What makes Venice in October Special? The city is less busy in October as the tourist season comes to an end. In the nation’s center, they hover between 55-70☏/13-21☌, and in the south of the country temps range between 65-75☏/18-24☌. In Northern Italy, you can expect temperatures of between 45-65☏/7-18☌. If your main destination is Rome, count on temps to be around 64☏/18☌. What is the Weather like in Italy in late October? Throughout October, 73.5mm (2.89″) of precipitation is accumulated. Prices for the GoBoat experience are as follows: 1 hour = £95 2 hours = £135 3 hours = £175.In October, in Venice, Italy, the rain falls for 6.7 days.Children and dogs are welcome on GoBoats, though all children will be fitted with life jackets which must be worn throughout the ride.
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You’re more than welcome – in fact, you’re encouraged – to bring your own picnic and there are plenty of blankets in case things get a little chilly throughout the day (and ponchos, should it rain).įancy renting a GoBoat? Use the promo code ‘LONDONXLONDON’ for 20% off all bookings at the 3 London locations (Kingston, Canary Wharf, and Paddington). Though, don’t feel the need to fill all 8 seats this experience makes for a great date. Sustainability aside, each boat has a central table surrounded by seating, which is ideal if you’re travelling with groups of friends and family (or for a work colleague outing – shiver). In fact, that’s just the tip of the green iceberg, as the deck and table on each boat have been crafted from sustainably-sourced forestry wood, and the foam kernel is made of 80% recycled PET – the equivalent of 600 plastic bottles. No need to worry about shouting over a roaring engine, GoBoats are packed with an almost-silent electric motor. This is where you can find a quiet spot for a floating picnic before performing a 360-degree spin and heading back to where you came from. With the safety net of a more enclosed adventure, you’ll pass the London Docklands, Billingsgate Market, and Wood Wharf.
If you’re a nervous captain (not that you need to be, it’s ridiculously easy to drive these boats), Canary Wharf is the best route for beginners. Who needs booze when you’ve got views? Canary Wharf It might be the only alcohol-free location, but the chance to spot London Zoo and float along the edge of Regent’s Park more than makes up for it. Don’t believe us? How does jetting off around the likes of Little Venice, Maida Hill Tunnel, and Camden sound? Very cool, we think. Now, we don’t like to pick favourites, but the Paddington route is pretty epic. The second route sees you sail towards the magnificent Hampton Court Palace passing Ravens Ait and Thames Ditton – from there, it’s a gentle swoop back around to where you started. And we’re not kidding when we say that this one might just be the most beautiful. The first is towards Teddington Lock, passing by Kingston Rail Bridge and Trowlock Island. There are two routes to choose from if you’re travelling from Kingston. Oh, and there’s no need to stress about time management either, depending on whether you’ve chosen a 1, 2, or 3-hour journey, the friendly staff will be able to give you an estimated spot along the route where you should turn around to avoid those dreaded late-return fees. With three London routes to choose from, you’re guaranteed to spot plenty of London landmarks along the way.
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