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How much does it cost to go on the Vaporetto boat?

Vaporetto Tickets & Fares Fares: A 75-minute ticket costs 7.50 euros and entitles you to unlimited travel during that period, starting at the validation time. If you plan to use vaporetti a lot, it makes sense to buy a 1-day (20 euros), 2-day (30 euros), or 3-day (40 euros) pass. Weekly passes cost 60 euros each.



In 2026, the cost for a single 75-minute ticket on the Venice Vaporetto (water bus) is €9.50. This ticket allows you to travel on any ACTV line (excluding those to the airport) and transfer between boats within the time limit. Because single tickets are relatively expensive, most tourists purchase a time-limited ACTV Travel Card: a 24-hour pass is €25, a 48-hour pass is €35, and a 72-hour pass is €45. For those under 29, the Rolling Venice card offers a significantly discounted 3-day pass for approximately €27. It is essential to validate your ticket at the electronic readers before boarding each time to avoid a heavy fine. For a much cheaper alternative, locals and savvy tourists use the "Traghetto"—large gondolas that ferry people across the Grand Canal at designated points for just €2.00 per crossing. Note that the Vaporetto is the primary lifeline of Venice, running 24/7, though service is less frequent during the "N" (Notturno) night schedule.

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A single vaporetto ticket costs about 7 euros and is valid for 75 minutes, children under six travel free and people with reduced mobility get discounts. However, if you are going to use the vaporetto all day to get around the city it pays to get a day pass.

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Regular Vaporetto ticket for 75 minutes (9.50 ?) Day ticket, which is valid for the water buses in Venice and the islands of Lido, Murano and Burano (25 ?) Travel Card for 2 days, which is valid for the water buses in Venice and the islands of Lido, Murano and Burano (35 ?)

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A ride within 75 minutes costs about 7.50 euros, a one-day ticket costs 20 euros, and a two-day ticket costs 30 euros. Discounts available for those under 29!

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The Vaporetto from Marco Polo Airport to Venice is operated by Alilaguna, which has three lines that travel from the airport (blue, orange and red). Pick the line that will stop closest to your hotel.

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Lines 4 & 5 are paired lines encircling Venice and connecting it to the adjacent islands of Murano, Giudecca, and Lido.

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What's included
  • Unlimited use of the public transport (ACTV vaporetti and buses) in the city of Venice.
  • Unlimited use of the water-buses and buses in Lido, the lagoon islands, Mestre and Marghera.
  • Unlimited use of train R and RV in the municipality of Venice (only if option 1 day Ticket + Trenitalia is selected)


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It costs around €55-€88/day to visit Venice comfortably as a budget traveler. If you want to upgrade your accommodations, add another €80-€120/night depending on your level of accommodation.

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