Ferries from Venice to Slovenia
Offers, Timetables and Prices
Book your ferry from Venice to Slovenia using our Slovenia ferry booking system. Our website provides you with all the info you need, including the routes, timetables, prices travel times for the ferry crossings to Slovenia from Venice.
The crossings between Venice and Slovenia are served by our partner Kompas with a schedule of one weekly connection with mainly afternoon departures and maximum duration of 3 hours. This line allows you to transport cars, motorbikes, campers and trucks - when boarding, simply follow the instructions at the departure port. Once on board, you can enjoy all of the services provided to make your trip as pleasant as possible.
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Venice is one of the most important ports in Italy and the Mediterranean. There are cruise ships and ferries mainly heading for Greece, leaving from the Maritime Station, located near the center of Venice. In particular, Terminal 123 is dedicated to ferries between Venice and Greece and provide passenger services such as bars, refreshment areas and supermarkets. How to reach the port Piazzale Roma is considered the main entry point to Venice and the only one accessible by car. The passenger terminal is also served by taxis and public transport links and shuttle services. There is also a high-s... [More information]
Address: Stazione Marittima -Magazzino 123, 30135 Venezia VE
Directions: Google Map @ Venice, port
Slovenia is a small country of just 2 million people. It borders Croatia to the south, Hungary to the east, Austria to the north and Italy to the west. Despite being small, the country has everything from beaches to mountains and a range of regional climates and cuisines. The capital is Ljubljana, which is very diverse and environmentally conscious, with restricted car use in the centre and plenty of cycle lanes. A brief history of Slovenia Present-day Slovenia has been inhabited since prehistoric times and there is evidence of human activity from around 250,000 years ago! The Romans als... [More information]