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Venice to Istria by ferry

From the northern coast of Italy there is a great ferry connection between Venice and Croatia. Fast catamaran ferry service connects Croatian ports of Pula, Poreč, Rovinj and Umag with Venice in the period  from May through October .

Explore Istria: From coastal towns to culinary delights

A three-hour cruise on a high-speed boat will take you from Venice to the beautiful Istrian peninsula, known for its beautiful landscapes, rich history, and charming seaside towns.

There are many top sights to explore in Istria, including the charming town of Rovinj , which is characterized by its colorful houses and beautiful coastline. The city of Pula is another must-visit destination, with its ancient Roman amphitheater and numerous other historical landmarks. Poreč is a popular coastal town that is famous for its Euphrasian Basilica , a UNESCO World Heritage Site that features stunning mosaics and intricate architecture. Food lovers will enjoy the region’s many vineyards, olive groves, and truffle forests, which are home to some of the world’s most renowned culinary specialties. With its rich cultural heritage, stunning landscapes, and delicious cuisine, Istria is a truly unique and unforgettable destination.

The boat departs from Venice’s San Basilio port in the afternoon and arrives at the destination port in Istria in the evening. Price includes boat ride, all port taxes and trip escort. Valid travel document (passport or EU identity document) is obligatory.

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*Fixed conversion rate of 1 € = 7.53450 KN

Children 0-6.99 years of age are free of charge. Children 7-13.99 years of age as indicated above. Bicycle one way = € 10,00 / 75,35 KN Additional luggage = € 5,00 / 37,67 KN

Departures and arrivals :

VENICE – POREČ Departure from Venice: 16:30h – Arrival to Poreč: 20:00h

VENICE – ROVINJ Departure from Venice: 17:00h – Arrival to Rovinj: 20:00h

VENICE – PULA Departure from Venice: 17:30h – Arrival to Pula: 21:00h

 VENICE – UMAG Departure from Venice: 16:30h – Arrival to Umag: 20:00h

*Gathering passengers: 1 hour prior to scheduled departure time

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How to get from Venice to Croatia? Many travelers like starting their holiday in Venice and end with a few days along the Croatian coast!

If you are visiting Italy and you don’t have enough time to visit much of Croatia, I’m sure you will be glad about to know you can take fast ferries that connect Venice to some most beautiful Istria peninsula towns like Umag , Porec , Rovinj , Pula , Rabac and all the way to Losinj island .

Venice 2024 ferries schedule to Croatia is ready. You can check all schedules and book your ferry crossing from Italy to any available Croatian ferry port.

You can use this search box engine to find live information about Venice (Venezia) ferry port, and ferry destinations to Istria peninsula. It will show you current schedules, timetables and prices for all Venice to Croatia ferry rides.

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These fast catamaran Venice to Croatia services have been connecting Venice to Istria for several years now. Venice to Croatia ferry routes are being run by two companies, Venezia Lines and Atlas Kompas .

Most of these highly demanded catamaran lines are running from June to September, but occasionally may start operating earlier (from April) and end later (second half of October).

Venezia Lines has a fleet of 3 high speed catamarans equipped with the latest technology of air cushions combining the advanced characteristics of catamarans and hovercrafts. This allows them to achieve higher speeds of up to 40 knots with remarkable comfort levels.

Venice to Croatia ferry connections

Venezia Lines and Atlas Kompas are the two companies with routes from Venice to Croatia, available from June to September. From Venice port you can depart for Pula, Poreč, Rabac, Rovinj, or Umag.

Venice to Pula ferry

Venice to Pula ferry ride lasts just over 3 hours, and there are four weekly sailings available from June to September. Prices are around €124 in June, €145 in July, €108 in August, and €78 in September.

Atlas runs three weekly sailings, and VeneziaLines four. Overall Atlas Kompas is slightly cheaper than Venezia Lines. Pula is called Pola in Italian.

Venice to Poreč ferry

Venice to Porec ferry runs 5 times per week by Atlas Kompas, and every day of the week by Venezia Lines. Trip lasts 3 hours, and is available from April to October by both companies.

Prices range from €64 in October to €156 in July, with Atlas Kompas once again being only slightly less expensive.

Venice to Rabac ferry

Venice to Rabac ferry is only run by Venezia Lines. Trip to Rabac from Venice lasts 4 hours and is available once per week on Thursdays from July to September.

