A major advantage of the airport is its excellent transport accessibility and a wide range of scheduled and low-cost flights from across Europe.
Where is Marco Polo Airport located?
The airport is located approximately 13 km from the historic center of Venice and just a few kilometers from the coast of the Venetian Lagoon.
Thanks to its location, it is an ideal starting point for a vacation on the coast of the Veneto and Friuli-Venezia Giulia regions.
Distances to popular resorts
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Lido di Jesolo - approx. 35 km
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Caorle - approx. 55 km
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Bibione - approx. 95 km
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Lignano Sabbiadoro - approx. 95 km
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Eraclea Mare - approx. 40 km
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Grado - approx. 125 km
Bibione, Lignano, and Caorle are among the most popular destinations for tourists arriving at Marco Polo Airport.
Car rental at Marco Polo Airport
If you’re planning a stay at one of the seaside resorts, renting a car is usually the most convenient option. You’ll find branches of well-known international and local car rental companies right in the terminal. You’ll especially appreciate having a car if you’re traveling with your family and a lot of luggage, want to visit multiple resorts during a single vacation, or are planning trips to Venice or Trieste.
The road network in the northern Adriatic region is well-developed, and most resorts are easily accessible via the highway.
How to get from the airport to the coast without a car?
The good news is that the Northern Adriatic is one of the most accessible coastal regions in Italy. Even without a car, you can reach most resorts quite comfortably.
Direct buses to resorts
During the summer season, direct bus lines run from Marco Polo Airport to some seaside destinations.
The most common destinations are Bibione, Lignano Sabbiadoro, Caorle, and Lido di Jesolo.
The advantage is that you don’t have to worry about transfers or moving luggage between the train and the bus.
Train
The airport does not have its own train station, but a bus will take you to the Venezia Mestre or Venezia Santa Lucia stations in just a short while.
From there, you can continue by train to Portogruaro, Latisana, San Donà di Piave, or Trieste, for example.
Upon arrival at the station, bus service to individual resorts usually follows.
This option is usually cost-effective, but it may be less comfortable if you have a lot of luggage.
Taxis and private transfers
If you prefer to avoid transfers, you can book a private transfer directly from the airport to your hotel. The trip to Lido di Jesolo takes about 30 to 40 minutes, and to Caorle, Bibione, and Lignano approximately 1 to 1.5 hours.
This option is especially popular with families with small children or for evening arrivals.
If you’re heading to Bibione, Lignano, Caorle, or Lido di Jesolo, Marco Polo is one of the most convenient airports to start your beach vacation.
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