Geneva GVA to Venice VCE flight with easyJet

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Geneva to Venice Flights: An Overview

Whenever a trip from Geneva to Venice is required, flying is usually the best way to travel. Flights from Geneva to Venice cover the 481-kilometer distance between the two historic cities in just one hour 15 minutes, putting the canals, churches, art, and fine food of Venice within easy reach. Indirect flights are also available when direct connections aren't on offer. Many of them are quick as well, with the fastest reaching Venice in around two hours 40 minutes. For most of the year, travelers can book one direct flight to Venice every day, although there may be gaps in the schedule during the winter. Even then, 2-5 indirect services take up the slack, making trips to Venice simple to arrange.

Which airlines fly from Geneva to Venice?

There's only really one option when travelers need to book direct flights from Geneva to Venice. Low-cost carrier easyJet offers direct connections between the cities all year-round, and usually provides a daily departure from Geneva International Airport. if direct flights aren't convenient, there are other options. Fares can be booked with Alitalia, Swiss, vueling, Brussels Airlines, Austrian, and Lufthansa. All offer flights with a single stop, and journey times that won't be out of the question.

How long is the flight from Geneva to Venice?

When travelers have the option of flying straight from Geneva to Venice, they can look forward to very short journey times. Direct flights to Venice cover the 481 kilometers between the cities in just one hour 15 minutes, ensuring extremely convenient travel. Indirect flights will take longer, but not by too much. The fastest services with a stopover take about two hours 40 minutes (generally with a stop in Zurich), and there will be at least one option with a flight time under three hours 30 minutes every day.

How many flights are there from Geneva to Venice?

The Geneva to Venice route isn't very busy, but regular direct flights are available to book. Between March and the end of October, easyJet schedule one direct flight per day to Venice. Between November and early March, frequencies dip a little, but there are still direct flights at least three days per week. Moreover, at all times of the year, travelers can pick from 2-5 indirect flights to Venice with journey times that don't exceed five hours. 

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

Departure airport: All flights from Geneva to Venice will leave from Geneva International Airport. Getting here isn't hard. Trains from Cornavin Station only take six minutes to run to the departure terminals, and bus routes five and 10 offer handy connections as well. Parking is available on-site, as are plenty of dining venues, jewelry stores, apparel vendors, and places to pick up duty-free goods. Passengers can also enjoy up to an hour of free WiFi via the "Free_WiFi_GVA" network, allowing them to make arrangements for arrival, or get some work done in the terminal.

Arrival airport: Flights to Venice from Geneva touch down at Marco Polo Airport. Upon arrival, visitors can take the ATVO Express Bus to Piazzale Roma, before transferring to foot or water taxis to reach central Venice. The bus journey only takes around 20 minutes, and buses depart three times per hour. Tickets for public transport or taxis can be booked at desks in the arrivals hall, where travelers will also find car rental outlets, if they intend to drive to other parts of the region. There are also a couple of restaurants and cafes, to fill up after a flight.