Find the cheapest flights from London to Venice in 2026. Compare airlines, prices by month, and booking tips to save on your trip.
Route: London (LHR) → Venice (VCE)
Distance: Direct flights not available
Flight Duration: 3h 30m – 5h 30m
Prices by Month
| Month | Avg Price | Demand |
|---|---|---|
| January | €120 | low |
| February | €135 | low |
| March | €155 | low |
| April | €210 | medium |
| May | €280 | high |
| June | €340 | high |
| July | €380 | high |
| August | €420 | high |
| September | €290 | high |
| October | €180 | medium |
| November | €110 | low |
| December | €195 | medium |
Airlines on This Route
- easyJet (direct): from €85 — Book 6+ weeks ahead for cheapest fares; prices rise sharply 2 weeks before departure on this popular route
- Ryanair (direct): from €65 — Fly from Stansted (STN) for cheapest base fares; avoid peak summer dates when fees add up quickly
- British Airways (direct): from €220 — Use BA Avios points for redemptions; offers most flexibility with free seat selection 24h before departure
- Jet2 (direct): from €140 — Often cheapest for package holiday bundled deals; check their website for standalone flight sales
- KLM/Air France (connecting): from €180 — Book via Air France website for Paris connections; Amsterdam routes often have better frequencies
Booking Strategy
For the cheapest London to Venice flights, target the low season from November through mid-December and January through March, when easyJet and Ryanair offer direct flights from £50-120 one-way. The sweet spot for booking is 4-6 weeks before departure for summer travel and 2-3 weeks for winter trips. Tuesday and Wednesday departures are consistently £20-40 cheaper than Friday-Sunday on this route. Use Skyscanner’s ‘Everywhere’ feature to compare all London airports (LHR, LGW, STN, LTN) as prices vary significantly between them. Ryanair and easyJet operate from Stansted, while British Airways uses Heathrow—factor in airport transport costs when comparing. Set price alerts for 6 weeks out and book immediately when prices drop below €150 for direct flights. Avoid booking during Venetian Carnival (early February) and peak August when prices surge to €350+.
Route Tips
- Ryanair and easyJet depart from London Stansted and Gatwick/Luton respectively—factor in the £20-40 train cost to reach these airports from central London when comparing fares
- Venice Marco Polo Airport (VCE) is closer to the city than Treviso (TSF)—always verify which airport your flight arrives at, as some budget carriers use the farther Treviso Airport
- British Airways operates the only Heathrow service—ideal if you have connecting rail or need Oyster card-friendly transport into London
- For VAT refund and duty-free shopping, Venice airport has limited options compared to major hubs—buy luxury goods in London before departure
- Book the Alilaguna waterbus (€15) online in advance during summer to skip ticket queues at the airport dock—boats run every 30 minutes
Frequently Asked Questions
How long is the flight from London to Venice?
Direct flights from London to Venice take approximately 2 hours and 5 minutes. British Airways, easyJet, Ryanair, and Jet2 all operate non-stop services from London airports. If you opt for a connecting flight via Amsterdam, Paris, or Munich, expect a total journey time of 3h30m to 5h30m depending on layover duration. The most common connecting hubs are Amsterdam Schiphol (KLM) and Paris Charles de Gaulle (Air France), both offering daily connections with typical layovers of 1-2 hours.
How much does it cost to fly from London to Venice?
Round-trip prices range from €80-150 for budget airline deals in low season (November-March, excluding Christmas) to €350-500 during peak summer (June-August). Budget carriers easyJet and Ryanair typically offer the lowest direct fares from £50-120 one-way, while British Airways and premium carriers cost €200-400 for round trips including baggage. January and November offer the best value with average prices around €120, while August sees the highest demand with prices averaging €420 for round trips.
Are there direct flights from London to Venice?
Yes, multiple airlines operate direct flights from London to Venice. easyJet flies from London Gatwick (LGW) and London Luton (LTN). Ryanair operates from London Stansted (STN). British Airways offers direct flights from London Heathrow (LHR). Jet2 and Volotea also serve this route seasonally from various London airports. There are approximately 15-25 direct flights per week depending on the season, with the highest frequency during summer months.
What is the cheapest month to fly from London to Venice?
January is the cheapest month to fly from London to Venice, with average round-trip prices of €120 and frequent sales from budget carriers. November offers similarly low prices (€110 average), making it ideal for an autumn Venice visit. Avoid August (€420 average), July (€380), and the Christmas/New Year period when prices spike due to高峰期 demand. Late September offers a good balance of decent weather and lower prices (€290 average) after the summer rush.
Which airlines fly from London to Venice?
Seven airlines serve this route: British Airways (direct from Heathrow, premium service with checked bag included), easyJet (direct from Gatwick/Luton, budget-friendly with extra baggage fees), Ryanair (direct from Stansted, cheapest base fares but high extra fees), Jet2 (direct from various London airports, includes baggage), Volotea (seasonal direct flights), and connecting carriers KLM and Air France via their Amsterdam and Paris hubs. Budget carriers dominate with 60% of routes, while BA serves business travelers preferring Heathrow.
What airport do I fly into in Venice?
You’ll fly into Venice Marco Polo Airport (VCE), located 13km (8 miles) north of Venice’s historic center. The airport is the main international gateway serving Venice and the Veneto region. To reach central Venice, you can take the ATVO bus (€15, 20 minutes to Piazzale Roma), ACTV waterbus (€15, 25 minutes), or a water taxi (€120-150 for up to 10 passengers). The Alilaguna waterbus (€15) connects directly to St. Mark’s Square area. Note that Treviso Airport (TSF), 30km away, is also sometimes used by budget carriers.
How far in advance should I book London to Venice flights?
For summer travel (June-August), book 6-8 weeks in advance to secure the best prices—waiting longer often means paying €100+ more. For winter travel (November-February), 2-4 weeks ahead is sufficient as prices remain relatively stable. The optimal booking window for this route is Tuesday or Wednesday, 4-6 weeks before departure. Avoid booking during school holidays (late July, December) unless 8+ weeks ahead. Last-minute bookings (under 1 week) rarely yield deals on this popular route.
Is it cheaper to fly from London to Venice on weekdays?
Yes, flying midweek is significantly cheaper on this route. Tuesday and Wednesday departures are typically €20-50 cheaper than Friday, Saturday, or Sunday flights. For example, a €150 round-trip on Tuesday might cost €190-210 on Friday. This pattern holds year-round but is most pronounced during peak season. If your schedule allows, depart Tuesday-Wednesday and return Thursday-Saturday for the best combination. Monday departures also offer good value, often matching Tuesday prices.
Data updated: 2026-03
