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Ferry routes from Bari

The Port of Bari provides ferry services to the cities of Dubrovnik, Kotor, Durres, corfu, Patras and Igoumenitsa, with seasonal routes available to the Greek destinations of Patras and Cephalonia (Kefalonia).

Bari to Kotor ferries

The town of Kotor in Montenegro is served by ferry two times weekly. Azzura Line operates the sea voyages which take approximately eight hours to reach the Port of Kotor from Bari.

Kotor port is located at the Bay of Kotor's end in the southeast of the Adriatic Sea. With just 19,000 inhabitants, the historical Kotor Port is walled and features a long past and is currently protected by UNESCO. In this part of Mediterranean, the place is one of the finest preserved old medieval cultural monuments. "Port of Kotor" JSC operates and owns the port. For more information about the port, email: portofkotor@cg.yu or telephone: +381 82 325 573.

Bari to Dubrovnik ferries

Ferry services between Bari and Dubrovnik, Croatia are operated by Azzurra Line. The company provides two weekly sailings. It takes their vessels approximately 10 hours to reach the Port of Dubrovnik from Bari.

The Port of Dubrovnik provides a gateway to tourist spots and resorts of Dubrovnik-Neretva County. Dubrovnik is also known as the jewel of the Adriatic. This stunning Croation town is listed as a World Heritage sight. Since Roman times the town has attracted visitors. People come to enjoy its azure ocean or stroll through the medieval streets and admire the impressive city walls. The place is also a great base for exploring the breathtaking Dalmatia coast. For information about the Port of Dubrovnik you can telephone: 385 20 418 511.

Bari to Patras ferries

Year-round, there is one daily ferry service to Patras available. The duration of the sea voyage is approximately 15 hours, 30 minutes with an en-route stop in Igoumenitsa. Minoan Lines is the operating company on this route.

Patras is western Greece's most pivotal trade centre and as a chief port, it represents a vital gateway to Greece from Western Europe and Italy. Its situation is on a strategic seaside position, with the Ionian Islands located close by and a short distance away from Italy. The telephone number of the port in Patras is: +30 610 277 622.

Bari to Igoumenitsa ferries

Ferries navigating to Igoumenitsa leave year-round every day of the week. During the summer months, crafts heading for Igoumenitsa make an en-route stop at Corfu, and the total duration of the voyage is about 9 hours, 30 minutes. Both Ventouris Ferry Company and Superfast Ferries operate the Bari-Igoumenitsa route.

Igoumenitsa's port is very active and it provides comprehensive services to passengers. Igoumenitsa is the capital city of the Thesprotia prefecture, boasting gorgeous beaches and a picturesque mountainous landscape. For information about the port, Tel: +30 665 22235.

Bari to Corfu ferries

Sailings from Bari to Corfu are operated by Ventouris Ferry Company and Azzurraline Ferry Company. They provide this route only during the summer season. Usually there are daily crossings operated from the end of June to early September. The duration of the sea voyage is approximately eight hours.

Corfu port has a network of cobbled streets that date back to medieval times. As you access the principal port of 'The Emerald Island' you will without doubt notice the city's defenses positioned on either side of the port. For more information about the Port of Corfu, Tel: +30 2 66 103 9918.

Bari to Cephalonia (Kefalonia) ferries

From mid-July to the first week of September ferry services to Cephalonia are available one time per week. The sea voyage is long and it takes the ferry about 19 hours to reach the port of the Ionian Island. Ferries depart for the Ionian island of Cephalonia once a week from mid-July to early September. Ventouris Ferry Company operates the route.

The port at Cephalonia provides facilities such as shops, dining and snacks. This Ionian island is probably the quietest of the Ionian Islands and not affected by mass tourism. Cephalonia boasts fine beaches, archaeological attractions and natural wonders. The island remains true to its Greek heritage and laid-back.

Bari to Durrës ferries

Crafts navigate to Durres twice a week, with a sailing time of about 8 hours, 30 minutes. Azzurraline Ferry Company runs the crossings which are available all year-round.

Durres is Albania's oldest city and the port is situated at the Bay of Durrës' north end. During the past five years the majority of Albanian imports have been handled by Durres port; therefore the Albanian authorities are trying to expand some of its limited amenities, along with international funding, into expanding and renovating and this very pivotal maritime facility.