Find the cheapest flights from Paris to Venice in 2026. Compare airlines, prices by month, and booking tips to save on your trip.
Route: Paris (CDG) → Venice (VCE)
Distance: Direct flights not available
Flight Duration: 3h 30m – 6h
Prices by Month
| Month | Avg Price | Demand |
|---|---|---|
| January | €95 | low |
| February | €85 | low |
| March | €115 | medium |
| April | €145 | medium |
| May | €185 | medium-high |
| June | €245 | high |
| July | €295 | high |
| August | €285 | high |
| September | €175 | medium-high |
| October | €125 | medium |
| November | €75 | low |
| December | €155 | medium |
Airlines on This Route
- Air France (direct): from €120 — Flying Blue members can use miles on this route; check for Promo Awards offering 50% discount on economy redemptions
- easyJet (direct): from €65 — Book 6-8 weeks ahead for best prices; Tuesday/Wednesday departures are consistently cheapest on this airline
- Ryanair (direct): from €55 — Avoid Paris Beauvais airport if possible – it’s 85km from Paris and requires separate transport; Paris CDG/ORY departures are better value when factoring transport
- Volotea (direct): from €75 — Check Barcelona or Nantes as alternative hub connections if direct fares are high – Volotea often has cheaper via-routes
- ITA Airways (direct): from €110 — Part of SkyTeam – connecting through Rome Fiumicino can work out cheaper if combining with other legs
Booking Strategy
For Paris to Venice, the sweet spot for booking is 4-8 weeks ahead of your travel date. January and February offer the lowest fares (€60-100 typical), while July and August see prices surge to €200-350. Tuesday and Wednesday departures are consistently €20-40 cheaper than Friday-Sunday. When searching, check both Paris CDG and Paris Orly – Orly often has better easyJet deals. Use Skyscanner’s ‘Everywhere’ search to compare, but book directly with the airline to avoid third-party fees. If flying Ryanair, be prepared for Paris Beauvais which requires a €15-20 bus to Paris – factor this into total cost. The €300 base price reflects peak-season travel; booking in shoulder months (April, May, September, October) yields €100-180 roundtrips. Set fare alerts for 6 weeks before your target dates and pounce when prices drop below your threshold.
Route Tips
- Check which Venice airport your flight arrives at – easyJet and Ryanair often fly to Treviso (TSF), 30km from Venice, not Marco Polo (VCE); factor in additional transport costs and time
- Book waterbus (vaporetto) tickets online at ACTV.it – single journey €9.50 vs €11.50 on board, and you skip the queue at the dock
- If arriving at Venice Treviso Airport, FlixBus offers €5-8 transfers to Venice Mestre station – much cheaper than the €15-20 ATVO bus
- Air France flights depart from CDG Terminal 2E/2F – allow extra time for security and potential Terminal transfers
- For EU citizens, Italy uses the euro and no passport is required – just your national ID card suffices, speeding up any (rare) border checks
Frequently Asked Questions
How long is the flight from Paris to Venice?
The direct flight from Paris to Venice takes approximately 1 hour 35 minutes. Air France, easyJet, Ryanair, and Volotea operate direct services mainly from Paris CDG and Orly airports. If you opt for a connecting flight (via Rome, Milan, Munich, or Zurich), flight time extends to 3h30m-6h depending on layover duration. The shortest indirect routes typically connect through Milan (MXP or LIN) with total journey times around 3h30m-4h. Morning departures tend to have shorter layover times compared to afternoon connections.
How much does it cost to fly from Paris to Venice?
Direct flight prices range from €40-60 for budget carriers (Ryanair, easyJet) booked well in advance, to €100-250 for full-service airlines like Air France. The €300 figure represents peak-season (July-August) pricing when demand is highest. In low season (November-February), you can find return flights for €60-120. Roundtrip prices average €120-180 in shoulder months (April-May, September-October). Budget airlines are cheapest but charge extra for checked bags, so factor €25-40 into total cost if needed.
Are there direct flights from Paris to Venice?
Yes, direct flights are available and operated by multiple carriers. Air France offers 3-4 daily departures from Paris CDG, easyJet operates 2-3 daily flights from Paris Orly, Ryanair has 1-2 daily services from Paris Beauvais, and Volotea runs seasonal flights. There is no direct service from Paris Orly to Venice Marco Polo – all Orly flights go to Venice Treviso (TSF), which is 30km from Venice proper. The best deals are typically on easyJet from Orly to Treviso, but verify final airport before booking.
What is the cheapest month to fly from Paris to Venice?
February is the cheapest month with average roundtrip prices of €70-100. November is nearly as cheap at €70-120. These low-season months offer dramatically lower fares than summer peak. January also sees good prices (€80-130) as travel remains slow after the holidays. The most expensive period is mid-June through August when prices jump to €200-350. For the best balance of weather and price, consider late April or early October when temperatures are pleasant (15-22°C), crowds thin, and prices drop to €100-160 roundtrip.
Which airlines fly from Paris to Venice?
Five airlines operate direct flights: Air France (full-service, 3-4x daily from CDG), easyJet (low-cost, 2-3x daily from Orly), Ryanair (low-cost, 1-2x daily from Beauvais), Volotea (regional low-cost, seasonal), and ITA Airways (full-service, daily). Connecting options include Lufthansa (via Munich), Swiss (via Zurich), Austrian Airlines (via Vienna), KLM (via Amsterdam), and Air Dolomiti (via Milan). Budget carriers (easyJet, Ryanair) offer the lowest base fares but charge separately for checked bags; full-service airlines include checked baggage in standard fares.
What airport do I fly into in Venice?
You will fly into Venice Marco Polo Airport (VCE), located 13km (8 miles) north of Venice’s historic center. Note that some budget flights (particularly easyJet and Ryanair) land at Venice Treviso Airport (TSF), which is 30km inland. From Marco Polo, water taxi to St. Mark’s Square costs €120-150 (private) or €15 via Alilaguna waterbus (30 minutes). Land transport includes ATVO bus to Piazzale Roma (€8, 20 minutes) or taxi (€40 flat rate). From Treviso, bus to Venice costs €12-15 and takes 45-60 minutes.
How far in advance should I book Paris to Venice flights?
Book 4-8 weeks ahead for the best prices. For peak season (June-August), 6-8 weeks provides optimal pricing before airlines raise fares. For low season (November-February), 4-6 weeks is sufficient as demand is lower. Last-minute deals are rare on this popular route – prices typically increase within 2 weeks of departure. Avoid booking more than 3 months ahead as airlines haven’t yet released their lowest promotional fares. The Tuesday 2-3pm booking window (European time) often yields the freshest fares.
Is it cheaper to fly from Paris to Venice on weekdays?
Yes, weekday flights are noticeably cheaper. Tuesday and Wednesday departures are the most affordable, typically €20-50 cheaper than Friday-Sunday. Monday and Thursday fall in the middle. The difference is most pronounced during high season – a Friday return in July might cost €280 while the same route returning Wednesday could be €180. Weekend travel commands a premium because most travelers want to maximize time in Venice. For maximum savings, fly outbound Tuesday/Wednesday and return Monday or Thursday.
Data updated: 2026-03