Prices are going from €84 to €95.

Venice to Rovinj ferry

Venice to Rovinj ferries ( Rovigno in Italian) are available 3 times per week by Atlas Kompas, and every day by Venezia Lines.

Trip to Rovinj from Venice lasts around 3.5 hours, and are available from April to October from €70 in low season to €150 in high.

Venice to Umag ferry

Venice to Umag is also available by both companies, and each has only one weekly departure. Atlas Kompas runs catamarans from June to September with prices from €70 in these months, and €112 and €202 in July and August respectively.

Venezia Lines can get you to Umag from Venice only in July for €74 and August for €122. Trip duration for both ferry companies is just under three hours.

Where is Venice to Croatia port in Venice?

All Venezia Lines Ferries depart from San Basilio Terminal in Venice . San Basilio Terminal is at the end of Zattere area, approximately 500m from San Sebastiano Church.

San Basilio is within approximately 10 minutes walking distance from bars and restaurants; there is also a supermarket and an ATM.

When on board any Venezia Lines ferry you can expect to find facilities such as spacious and executive style air-conditioned lounges, bars and restaurants along with tax free shopping.

Venice Ferry Port is a busy and popular port providing Southern Europe with an entrance to the Adriatic and Mediterranean Seas. Venice to Croatia ferry Port is situated close to Venice and all its attractions.

Ferries from Venice sail across the Adriatic sea to Pola , Porec , Rabac and Rovigno (Rovinj) on the beautiful Croatian coast with Venezia Lines .

One way/return prices from Venice to Croatia (Istra)

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Note that prices displayed are only informative and may change more often than I’m able to update my article. Check the websites of ferry companies for current prices, or use search forms provided by my partners for accurate and current pricing and timetables.

Day trip family offer! Venezia Lines is offering a family package applicable for day trip to make your travel trip easy and affordable by letting kids go for free. 2×2 – On every 2 adults paying, two children under the age 13.99 travel completely FREE. In the months of July and Augus t for every 2 adults paying, one child under the age of 13.99 can travel for FREE.

All ferries to Croatia from Venice are only for foot passengers, so you can’t bring any vehicles on them. The only inconvenience of these routes is the fact they connect only northern part of Croatia (Istria peninsula) since they are not going to southern Croatian coast.

You can find more information about both shipping companies operating Venice to Croatia ferries on VeneziaLines’ website here , or Atlas Kompas here .

There was once a ferry from Pula to Mali Losinj and Zadar but this year it’s still unknown if or when it will start again. To learn how to travel within Croatia read my Croatia’s ferry network post!

Venice to Split 8-day cruise

Intrepid Travel runs an 8-day long Venice to Split cruise. This includes everyday stops in several other destinations in Croatia including Opatija, Krk, Rab, Zadar, Kornati National Park, and Sibenik.

This cruise is a wonderful way to travel from Venice to Split while enjoying beautiful sights and exploring some of Croatia’s most visited destinations.

You can find more information here .

Venice to Dubrovnik in 15 days

Another cruise by the same operator as above. This 15-day cruise will take you from Venice to many popular destinations in Croatia.

A new town or National Park every day gives you unprecedented sightseeing opportunities along the entire Adriatic coast.

You can learn more about this cruise here .

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If you need information on how to get directly to Split see the linked article, it will give you an overview of various ways to get to my country.

Direct connections for Italy to Split ferries are available only from Ancona and Pescara, but there are other Italy to Croatia ferry connections in case you find other ports more convenient to travel from.

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Catamaran tours from Venice to Croatia: sail around the northern part of the Adriatic!

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The summer begins in May on the Mediterranean Adriatic Sea. At this time, the average temperature is above 20 degrees. I believe, just brave ones jump into the 19-degree cold water. The hottest period is in July and August with an average temperature of over 30 degrees. So, you can take a pleasant swim in-the 24-degree sea, you won’t feel it cold. There are variable winds on the Adriatic Sea: the bora blows from north-northeast in spring and autumn whereas the southern Jugo brings warm spells. You can expect more rain accompanied by storms in the northern part that could impede your sailing. Check the sailing conditions and wind rose diagram of Croatia or sailing conditions and wind rose diagram of Italy

What costs to count with?

