Bari BRI to Venice VCE flight with Ryanair

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Bari to Venice Flights: An Overview

Venice city is located on a group of 118 small islands and acts as the capital of the Veneta region. The city is famous for its high tides, and it's considered to be an island paradise. Venice enjoys a regular flow of visitors thanks to its various famous attractions including St.Mark’s Basilica, Palazzo Ducale, and Canale Grande. The route from Bari to Venice enjoys over 15 direct flights every week. Direct flights along this route take approximately one hour and 25 minutes. Passengers can expect regular direct flights, even over the weekend. On Saturday and Sundays, there is an average of four flights from Bari to Venice. Most take-offs are in the afternoon, with the first flight leaving Bari at around 3:00 p.m. and the last one shortly before 10:00 p.m.

Which airlines fly from Bari to Venice?

There are ten airlines offering flights from Bari to Venice, with three of them offering direct flights. Major airlines operating on the Bari-Venice route include easyJet, Volotea, and Ryanair. The fastest flight between these two cities takes approximately one hour and 25 minutes.

How long is the flight from Bari to Venice?

Direct flights from Bari to Venice take about one hour and 25 minutes, so it is by no means a long haul journey. Should travelers opt to take an indirect flight connecting at Rome Fiumicino offered by Alitalia, the journey can take just under three hours making indirect flights a viable option. The flight duration can increase significantly to close to 20 hours, depending on the duration of the layover. Passengers may choose to extend their time in Rome to take advantage of a visit to another city before landing in Venice.

How many flights are there from Bari to Venice?

There are about two or three direct flights from Bari to Venice every day. This translates to over 15 direct flights per week. Of the 15 weekly direct flights, four operate during the weekends. Direct departures tend to congregate around the afternoon into the early evening with only connecting services taking off in the morning. 

What are the departure and arrival airports for flights from Bari to Venice?

Departure airport: Bari airport is the major airport serving Bari city in Italy. The airport is situated 12 kilometers northwest of Bari city center. It’s the third busiest airport in Italy. Passengers can travel to the airport either by train, the Ferrovia Regionale, or by the metro, which is called the Ferrovia metropolitana. Bus line 16 operated by AMTAB, Tempesta shuttle buses, and Pugliairbus offer cheap transportation to and from the airport. Bari airport has facilities covering all basic traveler needs, such as bars, shops, dining areas, ATMs, a lost-and-found office, lounge, and free WiFi.

Arrival airport: Located eight kilometers from the city center, Venice airport is the main airport serving Venice city in Italy. It’s the fourth busiest international airport in Italy. To get to Santa Lucia Railway Station located 14 kilometers from Venice airport, passengers should board the ATVO Venezia Express or the ACTV bus route line 5. ACTV City Bus and ATVO Express Bus run from the airport to downtown every 20 or 35 minutes. Bus tickets can be obtained at the arrival hall. Alternatively, passengers can take the Alilaguna water bus from the passenger terminal. Travelers at the airport have access to various facilities such as luggage storage, information offices, free WiFi, VIP rooms, duty-free shopping and multiple dining options.