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Venice airport transfers
Book a fixed-price transfer from Marco Polo or Treviso to Venice - by private water taxi to your hotel's canal door, or by car to Piazzale Roma or Mestre. The driver picking you up tracks your flight, and the fare is confirmed before you land.
Pick-up airport
Venice airport
Drop-off
Date
Passengers
You'll confirm your drop-off, date and passenger count on GetTransfer to get a fixed price.
Transfer or public transport?
When an airport transfer makes sense in Venice
Venice is car-free, so a private transfer can only reach Piazzale Roma or Mestre, where you continue by vaporetto (water bus) or on foot. For a door to door experience, a private water taxi runs from Marco Polo straight to your hotel's canal entrance - pricey, but unbeatable with luggage; the shared Alilaguna (boat) and airport bus are the budget options.
Distance & time
Getting in from Marco Polo (VCE) or Treviso (TSF)
Marco Polo sits about 13 km from Venice: roughly half an hour by road to Piazzale Roma, or a little further by water taxi across the lagoon to your hotel's canal door. Treviso is around 30 km out, closer to an hour. The fare is fixed whichever route suits your hotel; a car reaches only Piazzale Roma or Mestre, where you continue by vaporetto (water bus), while a private water taxi runs door to door.
Practical advice
Booking an airport transfer that works
Lock in your price by booking ahead - fixed fares mean peace of mind before you fly, whether it's a car to Piazzale Roma or a water taxi across the lagoon.
Flight tracking, meet & greet - your driver or skipper watches the flight, adjusts the pickup for delays, and meets you at Marco Polo or Treviso with a name board.
No meter, no worries - the price is for the trip, with no surge and no hidden charges over the water.
Children and groups - flag passengers, bags, and child seats when you book so the right vehicle arrives; for groups with more luggage, a private boat to the hotel door beats the public vaporetto (water bus) with bags.
Common questions
Airport transfers in Venice — FAQs
How do airport transfers work in Venice?
Venice has no roads, so it splits in two: a car takes you as far as Piazzale Roma or Mestre, where you switch to a vaporetto (water bus); a private water taxi runs from Marco Polo straight to your hotel's canal door. Where you stay will determine whether you need to make multiple stops.
How much is a transfer from Marco Polo?
A private water taxi to a central hotel is typically €120 to €160 for the boat, fixed before you fly - which may be steep, this option does include door-to-door with luggage across the lagoon. A car to Piazzale Roma is far less, roughly €40 to €60, but you finish by vaporetto or on foot.
Should I take a water taxi, Alilaguna, or a car to Piazzale Roma?
The water taxi is most comfortable and reaches most canal-side doors, at a price. The shared Alilaguna (boat) is much cheaper but slower with set stops; a car suits hotels near Piazzale Roma or in Mestre, and can't go much further.
Is a transfer worth it from Treviso?
A transfer from Treviso is often worth it - it's about 30 km out with only a coach to Piazzale Roma, so for a group or with luggage a fixed-price airport transfer is far simpler than the bus and its changes.
What if my flight is delayed?
Once your airport transfer is booked, your flight's tracked and the pickup adjusts automatically, with roughly 45 to 60 minutes' free waiting time included. Your driver or skipper meets you with a name board at Marco Polo or Treviso - no unnecessary hassle.
Land in Venice with the car already booked
Fixed price, flight tracked, driver waiting in arrivals.
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