Airport transfers
Time to say goodbye?
Venice is served by two airports:
- the main Marco Polo Airport (VCE)
- the secondary Antonio Canova Airport (TSF) in Treviso
Transfer options vary depending on the departure airport.
Which airport is your flight departing from?
There are three different transportation options from Venice to Marco Polo Airport.
#1. Water TaxiStylish & Fast
You'll be picked up by a speedboat from the nearest water-accessible point to your accommodation, typically along Canal Grande.
A private water taxi can typically be booked for up to 6 people, providing a stress-free and stylish ride. The trip to the airport takes around 30 minutes, and porter service is usually included.
A shared water taxi is a more affordable option that retains the stylish advantage. Since it has to pick up multiple passengers, the short ride time is not always guaranteed.
#2. Water BusScenic & Slow
Alilaguna is the only water bus service to the airport, operating on three color-coded lines:
ALinea arancio (orange)
BLinea blu (blue)
RLinea rossa (red, summer only)
View network map and timetables
The large boats depart every 30 minutes from major water bus stations. Average ride times to the airport from several stations:
- San Marco Giardinetti (1h20) B R
- Rialto (1h) A
- Ferrovia (train station) (1h50) B
- Guglie (10 min walk to train station) (0h45) A
- Lido S.M.E. "C" (1h) B R
- F.te Nuove "A" (0h40) B R
- Murano Colonna "B" (0h30) B
The ticket price is €15. Free for children under 6.
#3. BusAffordable & Fast
ATVO buses depart every 30 minutes from Piazzale Roma, which is a 10-minute walk from Train Station.
The ride takes about 20 minutes.
The ticket price is €10. Free for children under 6.
Take the bus
ATVO buses depart every 30 minutes from Piazzale Roma, which is a 10-minute walk from Train Station.
The ride takes about one hour.
The ticket price is €12. Free for children under 6.