Chioggia to Venice: book your direct transfer !

If someone asks what to see in Chioggia, we definitely suggest taking a trip to Venice. If you’re looking for a ferry from Venice to Chioggia, choose the comfort of our private transfer. It takes you from Sottomarina to Venice in an hour and a half, dropping you off right near San Marco. You can park your car right in front of the dock, hop on the shuttle, and enjoy a small cruise through the lagoon! We look forward to seeing you on board!

WHY DID WE LIKE THIS EXPERIENCE SO MUCH?

It’s a convenient, fast, and affordable service.
You avoid the traffic jams on the Romea and the crowds on public transportation.
You can park your car conveniently right in front of the dock.
The boat ride feels like a small cruise, allowing you to admire the beautiful islands in the lagoon.

Price

Venezia-Chioggia Round Trip Fare – Full day Morning to Afternoon

Adults: € 27
Children (4-12 years): € 18
Children (0-3 years): Free

Venezia-Chioggia Round Trip Fare – Full day Afternoon to Night

Adults: € 29
Children (4-12 years): € 20
Children (0-3 years): Free

Other practical information

Departure from Ponte Isola dell’Unione.
Boat with toilet facilities.
Parking in front of the boarding point.
Dogs are allowed on this ferry.
After purchase, you will receive an email with the voucher containing the exact boarding location and instructions for downloading the audio guide.
Boarding and navigation times are fixed, as per the schedule in the description.
The boat is wheelchair accessible.

Spoken Languages

Italian
English
French
German
Spanish

Included / Excluded

Included :

Motorboat service from Sottomarina Chioggia to Venice and vice versa;
Free downloadable audio guide (available in Italian and English).

Excluded :

Parking;
Venice city access fee;
Anything not expressly mentioned in the “What’s included” section.

Sales Conditions

For cancellations up to 72 hours before the ferry, 80% of the fare will be refunded.
For cancellations between 72 and 24 hours before the ferry, 40% of the fare will be refunded.
No refund is provided for cancellations within 24 hours before departure or in case of a no-show (not being present at the set time and location for boarding).

Availability

Check the calendar

Duration

9 heures

Features

Pet Friendly
Child Friendly

Booking

Not far from the city of the Doges lies a smaller, less crowded, and lesser-known version of Venice – Chioggia. If you find yourself in Chioggia and are looking for a ferry from Venice to Chioggia, you’re in the right place! Sottomarina is a perfect starting point for visiting Venice and beyond! From here, you can set out to explore many lesser-known corners of Venice, like the southern lagoon, Pellestrina, and the northern lagoon islands of Murano, Burano, and Torcello.

Here’s an offer for a round-trip excursion from Sottomarina to Venice by ferry. Come aboard with us!

The ferry departs from Ponte Isola dell’Unione.

Full-Day Tour Schedule from Sottomarina Chioggia to Venice – Morning to afternoon

Availability: check the calendar

Schedule:

9:30 AM: Departure from the “Ponte Isola dell’Unione,” which connects Sottomarina to Chioggia.As the ferry crosses the lagoon, you pass by the shores of the islands Pellestrina, San Pietro in Volta, Alberoni, Malamocco, and the famous Lido di Venezia, one of Italy’s most exclusive holiday destinations, renowned for its annual film festival.Approaching from the lagoon, the ferry enters the San Marco Basin, offering a majestic view of the countless palaces of Venice.
11:00 AM: Arrival at Riva degli Schiavoni, 250 meters from Piazza San Marco, near the Church of La Pietà.
5:00 PM: Return boarding;
6:30 PM: Arrival in Sottomarina.

Full-Day Tour Schedule from Sottomarina Chioggia Venice – Afternoon to Evening

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Schedule:

At 2:30 PM, the departure from the Isola dell’Unione Bridge, connecting Sottomarina to Chioggia, begins.
The navigation takes place through the Venetian lagoon along the shores of the islands of Pellestrina, San Pietro in Volta, Alberoni, Malamocco, and the Lido of Venice, one of Italy’s most exclusive locations with Liberty-style villas, famous for its International Film Festival.
At 4:00 PM, arrival in Venice at Riva degli Schiavoni, near the Church of La Pietà, about 250 meters from St. Mark’s Square.
At 10.00 PM, embark for the return;
At 11:30 PM, arrival back at Sottomarina.

Chioggia ferry to Venice: departure from Chioggia

Starting from Chioggia Sottomarina by ferry, you will cross the Venetian Lagoon, admiring the beautiful scenery it offers. You will see the island of Pellestrina, San Pietro in Volta, Alberoni, Malamocco, and the beautiful Venice Lido, one of the most exclusive destinations, especially in summer, and home to one of the most famous film festivals in the world. As you enter the lagoon, you will arrive at the San Marco Basin, where you can admire the majestic palaces of Venice. You will disembark at Riva degli Schiavoni, just a few hundred meters from Piazza San Marco.

You will have the entire day or evening to enjoy the beauty of this city on the water! You can join guided tours, wander through the calli (narrow streets), and explore the famous monuments in the world’s most famous square, such as the Basilica, the Doge’s Palace, and the Correr Museum. When you get hungry, why not try some local food at the famous “Bacari“? Or if you’re into shopping, you can stroll through Calle XXII Marzo with its world-famous brands or visit the Fondaco dei Tedeschi in Rialto. And why not treat yourself to a gondola ride along the Grand Canal?

However, don’t forget that by 5:00 p.m. or 10:00 p.m. (depending on your transfer choice), you must be at Riva degli Schiavoni for boarding and returning to Sottomarina.

Chioggia to Venice by boat: discover the stories of the cities

History of Chioggia Italy: A Brief Overview

Chioggia is a historic town in the Venetian Lagoon in the Veneto region, often called the “Little Venice” because of its canals and picturesque architecture. Its history dates back to Roman times, with names like Clodia or Clugia. In the Middle Ages, Chioggia was central to the conflict between Venice and Genoa, known as the “War of Chioggia” (1379-1381), which ended in a Venetian victory.

Over the centuries, Chioggia became a hub for fishing and shipbuilding, hosting one of the largest fish markets in the Adriatic Sea. It’s long been known as the “salt capital of the Mediterranean.” Chioggia’s churches, canals, and narrow streets make it an attractive destination, appreciated for its history and its proximity to Venice.

History of Venice Italy: A Brief Overview

Venice, often called “La Serenissima,” has a captivating history. Founded in the 5th century by refugees, it grew into a powerful maritime republic by the Middle Ages. Its innovative engineering, unique position, and dominance in trade routes made it a hub for commerce and culture. Venice’s decline began in the 17th century as trade shifted, but its enchanting allure remains, with iconic landmarks like St. Mark’s Basilica and the Doge’s Palace.

Convenient parking near the boarding point

The boarding area is served by several parking facilities located nearby.

Ponte Isola dell’Unione (open-air): the closest one, located directly in front of the boarding area.
Cost: €6.00/day (cars only).
Park Unione (covered): located just a few meters from the boarding area, ideal for sheltered parking.
Cost: €12.00/day (cars only).
Centro Astoria Parking: located about 500 m away.
Cost: €5.00 / 12h (weekdays) | €7.00 / 12h (holidays).
Campo Cannoni Parking: located about 500 m away.
Cost: €5.00/day (weekdays) | €7.00/day (holidays).

Please note that these are independent facilities, not affiliated with us and managed directly on site.