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This Valentine’s Day, The Gondola Company invites you to create a storybook evening that your special someone will cherish forever with their Saint Valentino Cruise. Imagine gliding hand-in-hand through the serene canals of the Coronado Cays as the sun sets in a symphony of pinks and purples, evoking the romance of Venice, right here in San Diego. A private gondolier will guide you and your beloved through serene, secluded waterways, offering breathtaking views and the soothing melody of gently lapping water. Toast to your amore eterno with a bottle of bubbly and indulge in decadent chocolates from See’s Candies as you immerse yourselves in the beauty of the evening and each other’s company. Each cruise also includes a single red rose, but for an even more enchanting experience, consider adding special touches like a bouquet of red roses, the romantic strum of a mandolin, or a serenade from a professional singer-gondolier. Whether you’re planning a surprise proposal, celebrating your love story, or simply seeking an unforgettable evening, the Saint Valentino Cruise is the perfect setting for romance. Make your Valentine’s Day getaway even more romantic with the following upgrades: Red Rose Bouquet – $100 Mandolin Player – $100 Professional Singer Gondolier – $100 Valentino Proposal Package – $895 per couple Visit: www.gondolacompany.com/ info@gondolacompany.com The Gondola Company on Facebook / Instagram

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