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REGULAR Venice Airport Transfer from Airport to Hotel

From 330,00 

REGULAR private Venice Airport Transfer FROM Venice International Airport Marco Polo TO your hotel in Venice. It is inclusive of meet and greet professional assistance service, and private water taxi.

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First available date: 04 08 2026
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Book a Regular Venice Airport Transfer to get to your hotel easily and comfortably.

A Regular Venice Airport Transfer is the ideal way to begin your Venice experience and get to your hotel. And you will enjoy a great first view of Venice sailing on a nice water taxi through the Lagoon and the canals.

Your professional English speaking assistant will meet and greet you as you come outside from the luggage-claim area. You will easily recognize the assistant  since he/she will hold a personalized sign with your name. He/She will then take you to the airport dock with the moving walkway to board your private water taxi. Your regular Venice airport transfer will start and your assitant will provide information about all you will see from the boat.

Please remember to bring the confirmation voucher with you in order to have all the necessary references for the transfer. On the voucher you will have our emergency number to call in case you can not find your assistant. In case you miss some luggage we ask you to inform us that there will be a delay in leaving the arrivals hall.

Make sure you read accurately our Transfer Terms and Condition  to avoid any problem.

THE PRICE OF A REGULAR VENICE AIRPORT TRANSFER INCLUDES:

  • the service of a professional assistant
  • the service of a private water taxi

THE PRICE DOES NOT INCLUDE:

  • Porter service. At the airport trolleys are available in the baggage claim area. You need  a 1 euro or a 0,50 cents coin to release a trolley from the bay. Coin machines and currency exchange machines are available in the arrival lounge. You can use a trolley to bring your luggage from the baggage claim point to the water taxi dock. Your boat driver will help you to load your luggage on the boat. If you need a porter ask your assistant to arrange this service for you.

PLEASE NOTICE:

An additional charge is applied for transfers to and from hotels located along the inner canals of the city. Please check the list to see if this applies to your hotel.

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