty
- Vintage Selection
- Persons: 11 + Driver
- Length: 10 MT
- Year: 1894
- Hybrid Engine
- Aperitivo Basket (on demand)
Lady Betty was built in England at around 1894 and was originally used as an admiral’s launch under Queen Victoria. You will be surprised that it is actually the oldest ship, which is currently still active in Venice.
Before being moved to Venice in 2019, Lady Betty was completely restored by Dennett Boat Builders on the Thames in London and converted to hybrid propulsion. This feature enables silent travels as a result of the electric drive, which works well in combination with a Perkins diesel engine that serves as a powerful backup.
If you want to enjoy a silent glide through the Venetian lagoon, Lady Betty is the right choice for you.
