Travel by ferry to Croatia! Travelling to Croatia couldn't be more relaxed than by ferry. This way you start your Croatia holiday rested and without stress.
Fähreto Croatia depart from Italy on various routes. The fastest connection is the one from Venice to Umag, which takes 2 hours and 30 minutes. Further connections exist on the routes Ancona – Zadar, Ancona – Split and Bari – Dubrovnik.
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Search & Book Ferries to Croatia
Use our ferry search to find your ferry to Croatia. We compare the offers of different shipping companies on each route. So you always get the cheapest offer for your Croatiaferry. Check availability and timetables now.
All ferries to Croatia
Here you find all current ferry connections to Croatia.
| Ferry connection | Country of origin & country of destination | Number & Duration of trip |
Shipping company |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ferry Venice – Porec | Ferry from Italy to Croatia | 5 times a week 3 hour(s) 30 minutes |
Atlas Kompas Venice Lines |
| Ferry Bari – Dubrovnik | Ferry from Italy to Croatia | 4 times a week 10 hour(s) |
Jadrolinija |
| Ferry Venice – Pula | Ferry from Italy to Croatia | 4 times a week 3 hour(s) 30 minutes |
Venice Lines Atlas Kompas |
| Ferry Venice – Rovinj | Ferry from Italy to Croatia | 3 times a week 3 hour(s) |
Venice Lines Atlas Kompas |
| Ferry Venice – Umag | Ferry from Italy to Croatia | 1 time a week 3 hour(s) 30 minutes |
Venice Lines Atlas Kompas |
| Ferry Pesaro -from | Ferry from Italy to Croatia | 2 times a week 5 hours 30 minutes |
Gomo Viaggi |
| Ferry Pesaro – Mali Losinj | Ferry from Italy to Croatia | 3 times a week 3 hour(s) 30 minutes |
Gomo Viaggi |
| Ferry Pesaro – Novalja | Ferry from Italy to Croatia | 1 time a week 5 hours 30 minutes |
Gomo Viaggi |
| Ferry Ancona – Stari Grad | Ferry from Italy to Island Hvar, Croatia | 1 time a week 14 hours ) 15 minutes |
Jadrolinija |
| Ferry Ancona – Split | Ferry from Italy to Croatia | 4 times a week 115 minutes |
Jadrolinija SNAV |
| Ferry Ancona – Zadar | Ferry from Italy to Croatia | 5 times a week 6 hours |
Jadrolinija |
| Ferry Civitanova Marche – Split | Ferry from Italy to Croatia | 1 time a week 4 hours |
Gomo Viaggi |
| Fähre Cesenatico – Novalja | Ferry from Italien to Kroatien | 1 mal wöchentlich 7 Stunde(n) |
Gomo Viaggi |
| Fähre Cesenatico – Rab | Ferry from Italien to Kroatien | 2 mal wöchentlich 7 Stunde(n) |
Gomo Viaggi |
| Fähre Cesenatico – Rovinj | Ferry from Italien to Kroatien | 2 mal wöchentlich 3 Stunde(n) |
Gomo Viaggi |
| Fähre Civitanova Marche – Hvar | Ferry from Italien to Insel Hvar, Kroatien | 1 mal wöchentlich 4 Stunde(n) |
Gomo Viaggi |
| Fähre Civitanova Marche – Stari Grad | Ferry from Italien to Insel Hvar, Kroatien | 2 mal wöchentlich 4 Stunde(n) |
Gomo Viaggi |
All ferries from Croatia
Here you find all current ferry connections from Croatia.
| Ferry connection | Country of origin & country of destination | Number & Duration of trip |
Shipping company |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ferry Porec – Venice | Ferry from Croatia to Italy | 5 times a week 3 hour(s) |
Atlas Kompas Venice Lines |
| Ferry Dubrovnik – Bari | Ferry from Croatia to Italy | 4 times a week 7 hour(s) 30 minutes |
Jadrolinija |
| Ferry Pula – Venice | Ferry from Croatia to Italy | 4 times a week 3 hour(s) 30 minutes |
Atlas Kompas Venice Lines |
| Ferry Zadar – Ancona | Ferry from Croatia to Italy | 5 times a week 6 hours |
Jadrolinija |
| Ferry Umag – Venice | Ferry from Croatia to Italy | 1 time a week 3 hour(s) |
Venice Lines Atlas Kompas |
| Ferryfrom – Cesenatico | Ferry from Croatia to Italy | 2 times a week 7 hours 15 minutes |
Gomo Viaggi |
| Ferryfrom – Pesaro | Ferry from Croatia to Italy | 2 times a week 6 hours |
Gomo Viaggi |
| Ferry Rovinj – Cesenatico | Ferry from Croatia to Italy | 2 times a week 3 hour(s) |
Gomo Viaggi |
| Ferry Rovinj – Venice | Ferry from Croatia to Italy | 3 times a week 2 hours 45 minutes |
Venice Lines Atlas Kompas |
| Ferry Novalja – Cesenatico | Ferry from Croatia to Italy | 1 time a week 7 hours 15 minutes |
Gomo Viaggi |
| Ferry Novalja – Pesaro | Ferry from Croatia to Italy | 1 time a week 6 hours |
Gomo Viaggi |
| Ferry Mali Losinj – Cesenatico | Ferry from Croatia to Italy | 3 times a week 4 hours 45 minutes |
Gomo Viaggi |
| Ferry Mali Losinj – Pesaro | Ferry from Croatia to Italy | 3 times a week 3 hour(s) 30 minutes |
Gomo Viaggi |
| Ferry Split – Ancona | Ferry from Croatia to Italy | 4 times a week 8 hour(s) |
Jadrolinija SNAV |
| Ferry Split – Civitanova Marche | Ferry from Croatia to Italy | 1 time a week 4 hours |
Gomo Viaggi |
| Ferry Stari Grad – Ancona | Ferry from Island Hvar, Croatia to Italy | 2 times a week 9 hours 46 minutes |
Jadrolinija |
| Ferry Stari Grad – Civitanova Marche | Ferry from Island Hvar, Croatia to Italy | 2 times a week 4 hours |
Gomo Viaggi |
| Fähre Hvar – Civitanova Marche | Ferry from Insel Hvar, Kroatien to Italien | 1 mal wöchentlich 4 Stunde(n) |
Gomo Viaggi |
All ferries within Croatia
Here you can find all current ferry connections within Croatia.
