Venice Freight Ferry

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You can book Venice Freight Ferry services to the port of Venice from the Greek ports of Corfu, Igoumenitsa or Patras with the ferry operator Minoan Lines and Anek Lines and to the ports of Lussino, Pirano, Pola, Porec, Rabac, Rovigno, Umago in Slovenia and Croatia with the ferry operator Venezia Lines Ferries, quickly and easily, using the online quoting system.

Alternatively call our helpful and dedicated freight team at aferryfreight.co.uk on +44 (0)844 5760060 and our experienced, multi-lingual staff will provide you with the most competitive Venice Freight Ferry rates in the market.

Venice Ferry Port
The freight port of Venice is located in northeast Italy along the Adriatic Sea. Venice is one of the busiest commercial ports in the Mediterranean has been very important to the economic life of the city. It has placed itself on the market with an accurate strategy of focussing on the growth of diversified cargo traffic and new services and activities.

Sailing information
Anek Lines has crossings to Igoumenitsa in Greece, with onward links to Corfu and Patras available. The journey to Igoumenitsa takes 27 hours. From here, it takes a further 2 hours to reach Corfu and then a further 7 hours to reach Patras, a total sailing time of 36 hours.

Minoan Lines offers this same route. They run four sailings a week during low season. Sailing time is 29h:30m Venezia Lines runs crossings to Porec, Rabac, Pula and Rovinj in Croatia as well as several other Slovenian and Croatian ports. Crossings to Porec and Rovinj are on a seasonal basis. Quick and efficient catamarans are used on their crossings.

Venezia Lines offers two crossings a week to Rovinj with a sailing time of 3h:30m. There are 4 crossings a week to Porec taking approximately 2h:45m. There is only one crossing a week to Rabac, which takes 4 hours. A ferry to Pula departs 3 times a week with a crossing time of 2h:45m. Venezia Lines also offers one sailing a week to Piran in Slovenia. The journey takes 2h:30m

Venice Ferry Port facilities
The new Venice Marittima Ferry Port Terminal provides a wide array of facilities including check-in desks, restaurants, shops, and many more services. The Terminal S Marta can be found in one of the port's oldest buildings and offers modern amenities including cafés, shops and other public facilities.

Getting to Venice Ferry Port by road
The freight port is situated at the exit of the Ponte della Liberta. For the Marittima area, exit at the first set of traffic lights, or exit at the second set of lights if you are headed towards the S. Basilio port area. Venice Port Authority.