As Italy, Slovenia and Croatia are all EU-member states, you should exchange Euro. The official currency of Italy and Slovenia is Euro, in Croatia kuna is used. However, a few catering facilities accept the Euro, it is better to bring with you kuna as well. Therefore, upon your arrival in Croatia, exchange your Euro to kuna in a local bank or money exchange office. It is good to know that the Adriatic Italian ports are much more expensive in the peak season than any other ports in the region. The mooring costs vary between 90-180 Euros. This can be lower, 60-130 Euros, in the low seasons. By sailing with a catamaran, you should multiply the above prices with 1.5 times.

What to see in Venice?

One-way or round trip?

It depends a lot how far you would like to sail. During a one-way trip, you can visit Croatia’s coastline and islands. So if you want to take this challenge, it can last 2-3 weeks depending on the number of destinations. After handing over your yacht, you can get to Venice by bus, ferry or train. The route can vary from each Croatian town, in many cases, there are more stops needed to get back to the city. Therefore, always consider travelling facilities during the planning phase. Besides, it is easier to choose the direct flights from Split and Dubrovnik to Venice. By our longer cruise, you need to hand over your yacht in Dubrovnik. Although by visiting the towns of the Istrian Peninsula, we recommend the shorter round sailing cruise. The only obstacle could be the Meltemi wind blowing against you in the summer.

Vento di Venezia

There are of course many ports in Venice. Depending on what you need, you will definitely find the right one for you. Vento di Venezia – Venezia Certosa Marina – is a great choice. It is perfectly equipped and has a wonderful atmosphere. The water at this rustic port is 7 metres deep, and they accept 300 ships up to 60 metres long. It is perfect for tourists, as it can be easily accessed from St Mark’s Square boat rental Venice Italy

Marina San Giusto port of Triest

The port, which used to belong to the Monarch, is among the most modern and comfortable docking spots for tourists and business people today. The main building has it all: service, reception, information office, restaurants, shops and cosy bars. There are currently 245 berths in the port where the water is 5–14 metres deep.

Marina Lepanto port of Monfalcone

The Marina Lepanto can be found in the Friuli-Venezia Giulia region in the town of Monfalcone. Ships with a length of up to 15 metres can dock here; there are 220 berths altogether. The depth of the water is 5 metres. The marina is located at the end of an app. 3 kilometre-long channel, and is protected from all directions. It is a favoured spot among tourists and of course families with small children. It is a modern and well-equipped port with all the necessary services provided including boat service and a crane. There is also an excellent restaurant and a hotel with a swimming pool in the garden here.

Marina Punta Faro port of Lignano Sabbiadoro

The port of Marina Punta Faro can be found in Lignano Sabbiadoro, Northern Italy. It is a giant port that can accept 1200 boats with an allowed draft of 3.5 meters and length of 35 metres. Thanks to its large size and modern equipment, the port attracts a massive amount of tourists every year. Beside all the important services, there is also a diving centre in the port. They have boat service and a crane as well. You can find a drugstore, grocery stores, restaurants and cafés in the near vicinity, too. Rent a boat Lignano Sabbiadoro

Marina of Poreč

Marina Nautica port of Novigrad

There are berths for 365 boats overall with a maximum length of 50 metres. The port in Novigrad is world-class, and there is also a 4-star hotel here where we can require maintenance for our boat and charge our batteries in the form of relaxing wellness. rent a boat Novigrad

ACI Marina Umag

Small towns deserve huge ports – the depth of water here is around 5 metres, and they offer app. 480 berths for boats of all sizes. They can even accept 40-metre-long mega yachts. The port is clean, the staff is friendly and the restaurant is excellent. There is also free Wi-Fi, a charging station and a currency exchanger. rent a boat Umag It is near the centre of Umag. A few minutes from the port there is a railway offering sightseeing tours. It is a wonderful milieu, stranded from the noisy city.

ACI Marina Pula

The port of Pula had a significant role in the life of the town as early as in ancient times. It is located in a giant natural bay. They have 200 berths for mega yachts as long as 40 metres. It is perfectly equipped. They have laundry, ATM and currency exchange. There is also a petrol station nearby, and we can rent a car, too. At night, there is a wonderful view of the sea and the wonderfully illuminated dockyard. sailing in Pula , boat rental Pula

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Marina Veruda

This is one of the best bays when it comes to docking. It has been awarded the 15 times. There is always a buzzing life in this newly established port in the summer. The water here is about 4 metres deep, and they have 630 berths for ships up to 40 metres long. They have a wide variety of services. There is even a sailor shop here, as well as bars, pubs and a market. They also offer medical and technical services.

