How to get around in Bibione
Ride a bike, explore on foot or call a cab
Stretching on a surface of about 30 square kilometers, Bibione is neither the smallest nor the widest vacation destination. There’s a lot to see here, and you can make the best of your stay on the island if you combine all means of transport available.
You can get around by bus, but there are areas you would better search out on foot. Want to keep fit? Try biking around in Bibione: the resort is fitted with a wide network of cycling paths. Or rent a car or call a cab to fast-forward your outings in and around Bibione.
On foot
Spiaggia and Lido del Sole are great for family fun, packed with entertainment opportunities for all ages. Discover these areas in depth, as well as the off the beaten path attractions in Pineda or Lido dei Pini by simply walking around in Bibione. The best idea of sightseeing if you want to make sure you miss nothing out of the reputed attractions of the island, with minimum disturbance of the calm vibe of the place.
By bus
ATVO maintains an urban line in Bibione, but it is apparently available only during the tourist season. Check the details below in order to learn updated information about schedules and variations, tickets selling points and prices:
- Name:
- ATVO
- Address:
- Autostazione, via Maja, 86, Bibione, 30028, Venice, Italy
- Email:
- [email protected]
- Website:
- www.atvo.it
By car
You can always rent a car and comb Bibione throughout in next to no time. However, keep in mind there is a shortage of free public parking on the island. As guest of certain hotels, camping venues or holiday centers, you have free access to parking, but otherwise renting a car is not worth the efforts to find a free parking lot when you need one.
On the other hand, Bibione Spiaggia, the entity in charge with managing the beach, applies an inspired policy that encourages visitors to drive around Bibione: parking is free if you book a parasol on the beach. Which is no effort at all, considering sunbathing is anyway a given for vacationers of Bibione.
By taxi
Calling a cab rids you of the difficulty to find free parking. Taxis also make for a fine idea of airport transfer. Make sure you turn to the services of authorized operators, so you don’t get ripped off.
Taxi Bibione
Specialized in airport transfers and trips throughout the province. Check availability, study prices and make reservations:
- Name:
- Taxi Bibione / BTS Bibione Transfer Service
- Address:
- Bibione, 30020, Venice, Italy
- Email:
- [email protected]
- Website:
- www.taxibibione.com
Taxi Caludio Service
A transport operator that covers all your needs while in Bibione: airport transfer, getting around on the island, trips to nearby attractions. Plus, boat tours available on request for sailing aficionados. Check prices and availability, and then make reservations:
- Name:
- Taxi Caludio Service
- Address:
- Piazza Treviso, 1, Bibione, 30020, Venice, Italy
- Email:
- [email protected]
- Website:
- www.taxiclaudioservice.com
By bike
Some 50 kilometers of cycling paths crisscross Bibione: enough to turn it into a genuine bike tourism destination. The tracks have been laid out such as to help you explore both the mainstream areas and the untamed territories of the island. The infrastructure is designed to allow tourists of all ages to enjoy the pleasures of sightseeing on two wheels.
Luckily, keen bikers are welcomed by most hotels and other sleeping venues with a range of complimentary services which include free bike rental. Sometimes, bike rental is not free of charge, but it is available all the same, which is key to a satisfactory stay in Bibione.