Nice NCE to Venice VCE flight with easyJet

Nice to Venice Flights: An Overview

Two of Europe's most popular vacation destinations are now within easy reach of each other, thanks to regular short-haul flights offered by a variety of airlines. Direct flights from Nice to Venice are available on a daily basis during peak season, as well as several times a week over the winter months. Indirect flights depart several times an hour on every day of the week, usually with only a single stop along the way. 

Which airlines fly from Nice to Venice?

easyJet is the main provider of direct flights from Nice to Venice. The budget airline offers daily direct flights during the summer and 2-3 direct flights per week from October onwards. Indirect flights are provided by a variety of carriers, including flag carriers like Air France, Alitalia and KLM as well as low-cost airlines like vueling. Indirect flights tend to stop in the carrier's home country. So, for example, Alitalia flights will stop in Rome and Air France flights usually stop in Paris, which is useful for anyone who wants to take in a bit more of Europe along the way. 

How long is the flight from Nice to Venice? 

The flight to Venice from Nice takes just one hour and five minutes when flying direct with easyJet. The fastest indirect flights take around three hours when flying with Alitalia via Rome. On average, indirect flights along this route take between five and six hours. Some indirect flights may take over 10 hours, especially at night. 

How many flights are there from Nice to Venice? 

There are usually 2-7 direct flights along this route per week. Indirect flights depart much more frequently, usually over 30 times per day, or several times per hour, throughout the week. The earliest flights depart at around 6:20 a.m. while the last flight of the day is usually an Alitalia service departing at around 7:15 p.m. This journey takes around three hours and 15 minutes. There may be later indirect flights but these will probably take significantly longer. Direct easyJet flights usually depart at lunchtime, around 12:20 p.m.  

What are the departure and arrival airport for flights from Nice to Venice? 

Departure Airport: Nice Côte d'Azur Airport. This small but busy airport is just five kilometers southwest of Nice. Its two terminals are linked by a free shuttle bus service. To reach the airport from the center of town, passengers can hop on a tram from one of two railway stations: Nice-Saint-Augustin or Nice-Ville. There is also a regular bus service, which takes around 30 minutes. The airport offers plenty of places to eat, shop and relax, as well as unlimited WiFi, free of charge. 

Arrival Airport: Venice Marco Polo Airport. The bigger of Venice's two airports is eight kilometers north of Venice itself. Express bus services travel between the airport and two Venice train stations: Venice Mestre and Venice Santa Lucia. From Mestre, the journey takes around 25 minutes and from Santa Lucia, it takes around 35 minutes. There is also a public water bus service, which makes the same journey by boat.