Quick answer
By road you reach Cavallino in about 40 minutes. Public transport works with one change in Lido di Jesolo, total around 70–90 minutes. For a door to door ride, book transfers from Marco Polo Airport to Cavallino in advance and meet the driver in arrivals.
Option 1 — Private transfer or taxi
Fast, no stress, fixed price. A driver meets you at the terminal, helps with luggage,and heads straight to your campsite or hotel in Cavallino Treporti. Good for families with gear, late flights, or if you land tired. Yes it is simple.
- Time: about 40 minutes without heavy traffic.
- Comfort: air-conditioned car, one vehicle for the whole group.
- Value: costs more than bus, saves an hour door to door.
Option 2 — Bus via Lido di Jesolo
The budget route is reliable and runs often. From Marco Polo Airport, take an ATVO bus to Lido di Jesolo bus station. Change to the local bus toward Cavallino, Ca’ Savio or Punta Sabbioni. Ask the driver for your stop, stops are frequent.
- Leg 1: Airport → Lido di Jesolo bus station, about 40 minutes.
- Leg 2: Lido di Jesolo → Cavallino or Ca’ Savio, about 15–30 minutes.
- Tickets: buy at the airport ticket office or machines. Keep the ticket for inspection.
Travel light if you can. Buses can be busy in July and August.
Option 3 — Scenic route with boats
If you want a lagoon view right after landing, mix bus and ferries. Ride the airport bus toward Venice, then use ACTV boats from San Zaccaria to Punta Sabbioni. From there a short local bus brings you along the peninsula to your stop in Cavallino. It takes longer, the payoff is the view.
When to choose what
- Late arrival or kids in tow: book a private car. You avoid platform searches at night.
- Daytime budget trip: airport bus to Jesolo, quick change to Cavallino.
- Make it a mini tour: boats to Punta Sabbioni, then bus. Great in shoulder season.
How long does it take
- Private car or taxi: ~40 minutes to most campsites and hotels.
- Bus with one change: ~1 hour 15 minutes to ~1 hour 30 minutes, timing depends on the wait in Jesolo.
- Boat combo: ~1 hour 40 minutes or more, lovely but slower.
Costs to expect
Bus tickets are affordable for solo travelers. A private transfer is cost-effective for a family or a group, since you pay per vehicle not per seat. Check the offer and choose the car size that fits your luggage.
Pro tips for a smooth arrival
- Buy bus tickets at the airport before boarding, and validate on entry.
- For campsites like Marina di Venezia, Union Lido, Ca’ Savio, tell the driver your stop.
- If you plan Venice day trips, boats from Punta Sabbioni to San Marco run frequently.
- In high season, leave extra time for queues and seaside traffic.
Why book a transfer
Fixed pick up time, flight tracking, an English-speaking driver, and a clean car. If your apartment or campsite is not near a main stop, a car avoids a hot walk with bags. Compare options and reserve on Kiwitaxi when you finalize your flight.
Bottom line
If time matters, book a car. If saving matters, change in Jesolo and ride local. If views matter, add the ferry. Cavallino is close, pick the route that fits your day and enjoy the beach from the first hour.
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