Bus&Bike

Take the bus with your bike!

Would you like to discover the coast of Eastern Veneto, immersing yourself in culture, nature and history?

For summer 2022 it will be possible to take advantage of the new ATVO bus and bike service with stops at all the seaside towns along the coast from Punta Sabbioni to Bibione and vice versa.

Thanks to the 25 suggested routes, you can immerse yourself in the nature that our coast offers, including waterways, lagoons, historic towns and farms with their local products, exploring the hinterland by bike or on foot.

Every day from Monday to Friday a bus will leave from Bibione at 9:00 and will arrive in Punta Sabbioni at 11:30 and then leave again at 16:00 to return in Bibione at 18:30.
A second bus will leave at 9:00 from Punta Sabbioni and will arrive in Bibione at 11:30 and then leave again at 16:00 returning to Punta Sabbioni at 18:30.

Each bus will be equipped with one of the bicycle trolleys that the Metropolitan City of Venice has purchased thanks to the “Icarus Interreg V-A 2014-2020 Italy-Croatia” project.

Each route from Bibione to Punta Sabbioni and vice versa includes the following stops: Lugugnana, Caorle, Eraclea Mare, Lido di Jesolo and Cavallino.

You can choose between three different rates based on the route you decide to follow.

• ZONE A RATE: (Bibione, Caorle, Eraclea Mare): €10.00 per person, €5.00 for children between 4 and 12 years old (children from 0 to 3 years old will access the service for free) with a €5.00 supplement if you need to rent a bike.
  By choosing this rate you will depart from Bibione and then arrive to Caorle / Lugugnana / Eraclea Mare or vice versa, returning in the opposite direction.
• ZONE B RATE: (Eraclea Mare, Lido di Jesolo, Punta Sabbioni): €10.00 per person, €5.00 for children between 4 and 12 years old (children from 0 to 3 years old will access the service for free) and a €5.00 supplement if you need to rent a bike.
  By choosing this rate you will depart from Eraclea Mare and then descend to Lido di Jesolo / Cavallino / Punta Sabbioni or vice versa, returning in the opposite direction.
• FULL RATE: €15.00 per person, €10.00 for children between 4 and 12 years old (children from 0 to 3 years old will access the service for free) and a €5.00 supplement if you need to rent a bike.
  By choosing this rate, you will move from zone A to zone B or vice versa (so you will start from Bibione to get off at Jesolo / Cavallino / Punta Sabbioni and back or from Punta Sabbioni to get off at Caorle / Lugugnana / Bibione and back)

The stops

Bibione

Our seaside resort is surrounded by greenery and is known for the extraordinary lagoon and river environments that surrounds it.
These places boast protected oases, labyrinths of high reeds, the flights of herons and storks, ancient houses with picturesque straw roofs.
In this stop you can immerse yourself in many natural areas.

From the “Passeggiata Adriatico” to the paths along the Tagliamento river banks, covered by spontaneous plants, from the unspoiled pine forest which is located east of Bibione to the Bibione lighthouse that offers a suggestive view up to the mouth of the Tagliamento.

The landscape is characterized by natural elements: the Adriatic sea, the beach and fossil dunes, the pine forest with rare flowers and spontaneous shrubs, the floodplains of the river rich in local flora and fauna and a colorful rural environment.

Lugugnana

Lugugnana offers quiet country lanes that lead to the oasis of Vallevecchia, a strip of land that is still uncontaminated. In this protected area, the environment is quite diversified: you will encounter sandy dunes, the wild beach of Brussa, the pine forest and the agricultural landscape.

You can immerse yourself in the Bosco delle Lame where you can see numerous animals including squirrels, swans, pheasants and various species of birds.

Caorle

Caorle is a well-known seaside resort that boasts a pretty and colorful old houses and an ancient fishing port.

The environment opens up to many ideas and suggestions. You can immerse yourself in the lovely and relaxing countryside of the Caorle hinterland and take a step back in time, visiting the small rural villages of Ca’ Corniani and San Gaetano, where traces of its past are visible, linked to the Franchetti family who had started a vast agricultural and breeding center.

Eraclea Mare

Getting off the bus in this stop you can regenerate mind and body in a natural environment. Eraclea Mare is located in a pristine area devoted to agriculture and crafts.

The route winds through the reclaimed areas where there are massive dewatering pumps that testify to the great transformation of this territory. Some drainage pumps are still functioning in the area, beautiful examples of hydraulic engineering.

Lido di Jesolo

Lido di Jesolo is a seaside resort rich in history, which has its roots in an ancient past.

It still preserves the remains of a past civilization and ancient human settlements, partially visible in two fascinating archaeological sites: the Zona delle Antiche Mura, the remains of an imposing basilica built at the time of the Republic of Venice, and Torre Caligo, a medieval fortress.

Cavallino

Cavallino is a long peninsula between the Adriatic Sea and the lagoon.

The coast is characterized by an environment of great naturalistic importance in which the long golden beach, the dunes, the pine forest and the fascinating lagoon landscape with its canals, salt pans and fishing valleys follow one another.

Punta Sabbioni

Punta Sabbioni combines the sparkling atmosphere of the Venetian seaside resorts with the peaceful and dreamy atmosphere of the lagoon.
The town is located at the southern end of the Cavallino peninsula and is home to a rich historical and natural heritage, as well as sea links to Venice and the islands, which are approximately 10 kilometers away.

The Forte Treporti, built during the Austrian domination to defend the lagoon territory and Venice, and the Batteria Amalfi, completed in 1917 and used in both world wars to protect the coast and the Venetian city, are just some of the places that you can see in this stop.

All you have to do now is prepare your bike, get on board the bus and choose where to bike!