Where can we rent up some jet skis for touring the canals.also any info for atv rentals to tour tuscany.many thanks,Bb

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Are you serious?

Si

There are no Jet ski rentals. But, bring a fishin' pole and you'll have lots of fun.

Back to the trailer park Billy!

No jet skis but you can rent a gondola with a Chevy V8 inboard engine and go hydroplaning all through the canals. I did it and boy is it fun, especailly when you swamp all the slow boats with your wake. Good thing I don't speak that Eyetalian cause they were sure hollering at me and making all these funny hand signs.

Good one! Thanks for the laugh!

They sure have some fancy cabana's on that there beach in Venice. Look for "Party Canal" that's where they filmed "Nuns Gone Wild".

What a great idea.A better thing to do the tour with a kayak or fold a boat.what are the boating laws in IT.or is everything only for the super rich? Hans.

Sorry, jet skis aren't allowed on the canals. They disturb the scuba divers.

gid outader you scuba i got da contract

There are jet ski rentals not far from San Marcos square. We just came back from Venice last week and didn't see any gondolas, only jet skis. Do not go to Venice.

I guess jetskis in Venice would be the equivalent of all the Vespas in Florence and Rome eh?

I find that it is much better to go to Venice during the aqua alta to snorkel in St. Mark's Square.

Don't forget to bring your swimsuit! The canals are great for a quick dip!

How about bungee jumping in Pisa?<BR>Should I jump the South or East side? Do the Italians know pi&ntilde;atas? I don't want to get beat up like in Tijuana last year!!

I was wondering when the La Scala will be finished with it's renovations and open again for it's famous Karoke nights? I hear that when the Karoke Masters get going it is the hippest place in all of Milano.

You guys are great!<BR>I'd love to invite you all for a cold Peroni on the Party Canal so we can discuss my upcoming pasta commercials. Bring the nuns!! Lizzard: it's Baroke, not Karoke.

vat ist dis Baroke pleeze?