Ferries from Murano Faro B

On the northeastern side of the island of Murano in the Venetian Lagoon, Murano Faro B is a water bus stop exclusively served by the local public transport operator, ACTV. This focus on a single, local operator indicates its function within Venice's integrated water bus network. All five of its connections are with other stops on the island of Murano itself, establishing it as a node for intra-island journeys rather than a departure point for Venice city centre or other islands in the lagoon.

Murano Faro B Routes

The port maintains seven routes, all of which are very short local hops. These services connect passengers with nearby stops including Murano Colonna A, Murano Colonna B, and Murano Colonna C. The other destinations are Murano Museo A and Murano Navagero. The short duration of these trips, ranging from two to three minutes, confirms the stop's role in facilitating movement around different parts of Murano island.

All services from this stop are domestic Italian routes operated by ACTV's vaporetti (water buses). The schedule is designed for high-frequency, short-distance travel. Passengers looking for direct connections to Venice's main island or other parts of the Venetian Lagoon, such as the Lido or Burano, would need to connect at other Murano stops like Colonna or Navagero.

An island with its own internal network

Murano is not one stop but several, and Faro is the junction between them. Faro to Navagero carries 80 departures at two to three minutes, Faro to Colonna A carries 62, and Colonna B another 32. These are crossings of a few hundred metres, timetabled and counted like any other route.

The span is round the clock — from 00:01 to 23:53 — because Murano has a resident population that needs to get home after the last visitor has left. The Museo stop is the outlier with six departures confined to the early morning, which tells you it serves a specific working pattern rather than general traffic.