Meetings & incentives
Choosing the Jolly Roger fleet for your business meetings means astounding your sales partners and associates with an exciting and stimulating working environment recreated in impressive settings that promote brain storming and team work.
Sailing along the Venetian lagoon, business meetings and conventions are supported by appropriate technical equipment (each Jolly Roger ship has on board audio systems, speakers, microphones andprojection screens) and excellent catering services; work becomes enjoyable and gratifying, the keys to team building and business incentives.
Since 2009, the Sirocco culinary art lab allows the Venetian Galleon to guarantee an excellent level of quality including our restaurant service.
The freedom to independently work allows us to monitor our products starting from the purchasing of raw materials. As per the HCCP plan, the company monitors the processing, the preservation and the transport of dishes on board the Galleons, until the final stage of serving. We serve all our dishes with a careful attention to detail, which has always been the prerogative of our company.
Our menus range from traditional Venetian dishes to the most sought after international fare; we also offer personalized menus and thus are able to satisfy the different needs of our clients.
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Torcello
Popular tourist spot with a current population under twenty; magnificent: the cathedral's Byzantine mosaic, Attila's throne and the old Diavolo bridge.
Murano
Famous for its glassworks, the century-old art acclaimed and exported throughout the world. Don't miss the San Pietro Martire church and Veronese and Bellini paintings.
Burano
Houses painted with flashy colors, hand crafted lace, a single church and leaning bell tower. An extraordinary island, once a fishing village.
Pellestrina
The natural continuation of the Venice Lido to the West. A thin strip of sand, 10 kilometers long, with seafood restaurants and the celebrated Murazzi beach.
Certosa island
Once populated by the Carthusian monks, it was home to Vivarini, Tiziano and Tintoretto's masterpieces. Once a stronghold, now a tourist spot.
San Francesco della Vigna
A storm forced St. Francis of Assisi was forced to stop here on his way back from the East: fourteenth century cloisters and majestic cypress trees create a peaceful atmosphere.
San Servolo
It was the seat of a lunatic asylum until 1980; the crazy island is now an important multi-cultural center that houses the oldest Benedictine monastery in the lagoon.
Sant’Erasmo
Gardens and vineyards, romantic sunsets and the traditional “bacan” beach with the recently restored nineteenth century Massimiliana tower.
Chioggia
Called Little Venice. Fascinating, with picturesque colorful palazzos overlooking the Vena Canal, ancient churches and famous restaurants.