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Booking International Ferries to CroatiaCar FerriesIf you're bringing a car onto a ferry you certainly will want to book in advance. Passengers can nearly always find a space but cars are limited.Most international car ferries to Croatia travel at night (except in the summer when there are a few day routes) so you'll need to book sleeping arrangements as well. There are varying degrees of comfort from airline-type reclining seats to cabins with private facilities. Online booking for international car ferries includes: See a list of all companies with international car ferries to Croatia.
Passenger FerriesIt's wise to book your seat on a passenger ferry in advance. It's essential in July and August and but a good idea at any time. If you wait, you'll have to find the local agency that sells the tickets and make sure you're there when they're open (i.e. not Sundays!). Online booking for passenger ferries includes the popular ferries from Italy to Croatia:
See a list of all companies with international ferries to Croatia. Booking Local Ferries in CroatiaCar FerriesThere are three kinds of car ferries in Croatia:
Passenger FerriesJadrolinija runs a few passenger ferries (Rijeka-Rab-Novalja for example) and you can buy tickets at any Jadrolinija office (but not online). It's a good idea to buy in advance. Popular passenger boats that run from Dubrovnik to Mljet or between Korcula, Hvar and Split cannot be booked online. You must buy from a local travel agency. It's wise to buy as far in advance as possible. Local tourist offices can tell you who handles ticket sales. If you're taking a ferry in Croatia, I strongly recommend that you buy trip cancellation insurance. Find out why. Related PagesGetting Around Croatia by Ferry Croatia Ferry Blog --the latest ferry news Croatia Ferries Forum --questions & answers In a Ferry Frenzy? I can help! |
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