Cruises from Venice port
Venice is one of the main embarkation ports for cruises across the Adriatic Sea, and routes from here often combine the Italian coastline with stops in Croatia, Montenegro, and Greece. The city itself is a popular landmark, so many travelers add a day or two before or after the cruise to explore the canals and squares. The number of large cruise ships calling at Venice is limited by the city’s status as a UNESCO World Heritage site, so dates and itineraries should be checked in advance.
To reach Venice, Ukrainians most often fly via airports in neighboring countries with convenient connections, while residents of Europe can use a direct flight to northern Italy. Check in advance which terminal is stated in your cruise documents, as logistics for arriving at the port in Venice differ from those of a typical port city. The journey from the airport to the pier may include several legs, so having a small buffer of time is especially helpful here. If your cruise departs from an alternative terminal near the mainland part of the region, take this into account when planning your transfer.
Venice, Italy, At Sea, Santorini, Greece, Athens (Piraeus), Greece, Mykonos, Greece, At Sea, Split Croatia, Venice, Italy
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Venice, Italy, Bay of Kotor (Cruising), Kotor, Montenegro, At Sea, Athens (Piraeus), Greece, Santorini, Greece, Katakolon, Greece, At Sea, Venice, Italy
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Venice, Italy, At Sea, Santorini, Greece, Mykonos, Greece, Athens (Piraeus), Greece, At Sea, Split Croatia, Venice, Italy
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Venice, Italy, At Sea, Katakolon, Greece, Heraklion, Greece, Rhodes, Greece, Limassol, Cyprus, Cairo (Port Said), Alexandria, Egypt, At Sea, At Sea, Split Croatia, Venice, Italy
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Venice, Italy, Bay of Kotor (Cruising), Kotor, Montenegro, At Sea, Athens (Piraeus), Greece, Santorini, Greece, At Sea, Split Croatia, Venice, Italy
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Venice, Italy, Kotor, Montenegro, At Sea, Mykonos, Greece, Mykonos, Greece, Syros, Greece, At Sea, Ancona, Italy, Venice, Italy
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Venice, Italy, Zadar, Croatia, At Sea, Corfu, Greece, Kotor, Montenegro, Brindisi, Split Croatia, Venice, Italy
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Venice, Italy, At Sea, Dubrovnik, Croatia, Corfu, Greece, Kotor, Montenegro, Brindisi, Split Croatia, Venice, Italy
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Venice, Italy, At Sea, Santorini, Greece, Mykonos, Greece, Athens (Piraeus), Greece, At Sea, Split Croatia, Venice, Italy
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Venice, Italy, Venice, Italy, Bari, Italy, Corfu, Greece, Argostoli, Greece, Souda Bay / Crete, Rhodes, Greece, Mykonos, Greece, Athens (Piraeus), Greece
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DetailsFrequently asked questions
What itineraries are typical for cruises from Venice?
Routes from Venice mainly go along the Adriatic Sea with stops in Croatia, Montenegro and Greece, so the port is well suited to explore several countries in the region right away.
Should you stay in Venice before or after the cruise?
Yes, many travelers add an extra day or two to explore the canals, squares, and the city’s main sights before the cruise begins or right after it ends.
How to get from Ukraine to Venice for a cruise?
There are no direct flights, so the route goes via the airport of a neighboring country with a connection before midnight in Northern Italy. Residents of Europe can use a direct flight to Venice.