All international ferries TO Croatia originate in Italy from a handful of Italian ports: Ancona, Bari, Venice, Cesenatico and Pesaro. (Ferries AROUND Croatia connect the Croatian islands with the coast. See more on Croatia local ferries)

Naturally, there are far more ferries between Italy and Croatia in the summer. Each year a handful of ferry companies issue their new schedules and routes for the summer season. Most of the expanded services start around April but some are July and August only. The season ends by mid- October.

Italy	to Dalmatia 2020
Ancona	CAR FERRIES to Split (year round) schedule Zadar (Mar-Oct); schedule CAR FERRIES to Hvar (summer) schedule
Bari	CAR FERRIES to Dubrovnik (Mar-Nov) schedule)
Italy	to Istria 2020
Venice	PASSENGER FERRIES to Porec, Pula, Rovinj and Umag (Apr-Oct) 2020 schedule.
Cesenatico, Pesaro	PASSENGER FERRIES to Rovinj, Pula, Mali Losinj, Rab and Novalja from late June to early September, run by Gomo Viaggio. See the schedule.
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Ferry Companies

The schedules of ferries to Croatia changes every year. That a company ran Croatia ferries last year is not a guarantee that they will run a ferry to Croatia this year. The only exception is Jadrolinija, the state ferry company, which is sure to have a ferry from Italy to Croatia all year every year.

Jadrolinija Croatia's national boat line runs

car ferries from Ancona to Split and Zadar that stop at Stari Grad (Hvar) in the summer.

car ferries from Bari to Dubrovnik from March to November

SNAV has car ferries from Ancona to Split.

Gomo Viaggioruns fast summer passenger ferries from Cesenatico and Pesaro to Rovinj, Pula, Mali Losinj, Rab and Novalja.

Venezia Linesruns summer passenger boats from Venice to Pula , Rovinj, Porec and Umag.

If you're taking a ferry to Croatia,  I strongly  recommend that you buy trip cancellation insurance. Find out why.

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