A Gondolier is a skilled boatman who navigates a traditional Venetian gondola, a long, narrow boat used primarily in the canals of Venice, Italy. Gondoliers are known for their unique style of rowing, which involves standing at the stern and using a single oar. This method allows them to maneuver through the narrow waterways while providing a scenic experience for passengers. Gondoliers often wear a distinctive uniform, typically consisting of a striped shirt and a straw hat. They are not only responsible for steering the gondola but also for entertaining tourists with songs and stories about Venice's rich history and culture.