Travel from Venice to Athens

Direct flights from Venice Marco Polo Airport (VCE) to Athens International Airport (ATH).

Aegean Airlines offers direct connections. Prices are typical and vary based on booking time, season, and fare class.

Direct low-cost flights from Venice Marco Polo Airport (VCE) to Athens International Airport (ATH).

Known for budget-friendly fares. Prices can fluctuate significantly, especially if booked in advance or during sales. Additional fees for luggage and seat selection may apply.

Direct low-cost flights from Venice Marco Polo Airport (VCE) to Athens International Airport (ATH).

Offers competitive fares. Baggage and other services typically incur extra charges.

Direct flights from Venice Marco Polo Airport (VCE) to Athens International Airport (ATH).

Volotea offers direct flights. Booking in advance usually secures better prices.

Long-distance bus services connecting Venice to Athens, typically involving transfers.

This is a cross-continental journey that often requires one or more transfers, making it a very long trip. Services depart from Venezia Tronchetto or other main bus stations in Venice.

Bus services connecting Venice to Athens, typically involving transfers through the Balkans.

This route involves significant travel time and transfers. Buses typically depart from Venezia, Viale Stazione.

Driving from Venice, Italy to Athens, Greece offers flexibility but involves crossing several countries.

The road distance is approximately 1,810 - 1,860 km. This journey typically takes over two days when accounting for necessary stops and rest, involving travel through the Balkans. Fuel and toll costs are estimates and can vary based on vehicle efficiency, fuel prices, and specific routes chosen. Always check visa and border crossing requirements for countries like Slovenia, Croatia, Serbia, North Macedonia, and Greece.

Ferry services from Venice (Italy) to Patras (Greece). From Patras, travelers need to continue to Athens by bus or car.

There is no direct ferry from Venice to Athens. Ferries from Venice arrive at Patras, which is about a 2-hour bus or car ride from Athens. Various accommodation options are available, including deck space, reserved seats, and cabins. Prices vary significantly based on the season, cabin type, and vehicle type. Booking in advance is recommended, especially for vehicles and cabins. You may also consider ferries from other Italian ports like Ancona or Bari to Patras or Igoumenitsa for more frequent services or potentially shorter sea journeys.