Private Taxi from Venice to Cortina d’Ampezzo
Private Taxi from Venice to Cortina d’Ampezzo

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Venice to Cortina d'Ampezzo Taxi Service

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A taxi from Venice to Cortina d’Ampezzo is the fastest way to get to the resort. In just 2 hours, you’ll go from Venice to the heart of the Dolomites. We specialize in this route: we know all its quirks (every turn of the SS51 highway and the tricky access points to hotels on the busy Corso Italia), guarantee a free airport meet-and-greet, and offer a 5% discount on your return transfer.
Distance Venice to Cortina: 160 km
Travel time: 2.5 hours
Taxi cost from Venice to Cortina d’Ampezzo – from 250 euros
How much does a taxi from Venice to Cortina d’Ampezzo cost?
• Standard sedan (up to 3 people): around €250–€350
• Minivan (up to 7 people): approximately €380–€450
• Premium-class vehicles: starting from €350
The cost of a taxi from Venice to Cortina d’Ampezzo depends on the date and time of your trip (rates are higher on weekends and holidays), the number of passengers, and the vehicle size you need. Our prices already include road tolls, meet-and-greet services, and waiting time at the Venice airport. Send us a request to find out the exact fixed price for your dates. The transfer cost will not change after booking.

Our fleet for a taxi from Venice to Cortina d’Ampezzo
We offer a wide selection of vehicles to meet all our clients’ needs. For small groups of up to three people, our standard option is ideal, combining affordability and comfort. For families or groups of friends (up to seven people), we offer spacious minivans.
For those who appreciate premium service, luxury-class vehicles are available. And for larger groups of up to 19 people, we provide comfortable minibuses. Just let us know the number of passengers and the amount of luggage, and we’ll find the perfect option for your trip.
Tips for the Road from Venice to Cortina d’Ampezzo
When leaving Marco Polo Airport (VCE) for the mainland via the Liberty Bridge (Ponte della Libertà), you can hit massive traffic jams during rush hour. Our drivers know alternative routes out of the airport area that let you bypass the congestion at the A57 junction. This local knowledge can save you up to 30 minutes of stress right at the start of your trip.
Cortina d’Ampezzo is a resort town with one-way streets, strict ZTL (limited traffic zones), and very little parking. Our drivers plan the approach to your accommodation in advance—whether it’s the Cristallo Palace on the hillside or an apartment on Via Roma. We also have pre-arranged drop-off points with local management to ensure a quick and legal spot for unloading guests and luggage.

