The itinerary takes us through the wide and sinuous twists and turns of the Po di Maistra, one of the various branches of the Po river, among thick vegetation, water birds and splendid waterways. Immersed in peaceful silence, you will have the opportunity to paddle some of the most important fishing valleys of the Delta, before arriving at the Po di Maistra river-mouth, where you will visit the well-known beach of Boccasette. The itinerary is located approx. 100 km from Venice.Difficulty: Intermediate/difficultLength: 24 kilometresTime: about 5 hoursWhere to leave: This itinerary in kayak is not circular. Therefore, you should organize to have two cars: one at the departure point, the other at arrival. Departure will be behind the municipality of Porto Tolle, where a jetty allows easy access to the river. Parking is allowed in the square opposite the municipal building. The arrival jetty is in front of a sluice between the beach and the town of Boccasette. You are advised to stop at the marina of Boccasette for a refreshment and divide the itinerary into two parts, or go and visit the beach of Boccasette. For those who do not have their own kayak and equipment, group excursions can be arranged, with a guide if desired. Transport to departure point and pick-up at arrival is guaranteed. For further information about kayak contact: Navigazione Marino Cacciatori +39 0426 380314 or +39 334 7035765. For further information contact: Parco Regionale Veneto del Delta del Po +39 0426 372202This itinerary curated by the Water Museum of Venice aims to promote the most valuable heritage of water civilizations linked to the Venice Republic, thanks to the digital museum and to a series of tours aimed at facilitating the direct contact with water and the experience of unique liquid places. The project aims at sensitizing people who care about the protection of this irreplaceable source of life and the making of a better world, in line with UNESCO’s Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The Water Museum of Venice is a member of the UNESCO Global Network of Water Museums www.watermuseums.net