Italy  to  Croatia  Ferry  Routes

Latest update: 12 February 2022
The Italy to Croatia ferry routes detail the schedules from four Italian ports, heading east across the Adriatic Sea. A total of nine routes allow for maritime crossings between the two countries which face each other across the sea, as well as share a border close to the city of Trieste in the north-eastern corner of Italy. 

From Italy you can sail to Croatia from the ports of Ancona and Pesaro in the region of Marche, Cesenatico in Emilia Romagna, or from Bari, the capital of Puglia. There are seven ports in Croatia which you reach or make the return journey from, including: Dubrovnik, Losinj, Novalja, Rovinj, Split, Stari Grad and Zadar. 
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Italy  to  Croatia  Ferry  Tickets  and  Timetables

Timetables  for  Routes  to  Croatia

Ancona  Ferry  Schedules

​Ancona to Split

​Ancona to Stari Grad

​Ancona to ​Zadar

Bari  Ferry  Schedules

​Bari to Dubrovnik

Cesenatico  Ferry  Schedules

Cesenatico to Losinj

​Cesenatico to ​Novalja

​Cesenatico to ​Rovinj

Pesaro  Ferry  Schedules

Pesaro to Losinj
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​Pesaro to Novalja 

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