Should I book a return transfer from Cortina d’Ampezzo to Venice in advance?
We highly recommend booking your return transfer when reserving your trip to Cortina d’Ampezzo from Venice. This not only guarantees a vehicle will be available at your preferred time but also gives you a 10% discounton the return trip. Plus, if you liked your driver, you can request them again for your ride back.
Planning to travel from Cortina d’Ampezzo to Verona or Milan airports? You can book your return transfer to any airport through our website and enjoy special discounted rates. Our team will gladly arrange the ideal vehicle for you at the best possible price.
How to get from Venice to Cortina d’Ampezzo: Comparing Taxi, Bus, and Car Rental
Private Transfer (Taxi) from Venice or the Airport to Cortina d’Ampezzo
You book a car with a driver who meets you with a name sign at Marco Polo Airport (VCE) or at your hotel in Venice and takes you right to the doorstep of your hotel in Cortina.
- Only ~2 hours on the road. You don’t have to wait for a bus or look for parking.
- Fixed price and free waiting if your flight is delayed. You can also make a stop along the way.
- Our drivers are specialists in this specific route. They know how to avoid traffic leaving Mestre and during rush hour on the SS51 highway, ensuring you take the most optimal path.
For a group of 3–4 travelers, the price per person becomes comparable to bus tickets, while the boost in comfort is huge.
Public transport (Cortina Express Bus) — the budget-friendly option
Buses depart from the Venezia Mestre train station or Marco Polo Airport (VCE) and go straight to the Cortina bus station (Piazzale della Stazione).
The ticket price is significantly lower than a private transfer, and it’s a direct trip with no transfers.
The downside is that you’re tied to the bus schedule. Plus, you’ll have to carry your suitcases and skis from the terminal to the bus stop yourself, load them into the luggage compartment, and then do it all over again once you arrive to get to your hotel (which could be a 15-20 minute walk uphill). You arrive at the bus station, from where you’ll still likely need a taxi or a shuttle.
Renting a car at Venice Airport
If you rent a car at Venice airport, you’ll be following your GPS along the A27 and SS51 highways.
On the downside, parking in Cortina is a real headache: parking lots (like Piazza delle Erbe or the one by the stadium) are paid and get packed during the high season. Plus, many hotels don’t have their own parking spots.
From November 15th to April 15th, winter tires or snow chains are required by law. Rental companies often provide cars with summer tires and charge extra for the winter gear.
For less experienced drivers, the trip can be pretty stressful: the SS51 is a mountain road with tunnels, steep drops, and heavy tourist bus traffic. It’s not exactly the most relaxing way to start your trip after a flight.
Your choice should come down to your priorities. If time, comfort, and guaranteed safety are your top concerns, a private transfer is really the only way to go.
F.A.Q. about taxi Venice to Cortina
How does the driver meet you at Venice Airport?
Meeting your driver at Venice Airport is as convenient as possible. After booking transfer to Cortina d’Ampezzo, you’ll receive all necessary contacts, including the driver’s phone number, vehicle details, and a detailed description of the meeting point. Your driver will be waiting for you in the arrivals area of Marco Polo or Treviso Airport with a sign bearing your name. If your flight is delayed, just give us a call, and we’ll adjust the pickup time without any issues.
Can we make stops along the way from Venice to Cortina d’Ampezzo?
During your transfer from Venice to Cortina d’Ampezzo, you can request stops at interesting spots along the route. We’re happy to pause at scenic viewpoints in the Dolomites, charming towns like Belluno or Pieve di Cadore, or at cafés and restaurants where you can sample local cuisine. If you need to stop at a supermarket or pharmacy, the driver will gladly accommodate you. Just let them know in advance—most short stops are already included in the fare.
If I have taxi from Venice Marco Polo Airport to Cortina d’Ampezzo with children and need child seats for my transfer. Is that possible?
Sure, and they are free of charge in most of our transfers. We even can offer different groups of chairs: they vary from age and weight from 9 kilos and approximately 9 months up to 36 kilos and 11 years so we will for sure find some chair suitable for your children. You just need to select the particular number of children/baby seats you need if more than one and some other options while booking your transfer or contact our specialists if you need some extra assistance.
Oversized luggage?
Actually, in all our transfers carrying of the oversized luggage is free, but obviously, all has its limits. In some exceptional circumstances we have minivan Mercedes V-class or Sprinter, and are ready to provide them to your exploitation.
If Flight delayed?
We understand that sometimes such thing like delay of the flight is unpredictable and overwhelming. Furthermore, we track flights in advance so our taxi drivers come to the airport according to airport arrival information. So, be sure to meet your driver in planned point even if your flight was delayed. And waiting at the airport because of the delay will be free.
Can you carry animals?
Sure! 🙂
So if you plan a nice travel to Venice or you are already here, and you want to book taxi in Venice, taxi from or to the airport or transfer from Venice to Cortina d’Ampezzo and surroundings online please contact our website www.taxi-venice.com. And be sure to travel comfortable and safe with us!
Route from Venice to Cortina d’Ampezzo by Taxi
Your taxi from Venice to Cortina d’Ampezzo will take the most scenic and efficient route through the stunning Italian landscapes. The journey primarily follows the A27 motorway (Autostrada d’Alemagna), considered the fastest and most comfortable road connecting Venice with the Dolomites. After leaving Venice, the route passes through charming towns like Treviso and Vittorio Veneto before entering the breathtaking mountain valleys.
As you approach the Dolomites, the road winds through the picturesque Cadore region, offering magnificent views of the surrounding peaks.


The final stretch takes you along the SS51 national road, climbing gently into the heart of the mountains until reaching Cortina d’Ampezzo. This carefully chosen route ensures both speed and spectacular scenery throughout your approximately 2-hour transfer.
Our professional drivers are experts in navigating these mountain roads year-round, adjusting for weather conditions when necessary. During winter months, all vehicles are equipped for snowy conditions, guaranteeing a safe and comfortable journey to Italy’s most famous alpine resort.
Attractions in Cortina d’Ampezzo
Cortina d’Ampezzo is a true gem of the Dolomites, offering plenty of interesting sights:
• The famous Cinque Torri peaks, a symbol of the Dolomites
• The stunning turquoise Lago di Sorapis
• The ModernArt Mario Rimoldi Museum for art lovers
• The unique Church of Saints Philip and James for architecture enthusiasts
• The Olympic Ski Jump, a reminder of the 1956 Winter Olympics







