Fly Palma to Venice for €55 return with Ryanair on direct flights. The median price sits around €58. Book as soon as possible: these prices don't last long.
Price and when to book
The lowest price we've found is €55 return, though most fares hover around €58-60. These are genuine low-cost prices, typical for short routes in winter. Book with maximum notice: whilst no single month is always cheaper, booking weeks ahead is your best strategy. Compare right after airline schedule changes and seat reopenings.
Airline and stopovers
Ryanair operates this route as a direct flight, no stopovers. Flights depart Palma (PMI) in the afternoon and arrive Venice (VCE) in the evening. Direct means fewer headaches and less time in the air, though with Ryanair remember: small cabin bag is free, but checked luggage and seat selection cost extra.
Best time to travel
Venice is stunning any time of year, but winters (November to March) are cheaper and less crowded. The sample dates we see are January, peak low season. Autumn (September-October) and spring (April-May) offer better weather at moderate prices. Avoid August and Carnival if you want peace and quiet.
What to do when you arrive in Venice
Palma fades away the moment you land at Marco Polo. Venice is pure wandering: St Mark's Basilica, Doge's Palace, the Grand Canal by gondola or on foot. Museums are accessible and waterside bars offer local life at fair prices if you dodge the tourist zone. Stay in Mestre (mainland) to save and catch the bus to the lagoon each day.
FAQ
What's the cheapest price for Palma to Venice flights?
The lowest price recorded is €55 return with Ryanair. The median hovers around €58. These are real fares for this route and fluctuate constantly based on demand.
Is the Palma to Venice flight direct?
Yes, Ryanair operates this route as a direct flight with no stopovers. Departure from Palma in the afternoon, arrival in Venice in the evening.
Which airline flies from Palma to Venice?
Ryanair is the airline offering direct flights on this route at these low prices. Remember that small cabin baggage is free, but everything else carries a charge.
What to see in Venice in 3 days?
St Mark's and its basilica, Doge's Palace, gondola ride on the Grand Canal, Rialto Bridge. Eat on the local side (Cannaregio), climb the Campanile for views, visit the Biennale if it's on. With flights this cheap, you can afford to stay longer.
Photo: Wikimedia Commons. Return economy fares for 1 adult, checked on Kiwi.com on the date shown; they can change.
