Fly direct from Lisbon to Venice from €78 return with Ryanair. The median price is €116, giving you a solid idea of what to expect. Direct flights mean quick arrival with no hassle.
Price and when to book your flight
Base price starts at €78, but the median sits around €116. We've seen flights up to €130 in our sample. For short routes between Portugal and Italy, booking as early as possible works best: 2–3 months ahead puts you in a stronger position. Prices tend to spike in peak season (summer and public holidays), so if you have flexibility, travel outside peak times.
Airline and stopovers
Ryanair operates this route with direct flights, no stopovers. You board in Lisbon and land directly in Venice with no transfers. Ryanair runs a low-cost model, so check what's included in your ticket (baggage, seat selection, etc.) before confirming to avoid surprises at the desk.
Best time to travel
Venice is beautiful year-round, but summer is the priciest and most crowded. If you want cheaper flights and fewer crowds, aim for autumn (September–October) or spring (April–May). Winter offers the best value, though you'll face more rain and unpredictable high-water conditions.
What to do when you arrive in Venice
You'll land at Marco Polo Airport. From there, catch a bus, water shuttle, or private transport into central Venice (about 30 km). Once in the city, stroll St. Mark's Square, cross the Rialto Bridge, explore the canals by gondola, or climb the Basilica di Santa Maria della Salute. Water transport is the norm: a multi-day travel pass saves you money.
FAQ
Are there direct flights from Lisbon to Venice?
Yes, Ryanair operates direct flights on this route. No stopovers, no transfers: you board in Lisbon and land in Venice.
What's the lowest price you've found?
The minimum price in our sample is €78 return. Keep in mind this may be base fare only; check what's included (hand luggage, etc.) in the final breakdown.
Which airline flies Lisbon-Venice?
Ryanair is the airline operating this route. Remember it runs a low-cost model, so baggage, seat selection and other services may cost extra.
When is the best time to visit Venice?
Autumn and winter offer cheaper flights and fewer crowds. Avoid July, August and Christmas holidays if you're chasing low prices. Spring is a good balance between decent weather and moderate fares.
Photo: Wikimedia Commons. Return economy fares for 1 adult, checked on Kiwi.com on the date shown; they can change.
