Bari to Bar Ferry Times

The Bari to Bar ferry times detail a route between two ports with very similar names. Bari is the capital of Puglia on the Italian side of the Adriatic Sea, while Bar is a port in Montenegro.

The two ports are separated by a distance of 214 kilometres with a journey time of eleven hours. The service is available all year round but only on Tuesdays, operated by Jadrolinja for a price of €69.

Bari, Puglia

Italian Adriatic Ferry Routes
Italy Ferry Routes and Schedules

Route Details

From: Bari

Region: Puglia

Province: Metropolitan City of Bari

To: Bar

Country: Montenegro

Distance: 214 km

Journey Times, Vehicle Access and Seasonal Availability

Ferry

Journey time: 11 hours

Access: cars and foot passengers

Available: all year round

Frequency: selected days of the week

Single Ticket Prices

Jadrolinija Ferry

Adults: €69
Children aged 2 to 11: €26
Children aged 2 years and under: €15

Timetables for Ferry Crossings From Bari to Bar

All times are subject to change. Please check the booking engine above for live timings and ticket purchasing.

21:00 Departs Bari
08:00 Arrives Bar
Jadrolinija Ferry
11 hours
Tuesdays only

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