Easy bike routes

A very simple cycle route, starting from the Conche of Cavallino along the Litoranea Veneta, an ancient commercial shipping route from Venice to the Gulf of Trieste. The journey takes about an hour, for a total of 8.5 kilometers.

The departure is from Santa Maria Elisabetta Square: from the north lagoon you will reach the mouth of the Sile river, along the Casson canal and the Litoranea Veneta. Cycling across the Cavallino-Treporti peninsula you will admire the district of Faro Piave Vecchia, the Fish nets along the Sile and the lighthouse of Cavallino: then you will reach the departure place, Santa Maria Elisabetta Square.

An easy and completely paved route, starting from Ca’ Savio beach along the coastline of Cavallino-Treporti, where you will admire the military buildings erected on the coast to protect the city of Venice during the battles of the past. The forts date back to Austrian domination, but many of these were also used during the two world wars. The itinerary stretches for 18 kilometers and takes about a two hours ride.

This route is called sunset route as it offers a truly impressive show at dusk, when the horizon on the lagoon of Venice is tinged by thousands of beautiful shades.

Starting from Punta Sabbioni you will get straight into the heart of the northern lagoon, crossing the typical villages of Treporti, Saccagnana, Le Mesole and Lio Piccolo. The route is about 23 kilometers long and it takes about 2 hours. The route, however, it is not really complicate as it runs along a completely paved road.

A route of over 20 km, from Cavallino to the Piave Vecchia Lighthouse at Punta Sabbioni along a cycle path overhanging the lagoon. The cycle path, inaugurated in July 2022, represents an innovative project combining sustainability with the redevelopment of the lagoon front and beautiful views.

A cycle route to discover the military history of Cavallino-Treporti, when this strip of land was a strategic point for the defence of Venice. The route, which passes coastal batteries, telemetric towers and ancient barracks, shows the traces of a complex defensive system, now immersed in a peaceful landscape that preserves the memory of the area.

The heart of the itinerary is the Pisani Battery, now an interactive museum, from which you continue towards the Radaelli Battery, Forte Treporti and the Amalfi Battery.

A simple, flat route to discover an area that, before becoming a holiday destination, was a border, a defensive outpost and a meeting point between the sea and the lagoon.

A cycle route along the Casson Canal, between the lagoon, river and cultivated fields, where Cavallino-Treporti reveals its deep relationship with water. The route follows the narrow strip of land that separates the sandbanks and reclaimed land, showing how canals, water pumps and dykes made this land habitable, shaping it over time.

Along the cycle path, you will encounter traces of rural life of the past, from the area of the casoni to the village of Cavallino, up to the Porte di Cavallino (1632), a historic crossing point between the river and the lagoon.

A flat route to be enjoyed without haste, where the landscape tells a story of work, water and memory.

A cycle route that illustrates the fragile balance between water and land, where the lagoon meets the sea and the landscape changes over time. The route passes through the most characteristic places of Cavallino-Treporti: lagoons, cultivated fields, flood defences, pine forests and coastal dunes, showing how nature and human intervention have interacted for centuries.

You can explore the Punta Sabbioni area, a territory that survives thanks to the dunes and pinewoods, natural defences against the winds and the sea, and that over time has been transformed by land reclamation works and human intervention, up to the MOSE, a contemporary symbol of this relationship with water that protects the lagoon from the tides.

A short, flat route to be taken slowly, to admire a constantly changing landscape.