Bari  Ferry  Schedules

Latest page update: 5 December 2024
The Bari ferry schedules detail the routes from the capital of the southern region of Puglia, across the Adriatic and Ionian seas. 

Bari is one of the most populous cities in southern Italy and something of a transport hub with an international airport, ferry port and access to several motorways just outside the city. Its old town is full of historic monuments and none more so than the Basilica di San Nicola, one of the finest churches in Italy. 

Eight destinations are reachable from Bari, including four ports in Greece, two in Albania and one in Croatia. The similarly-named port of Bar in Montenegro provides a slight level of confusion.
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Bari, Puglia
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City: Bari

Region: Puglia

Littoral: Adriatic Coast

Destinations (8): ​Bar, Cephalonia, Corfu, Dubrovnik, Durazzo, Igoumenitsa, Patras, Valona​
​Ferry companies and types:

Vehicle and passenger ferries: 

Adria, European, GNV, Jadrolinja, Superfast Ferries, Ventouris

Bari  Ferry  Tickets  and  Timetables

The Bari ferry ticket booking engine can be used not only for booking tickets, but also for checking the times. When purchasing a ticket via the booking engine a transaction fee applies that you don't have to pay when buying directly from the ticket office. If you simply want to check the latest times, just enter your dates and the route option - you don't have to go as far as making a booking if you don't want to.
Timetables for routes from Bari
Bari to Bar (Montenegro)

Bari to Cephalonia (Greece)

​Bari to Corfu (Greece)

​Bari to Dubrovnik (Croatia)

​Bari to Durazzo (Albania)

​Bari to Igoumenitsa (Greece)

​Bari to Patras (Greece)

​Bari to Valona (Albania)

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