Fly Valencia to Venice from just €37 return with Ryanair. Sample prices range 37-40€, so this is the time to grab that bottom-line offer. A direct flight with no stopovers gets you to Italy for virtually nothing.
Price and when to book
The lowest price is €37 return, though the median sits at €38. Sample prices show fares between €37-40€, so don't expect them to drop further. Ideal booking window is 6-8 weeks ahead; check Tuesdays and Wednesdays. Prices shift constantly on budget routes, so if you spot €37-38€, book it.
Airline and non-stop service
Ryanair operates this route with direct flights: no stopovers or aircraft changes. You leave Valencia and arrive straight in Venice. Ryanair dominates budget fares, but remember hand luggage is in the base price; checked bags cost extra. Check what's included in your tariff before paying.
Best time to travel
Venice is stunning year-round, but November-February is off-season: fewer crowds and slightly lower prices (like these). Spring (April-May) and autumn (September-October) offer mild weather. July-August is packed and pricier. If you're hunting deals like these €37-40€ fares, travel in low season or during short breaks.
What to do in Venice
You'll land at Marco Polo, 12 km from the city centre. The vaporetto (water bus) whisks you downtown cheaply. St. Mark's Square, the Basilica di Santa Maria della Salute, gondola rides, the Rialto Bridge: classics for a reason. Eat where locals eat, away from tourist traps. St. Mark's Square is pricey but unmissable at sunset.
FAQ
Are there really Valencia-Venice flights at €37?
Yes, the lowest recorded price is €37 return. Sample fares range €37-40€, so that figure exists, though it's the absolute best-case offer. The median is €38€, more realistic.
Is the Valencia-Venice flight non-stop?
Yes, Ryanair flies direct between Valencia and Venice. No stopovers or changes. Early morning departure (example: 06:05 from VLC) and mid-morning arrival (around 09:50 at VCE, same day).
Which airline operates Valencia-Venice?
Ryanair. It's a budget carrier, so watch what's in your tariff: hand luggage included, but checked bags and seat selection cost extra.
What to see in Venice in 1-2 days?
St. Mark's, the Basilica of the Salute, the Rialto Bridge and a gondola ride are the stars. Wander the side streets without a map; that's where Venice lives. Eat at local trattorias, not plaza terraces. Wear comfy shoes, lots of walking. The vaporetto is your best friend.
Photo: Wikimedia Commons. Return economy fares for 1 adult, checked on Kiwi.com on the date shown; they can change.
