Ferry from Venice to Poreč

On Kompas ferries from Venice to Poreč, children up to 2 years old travel free of charge, while children up to 11 years old are entitled to a 50% discount.

Venice to Poreč ferries are high-speed catamarans that carry foot passengers only. All ferries are equipped with restrooms.

Cabins and accommodation

Only deck-lounge seating is available on ferries from Venice to Poreč. As the crossing is relatively short, cabins are not available.

Can I reserve a specific seat?

No, seating is usually free within the passenger lounge, so we recommend arriving early to choose the seat you prefer.

How much luggage is allowed on the ferries?

Kompas (Adriatic Lines) allows each passenger to bring 1 piece of checked luggage of any size or weight, as well as 1 carry-on bag weighing up to 10 kg and measuring no more than 56x45x25 cm.

Amenities for people with disabilities

Ferries operating on the Venice to Poreč route are generally suitable for passengers with disabilities and reduced mobility.

On board, you will typically find access ramps, designated seating in the common areas and accessible restrooms.

Note: Some catamarans may not offer all of these facilities.

Can I travel with my pet?

Pets are generally allowed on board ferries from Venice to Poreč, although the policy may vary depending on the type of ferry.

Small pets must remain in their pet carrier throughout the journey, while larger dogs are allowed outside their carrier provided they are kept on a leash and wear a muzzle.

Make sure to bring all the required travel documents for your pet, along with any essentials they may need during the trip, such as food and water.

Note: we recommend checking the applicable pet policy at the time of booking.

• During the summer months, we recommend arriving at the port of Venice at least 1 hour before departure to avoid peak-season crowds.
• Don't forget to book your return trip as well, especially if you're traveling during the high season, on the Poreč to Venice ferry route.
• Thinking of visiting Croatia but undecided on where to dock? Take a look at all available ferry routes from Venice to Croatia and start planning your trip! Check out the Venice - Pula ferry route and the Venice - Rovinj ferry route.
• Discover all ferry routes between Italy and Croatia and choose the one that best suits your travel plans.

Where to take the ferry from Venice to Poreč?

Ferries to Croatia depart from the San Basilio Passenger Terminal located in the Zattere area of the port of Venice. 

The ferry terminal is just a 15-minute walk from the city center. Alternatively, you can easily reach it using public transportation from Santa Lucia Railway Station, Tronchetto Island, and Piazzale Roma. 

The terminal is very large, with various amenities, such as a waiting room, restrooms, as well as vending machines.

How to get to the port of Venice

• By car: from the A4 motorway (Milan-Trieste) or the A13 motorway (from Bologna), follow the signs to Venice, cross the Ponte della Libertà (Liberty Bridge), and head to the parking facilities at Piazzale Roma or Tronchetto. From there, the People Mover takes you directly to the Marittima ferry terminal in just a few minutes.
• By public bus: ACTV, ATVO, and FlixBus services arrive at the Piazzale Roma bus terminal, just a short walk from the Marittima ferry terminal, which can also be reached via the People Mover.
• By train: get off at Venice Santa Lucia, the city's only railway station in the historic center. From there, you can reach the Marittima ferry terminal via the People Mover (through Piazzale Roma) or on foot in around 20 min. Venice Mestre station, located on the mainland, is a major railway hub with onward connections by train, bus, or taxi.
• By plane: Venice Marco Polo Airport, located around 13 km away, is connected to Piazzale Roma by ACTV and ATVO shuttle buses (express services), or by water via Alilaguna water buses. Alternatively, Treviso Airport serves many low-cost flights and offers direct bus connections to Venice.

Where do ferries arrive in Poreč?

Ferries and catamarans dock at the passenger port right in the heart of Poreč, on the pier next to the Old Town.

Since Poreč is a small town, you arrive just steps from the historic center, with the bus station, parking, and main sights all within easy walking distance.