ACI Marina Rovinj

Day 1 Venice(Marina di Lio Grando) – Cortellazzo

30, 10 km (18, 71 mi) You sail from Venice to northeast towards the Cortellazzo marina. In the summer you easily arrive before getting dark. Basically, this calm marina lying in the Piave river estuary is ideal for closing the first day’s short route. The local restaurants bake delicious pizza, do not miss it out!

Day 2 Cortellazzo – Grado

54, 50 km (33, 87 mi) Then you head to northeast by the shore and arrive in Grado. The marina of the town is quite busy with fishermen coming and leaving by boats all day long. After mooring, you can visit many sights in the town. Pay a visit in the Basilica of Saint Euphemia erected in the 6th century where you can also find the traits of an even older building. Traveling on a boat in the lagoon is a must. If you love playing golf, do not forget to book a ticket in the golf course surrounded by lagoons, dunes and the Adriatic Sea. Or you want to swim in a special place, go to the Thermal Aquapark!

Day 3 Grado – Trieste

31, 22 km (19, 40 mi) Your next is Trieste on the east. There are many old buildings from the Habsburg era recalling the atmosphere of the Monarchy. If you are interested in the contemporary interior design, definitely visit the Miramare Castle built for Archduke Ferdinand Maximilian. You can come here by a local bus that stops directly by the gate. There is a magnificent view from the castle wall of the Castello di San Giusto, you can even see Miramare in good weather. When you have entered the castle, do not miss the museum and the stone collection. Walking on the coast could mean a sheer pleasure. Here in the summer, it is not unusual when somebody takes off his clothes and jumps into the water.

Day 4 Trieste Izola – Umag

Day 5 Umag – Porec

25, 15 km (15, 63 mi) Moving to the south, you arrive in Porec. The city possessing a regular layout since the old Roman times can be visited within a day. You can find the ruins of the old Roman castle wall in many spots, there are three large bastions around the old town. The ruins of the ancient Neptun temple can be found on the Marafor square. Or you can visit the Euphrasian Basilica that is actually listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. In the old town, you can go to a special aquarium to watch different sea fishes.

Day 6 Porec – Rovinj

17, 97 km (11, 16 mi) Rovinj is the last-visited town. Its most-visited tourist sight is the Church of St. Euphemia. Its point of interest is the Saint Euphemia statue on the bell tower that is visible also far on the sea. Compared to other similar statues, it does not turn towards the sanctuary but shows the typical wind direction. The large market is on the square beside the port where there is a separate fish section. The Clock Tower on the main square still conceals the city’s crest. The exhibition of Mini Croatia displaying Croatia’s special buildings can be found about 3 kilometres on northeast from the Port of Rovinj.

Day 7 Rovinj – Venice

105, 90 km (65, 80 mi) Sail back to Venice to the direction of the northwest. It is going to be a long route, so have a rest before that. Upon your arrival in Venice, enjoy the rest of the late afternoon. The sunset is fairly fabulous in the city. You can have dinner in countless great restaurants and walk over spectacular bridges.

Day 1. Venice (Marina di Lio Grando) – Cortellazzo 30, 10 km (18, 71 mi), Day 2. Cortellazzo – Grado 54, 50 km (33, 87 mi), Day 3. Grado – Triest 31, 22 km (19, 40 mi), Day 4. Triest – Umag 35, 63 km (22, 14 mi), Day 5. Umag – Novigrad – Porec 26, 04 km (16, 18 mi), Day 6. Porec – Rovinj 17, 73 km (11, 02 mi), Day 7. Rovinj – Pula 30, 69 km (19, 07 mi), Day 8. Pula – Losinj (Nerezine) 64, 41 km (40, 02 mi), Day 9. Losinj – Zára 88, 50 km (54, 99 mi), Day 10. Zadar – Sibenik 75, 75 km (47, 07 mi), Day 11. Sibenik – Split 64, 38 km (40, 01 mi), Day 12. Split – Hvar 42, 83 km (26, 61 mi), Day 13. Hvar – Korcula 62, 45 km (38, 81 mi), Day 14. Korcula – Dubrovnik (ACI Marina Dubrovnik) 88, 54 km (55, 02 mi).

