Chioggia (Italy, Venice City)

Chioggia is a small port town (population around 25,000) part of Venice's metropolitan area. The port is on Chioggia Island, located at the entrance to Venice Lagoon - approx 25 km (16 mi) south of Venice City/Venezia. A causeway connects the island to Sottomarina (town) and the mainland.

Chioggia's best-known tourist attractions include several canals (the main is Canale Vena), narrow streets, medieval churches (built in the 16th-17th centuries), Chioggia Duomo (early-17th-century cathedral).

Chioggia Island's town Sottomarina has around 80 hotels and campgrounds for waterfront leisure activities and tourism.

As cruise port, Chioggia (locode ITCHI) is included in the schedules of two of Europe's largest river cruise companies - Uniworld and CroisiEurope.

Next tables show companies' itineraries as port sequences and times (arrival/departure).

(Uniworld, ship Michelangelo) 4-day itinerary "The Gems of Venice" roundtrip from homeport Venezia

(CroisiEurope, ship SS La Venezia/fka River Countess) 7-day itinerary between homeports Verona and Venezia

In 2020, Chioggia was included in CroisiEurope's Michelangelo boat's schedule as part of a 6-day itinerary between homeports Mantua and Venezia.

Venice City's cruise port Chioggia is also included in the schedules of ultra-luxury sea travel brands (like Ritz-Carlton) which operate smaller-sized ships and superyachts.