Just one month after the iconic couple made waves with their extravagant holiday aboard the stunning $4 million-per-week super yacht Flying Fox, rumored to be owned by Jeff Bezos, the grandeur didn’t stop there.

Following her 40th birthday celebration with a glamorous getaway in the Mediterranean, Beyoncé jetted off to Venice last week to attend the wedding of Geraldine Guyot and Alexandre Arnault, both prominent figures in the world of high-end jewelry. Guyot is the founder of D’Estree, while Arnault serves as the CEO of Tiffany & Co.

The megastar shared additional glimpses from her recent trip, where she and Jay-Z indulged in boat rides on the renowned waters of Venice. While taxis are prevalent, it’s evident that the power couple opted for the most luxurious options available. The private water taxis exuded sophistication, ranging from meticulously crafted wooden vessels to sleek and modern motorboats.

These water limousines boast luxury akin to yachts, featuring the highest quality wood and opulent interiors, albeit on a smaller scale. Exclusive models like the Heritage 9.9 Castagnola seamlessly blend Italian craftsmanship with cutting-edge technology, versatile enough to serve as day cruisers, bid for mega-yacht tenders, or function as high-end water limousines.

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For a celebrity couple accustomed to arriving by helicopter for a casual lunch in New York, it’s no surprise that a high-end, expensive wooden boat becomes their preferred mode of transportation around Venice. As expected, these services also come with additional privileges akin to those found on private jets, including the most expensive champagne bottles.

In terms of lavish interiors, Beyoncé and Jay-Z’s water limousine also lives up to the hype.