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Marine gas near Venice

• Socogar gas station MUGGIA: Draft: 11 m, Working time: Monday, Saturday, Sunday: closed, tuesday-thursday: 8-15.30, GPS Coordinates : 45° 36, 621, 13° 45, 155
• TRIESTE – BACINO SACCHETTA: Depth: 7 m, Working time: 6-22, GPS Coordinates : 45.079886, 13.636453
• San Marco Petroli gas station GRADO: Depth: 3-6 m, Working time: Monday – Saturday 9-12.30; 14-17, Sunday: closed GPS Coordinates : 45.6852778, 13.385833333333332
• AF Petroli gas station LIGNANO SABBIADORO: Draft: 3 m, Working time: everyday: 09.00 – 14.00, GPS Coordinates : 45.6988, 13.1453
• Pompa Bianca gas station MARINA DEL CAVALLINO: Depth: 3-6 m, Working time: 0-24, Berths : 400, GPS Coordinates :45.4843674, 12.5816574,
• Gas station CHIOGGIA: Penzo D e figli Sas Depth: 2-4 m, Working time: Monday-Friday: 8:00–12:30 & 14:30–18:00, Saturday: 8-12, Sunday: closed GPS Coordinates : 45.21897382383504, 12.275168694299717
• PORTO BARRICATA: Depth: 2-3 m, Working time: 8:30-18, GPS Coordinates : 44.847704431019594, 12.463708417445675,
• PB Nautico gas station RIMINI: Depth: 3, 8, Working time: 8.30-19, GPS Coordinates : 44.0747579, 12.5700993

Bat gas stations in Istria/Croatia

• Gas station POREC: Depth: 2, 5m, Working time: 6-22, GPS Coordinates : 45.227658, 13.589683
• Gas station NOVIGRAD: Depth: 4, 5 m, Working time: 01.10.-31.03.: 7-21; 01.04.-30.09.: 0-24, GPS Coordinates : 45.317846, 13.560966
• Gas station UMAG: Depth: 3m, Working time: 6-22, GPS Coordinates : 45.440123, 13.518894
• ACI Marina PULA: , VHF: 17, GPS Coordinates : 44.872863, 13.845137
• Gas station PULA – Marina Veruda: Depth: 2, 5 m, Working time: 6-22, GPS Coordinates : 44.8749, 13.84651
• Gas station ROVINJ: Depth: 7 m, Working time: 6-22, GPS Coordinates : 45.079886, 13.636453

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• Ferries from Venice to Croatia are all high speed, fast foot passenger ferries.
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On the above map of ferries from Venice to Croatia , you can see all ferries that sail to Croatia from Venice. They sail in the spring and summer only. By October they all stop operating and usually start again in mid-April of the following year. So, between November and March, there are no ferry sailings between these destinations. If you are traveling out of season, you will have to use a car, bus, or train to reach Croatia from Venice. However, in the summer, there are also some flights to choose from.

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Here is a list of current ferry lines that operate from Venice to Croatian ports:

• Ferry Venice to Porec
• Ferry Venice to Rovinj
• Ferry Venice to Pula
• Ferry Venice to Rabac
• Ferry Venice to Losinj
• Ferry Venice to Piran

You can find all info, schedules, prices, and ticket booking for Venice fast ferries on this  croatiaferries page

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There are at least three ferry companies that operate these routes: Venezia Lines, Adriatic Lines and nearby Liberty Lines that are operating from Trieste to Croatia. For more info and booking, check all ferries that sail from Italy to Croatia  page.

It takes just a few hours to get from Venice to Istria as all these lines are run by fast foot passenger ferries. The prices for travel tickets are in the range from 45 Euro to 60 Euro one way depending on the route and the day of travel. You can also take your bicycle on these ferries but you have to pay for it.

Other vehicles are not allowed so basically there are no car ferries between these destinations.

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If you are traveling by car you have to drive around. Pets are also allowed if carried according to the rules. You have to pay an additional fare for pets too but at least they are allowed as opposed to some ferry companies that completely ignore pet travel (shame!)

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From central and southern Italy, there are year-round car ferries from Split to Ancona .

