Marco Polo Airport - Venice Lagoon Boat Transfer


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(1) Children aged 6 and above are charged the same price as adults;
(2) Children aged 0‑5 are free of charge;
(1) This is a public transport service, seats are on a first‑come, first‑served basis;
(2) The vehicle is not suitable for wheelchairs;
(3) Airport transfer (you can get off anywhere):
Blue Line: Airport ‑ Murano Museo ‑ Murano Colonna ‑ Fondamente Nove ‑ Ospedale ‑ Bacini ‑ Lido Santa Maria Elisabetta ‑ Arsenale ‑ San Zaccaria Jolanda ‑ Piazza San Marco Giardinetti ‑ Zattere ‑ Giudecca Hotel Hilton Molino Stucky;
Orange Line: Airport ‑ Murano Colonna ‑ Madonna dell'Orto ‑ Guglie (Train Station) ‑ San Stae ‑ Rialto ‑ Sant'Angelo ‑ Ca' Rezzonico ‑ Santa Maria del Giglio ‑ Piazza San Marco Giardinetti;
Red Line (operates from April to October): Airport ‑ Murano Museo ‑ Certosa ‑ Lido Santa Maria Elisabetta ‑ Arsenale ‑ San Zaccaria Jolanda ‑ Piazza San Marco ‑ Giudecca Zitelle ‑ Giudecca Hotel Hilton Molino Stucky ‑ Cruise Terminal;

Free cancellation 48 hours before
Itinerary Highlights
Public boat transfer service connecting Marco Polo Airport and the Venice Lagoon, with stops at Lido, Venice city centre, and the cruise terminal
Choose one of the Alilaguna Lines (Blue, Orange, or Red route) to reach your destination in Venice quickly
No need to worry about getting back to the airport! Once activated, you have 7 days to use the return ticket
When your flight arrives at Venice Marco Polo Airport, stop worrying about airport‑to‑city transfers. The Alilaguna water bus offers you a charming first taste of Venice, seamlessly connecting the airport with the city centre and making every journey full of Italian romance. Say goodbye to congested road transport and switch to Venice's traditional water transport, immersing yourself in the unique allure of this water city from the moment you land.

The Alilaguna water bus features three specially planned routes connecting the key areas of Lido, Murano, and Rialto. Whether you plan to head to the beach for relaxation, visit the glass‑making island, or explore the historic city centre, you can find the most convenient route without the hassle of transfers. It is never just a simple mode of transport but the beginning of your Venetian adventure—every ride is a moving feast of scenery.

Riding on the comfortable water bus, a gentle breeze brushes your face as the crystal‑clear lagoon and the brick buildings along the shores complement each other beautifully. Heading into the city, you can quietly enjoy the glistening sunlight on the canal; on the way back to the airport, the unique Venetian architecture and picturesque panoramic canal views unfold before you, making the final moments of your journey just as delightful and leaving you with unforgettable memories of the water city.

Here you get the most convenient travel experience—simply present your booked voucher to collect the Alilaguna paper pass, with no long waits. No squeezing onto crowded public transport, no worrying about route planning—ride the Alilaguna and glide through the canals like a local, immersing yourself in Venetian living. Make every transfer a bonus that elevates your Venice experience.

Departing from Marco Polo Airport, hop aboard the Alilaguna scenic boat to reach the heart of Venice directly, letting the romance and convenience of the water city begin with your very first ride. Choose the Alilaguna water bus, leave transport worries behind, and embrace the scenic routes—making every moment of your Venice trip effortless, enjoyable, and unforgettable.
Merchant nameMarco Polo Airport - Venice Lagoon Boat Transfer
AddressVenice Marco Polo Airport
CityVenice
CategoryTransportation
Latitude and longitude of address12.34663,45.504685
Guest2026
Got this transfer after a long haul flight, just wanted to skip all the bus queu...
Guest2026
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