| Ferry connection | Country of origin & country of destination | Number & Duration of trip |
Shipping company |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fähre Bol – Hvar | Inland ferry Brac, Kroatien | 1 mal wöchentlich 40 Minuten |
G&V Line |
| Ferry Makarska – Bol | Inland ferry Croatia | 1 time a week 40 minutes |
G&V Line |
| Ferry Makarska – Hvar | Inland ferry Croatia | 1 time a week 1 hours 20 minutes |
G&V Line |
| Ferry Makarska – Supetar | Inland ferry Croatia | 1 time a week 1 hours |
G&V Line |
| Ferry Split – Supetar | Inland ferry Croatia | 2 times a week 30 minutes |
G&V Line |
| Ferry Supetar – Makarska | Inland ferry Croatia | 1 time a week 1 hours |
G&V Line |
| Ferry Supetar – Split | Inland ferry Croatia | 2 times a week 30 minutes |
G&V Line |
| Fähre Bol – Makarska | Inland ferry Brac, Kroatien | 1 mal wöchentlich 40 Minuten |
G&V Line |
| Fähre Hvar – Bol | Inland ferry Insel Hvar, Kroatien | 1 mal wöchentlich 40 Minuten |
G&V Line |
| Fähre Hvar – Makarska | Inland ferry Insel Hvar, Kroatien | 1 mal wöchentlich 1 Stunde(n) 20 Minuten |
G&V Line |
Ferry ports in Croatia
You can find an overview of all ferry ports in Croatia here.
| Ports |
|---|
| Split |
| Zadar |
| Umag |
| Dubrovnik |
| Porec |
| Rovinj |
| Rab |
| Stari Grad |
| Supetar |
| Pula |
| Novalja |
| Makarska |
| Mali Losinj |
| Hvar |
| Bol |
Travel guide Croatia
Holiday in Croatia
With a coastline of over 1,700 kilometres, Croatia offers ideal holiday conditions. If you add the almost 1,200 islands, there are already 6,000. Together with its Mediterranean climate, medieval towns, ancient architecture, hospitality and typical cuisine, Croatia is probably one of the most beautiful travel destinations in Europe.
TOP excursion destinations in Croatia
The sights of Croatia’s capital Zagreb are within easy walking distance of the central Ban Jelacic Square. These include the Cathedral, St. Mark’s Church, the Art Pavilion or the lively Dolac Market.
The port city of Split offers a beautiful old town with cobblestone streets and picturesque buildings. Here Romans, Greeks and Ottomans left their traces. A leisurely stroll takes you to the cathedral, Diocletian’s Palace and the Riva, Split’s palm-lined waterfront promenade.
If you are interested in antiquity, the Diocletian’s Palace will amaze you. In 300 AD it was built as a comfortable retirement home for the Roman Emperor Diocletian. Today the whole complex forms the city centre of Split. The mausoleum, the temple of Jupiter and the porticoes are imposing witnesses of a magnificent past.
In Pula, the Romans once built an amphitheatre that has lost none of its fascination to this day. The Arc de Triomphe, Temple of Augustus and Forum Square are also beautiful to see. In addition, there is a picturesque old town with a promenade that invites you to stroll around.
Dubrovnik is probably one of the most beautiful cities in Croatia. A completely walkable city wall surrounds the old town. It is two kilometres long and up to six metres thick. Also worth seeing are the cathedral, the Sponza Palace and the 14th century pharmacy.
The dripstone cave Jama Baredine leads its visitors through five halls deep down to a small lake. In room number four, there is a four-metre-wide opening that leads a further 60 metres vertically down into the depths. The cave is known for its extraordinarily beautiful stalactite formations that resemble statues and famous towers.
Plitvice Lakes National Park is the largest and oldest national park in Croatia. 16 cascading lakes are connected here by waterfalls and offer ideal hiking conditions. However, bathing is not allowed in the national park!
The Golden Horn of Brač promises pure bathing pleasure. The location of the beach is uniquely beautiful, several hundred meters jutting into the sea. Its bright pebbles and the turquoise of the crystal clear water promise relaxing holidays.
Entry requirements
German citizens can enter Croatia with an identity card and (children’s) passport. It should be noted that the documents must be valid for the entire duration of the stay. However, a visa is not required.
Alternative travel options
From Germany and other countries the journey to Croatia is possible without problems by car, camper, bus, train and plane.
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