In July and August there are passenger ferries from Pesaro and Cesenatico to Rovinj, Mali Losinj, Pula, Rab and Novalja. See the schedule and book here .

From Venice to Croatia the 2023 catamaran routes are

• three sailings a week to Rovinj beginning April 29, four weekly in June, daily July and August, five weekly in September, ending October 1;
• three sailings a week to Porec beginning April 29, four weekly from mid-May to mid-June, five weekly from mid-June through September;
• a weekly sailing to Pula in June, twice weekly through mid-July, three times weekly through mid-August, twice weekly and then weekly until September 19.

and Porec at the beginning of May and end at the beginning of October. Sailings are more frequent in July and August.

Operated by Venezia Lines , note that the schedules are arranged to make day trips from Croatia to Venice, not vice-versa. Atlas-Kompas provides additional sailings in summer to the same destination. No matter when you go, I strongly advise that you buy your tickets online in advance.

Prices range from €59 to €82 depending on the port, the day of the week and the season. Click here for prices and booking.

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Travelling from Venice to Croatia

Travelling from Venice to Croatia is relatively straightforward because there are a number of ways of doing so – namely, catamaran, bus or flying! There are several flights from Venice to airports in Croatia (Split and Dubrovnik); with short flight times, it’s a relatively easy hop down to Dalmatia. (However, flights only operate in summer and aren’t daily.)

Another option for travelling from Venice would be to take one of the numerous daily trains from Venice Santa Lucia or Mestre stations to Trieste and then change there for more transportation options to Croatia. See the  Trenitalia  website for train timetables.

There are many cheap flights from the UK to Venice Marco Polo Airport, operated by various airlines. (There are also cheap flights to Venice Treviso, which is a completely different airport – see how to get from Treviso to Croatia .) So if you can’t find suitable flights direct to Croatia – to Istria in particular – flying to Venice instead and travelling across is very doable.

Travelling from Venice to Istria by catamaran

Venezia Lines  operates routes from Venice to several Istrian ports – Porec , Rovinj , Pula and Rabac . Most services operate between June and September; more popular ones operate from April to October (e.g. Venice to Rovinj and Porec). Book online using the form below:

Travelling from Venice to Pula by Bus

There are several daily services from Venice to Pula –  FILS  and  Brioni  both run services, with the second company having a route that starts in Padua and stops in Buje and Rovinj along the way.

Crnja Tours also operates daily services from Venice to Pula as well – again, this route starts actually in Padua. The bus stops in Trieste, Koper (Slovenia), Umag , Novigrad , Porec and Rovinj before reaching Pula .

Travelling from Venice to Rijeka by Bus

Flixbus offers bus services on this route with a journey time of around 4 hours. You can find timetables on their website and also use it to purchase tickets.

Some of the Flixbus buses also make stops at Venice and Trieste Airports on the way to Rijeka, and some buses in fact start from further afield in Italy, such as from Florence, Bologna or Milan.

Flights from the UK to Venice Marco Polo

• British Airways  Flights from London Heathrow and London Gatwick
• Easyjet  Flights from London Gatwick, Bristol and East Midlands
• Jet2.com  Flights from Birmingham, Leeds Bradford, Manchester and Edinburgh
• TUI Flights from London Heathrow, London City, Bristol and Manchester

(N.B. Not all of the above flights operate all year round.)

Can I travel from Venice to Split or Dubrovnik by ferry?

It’s a question we get asked quite frequently but, unfortunately, no – there are no ferries from Venice to either Split or Dubrovnik. Aside from the catamaran services to Istria and Mali Losinj (mentioned above), there is no ferry service from Venice to anywhere else in Croatia.

But what if I do want to get from Venice to Split or Dubrovnik? Flying from Venice to Croatia!

By far the easiest way of travelling from Venice to Dubrovnik is by air –  Croatia Airlines  operates this as a twice-weekly service in summer. If you’re utilising this route and want to get to Split, you could then also take a bus (about 4.5 hours) up to Split.

Easyjet flies from Venice to Split three times a week from April to October and to Dubrovnik twice a week in July and August.

Travelling by train

Otherwise, travelling by train isn’t really a suitable option – train services to Split will travel via Zagreb, so this will add on unnecessary hours to your journey. Travelling by train to Dubrovnik isn’t possible at all, of course, as the town has no train station.

You could travel from Venice to Trieste by train, and then take one of the daily buses from here to Split or Dubrovnik. See our guide on how to travel from Trieste to Croatia .

However, the bus journey from Trieste to Split/Dubrovnik is rather long, and it’s not everyone’s cup of tea being cooped in a bus for that long! In our opinion, therefore, the best way of travelling from Venice would be to take a train down the Italian side of the Adriatic, and then take a ferry across to Croatia. You should travel to Ancona for ferry services to Split (or Zadar) or to Bari for services to Dubrovnik.

Check for train schedules on the  Trenitalia  website, and then see our pages on travelling from Ancona  and Bari .

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With more than 1200 islands, ferries and catamaran are an essential part of the transportation system in Croatia . In additional to domestic ferries, to the Croatian Island, there is also several ferry and catamaran connections from Italy to Croatia , majority of these lines only operate during summer season.

Why Ferry Croatia?

The ferry and catamaran lines in Croatia are operated by about 15 different companies , the main domestic carrier is the company Jadrolinija , often website refer to this page in relation to ferry schedules, but as mentioned this is just one company out of 15 so you will only find some of the ferry routes and timetables on their page, which is reason why we have made www.ferrycroatia.com , here you find ALL ferry timetable , regardless of carrier.

Buying ferry tickets in Croatia

Although there are a few exceptions, the general rule is that International ferry and catamaran departures can be booked online well ahead, for the domestic car ferry lines is it meanwhile also possible to book and reserve tickets on some routes. Alternative to buying tickets online is to go to the ferry terminal/ticket agent which you will find in each ferry port.

Why is it not possible to buy a ticket for a specific domestic car ferry?

The main reason why you can not buy a ticket for a specific departure online is the infrastructure of the ferry ports (Especially the ones on the islands). During the summer season the ports are often full, and there’s lots of traffic on public roads, which makes it very complicated if not impossible to use any other system than the “ first in” – “first-out” principle .

Ferry timetables – Seasonal ferries Croatia

The majority of the international ferries only sail during the summer season , which is usually lasts from 1st of May to 30 th of September.

Most domestic ferry routes normally (do not apply to all ferry companies) have timetables divided into the following three “seasons ”.

• Main Season – 1st of July to 31 of August.
• Pre-and after Season . 1 st of June to – 30 th of June and 1 st of September to 30 th of September.
• Out of  Season – 1 st of October to 31 st of May the following year.

Under our detailed route descriptions below you will find all information about specific routes.

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Here are some of the most popular ferry and catamaran routes, click on combinations to see schedule, if you are searching for ferry route not listed here, you can use to search form above to find sailing times:

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We recommend doing so, especially on the international routes, and routes operated by catamarans that have limited space. 

In most cases, you need to buy a ticket either online or at a ticket office. Buying tickets onboard is possible only on a selected boat and catamaran lines.

The full timetable for all ferry, catamaran, and boat lines in Croatia can be found on our site. Use the search form above to find your desired departures.

In the winter months, ferry departures in Croatia are not as frequent as in the summer. This is due to the decrease of tourists going to Croatian islands. However, you can still travel with Croatian ferries in the winter, you will just have to plan your trip more carefully due to the decrease of lines.

If you are traveling on a car ferry, we certainly recommend getting there as early as possible, especially from June – September. If you’re a foot passenger, you can be at the ferry port as late as 10 minutes before departure.

Car ferries can transport both foot passengers and vehicles and are generally much slower than catamarans. Catamarans are designed only for foot passengers.

Yes, they can. If you are a foot passenger traveling on a car ferry in Croatia, you don’t have to worry if there will be enough space on the ferry, as there is plenty of space on car ferries for foot passengers.

If you’re traveling with Jadrolinija and miss your departure, you can use your ferry ticket for any departure on that day. Other catamaran companies have their regulation, and generally, with them, you can use your ticket only for the selected departures.

This of course depends on your financial situation, but generally speaking, ferry tickets are affordable. If you are traveling with your car, expect the prices to be significantly higher, as you need to pay a ferry ticket for your vehicle too.

This depends on the ferry company. Each company has its own rules and regulations, but generally, it is possible to bring your pets and a bike on board (with probable extra fees).  We recommend checking this information before your departure.