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Find and book ferry tickets from Italy to Slovenia
Planning a cross-border journey? We make traveling between Italy and Slovenia seamless. Compare every international crossing, from high-speed passenger ferries to large vehicle-carrying vessels, all in one place.
The maritime link between Italy and Slovenia is a vital connection for travelers and commuters alike. These international routes are serviced by premier operators, including Kompas, offering:
- Extensive Network: Up to 1 sailings per day connecting major ports across both nations.
- High Frequency: Approximately 1 crossings per week ensuring flexible travel plans.
Whether you are comparing regional operators or checking the latest Italy to Slovenia international ferry timetables, our live booking engine provides the most up-to-date information.
Italy to Slovenia Crossing Schedules
International ferry schedules are designed to provide reliable connectivity throughout the year.
Earliest Departure: The first daily crossing between these countries typically departs at 17:00.
Late Night Sailings: The final international departure for the day usually sets sail at around 17:00.
Traveller Note: Frequency and crossing times between Italy and Slovenia often fluctuate based on seasonality and weather conditions. Use our real-time search tool to confirm the specific timetable for your travel date.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Fares vary based on the route distance, vehicle type, and seasonal demand. Recent averages show ticket prices ranging from €80 to €560, with a typical fare of €493. We recommend booking your cross-border tickets in advance to secure the best rates.
Several major international operators, including Kompas, service this corridor. They provide an average of 1 daily sailings, offering various levels of onboard luxury and speed.
Booking your ferry tickets from Italy to Slovenia is fast and secure via Openferry. Our platform compares live prices across all cross-border operators, allowing you to download your instant e-ticket and bypass the ticket office.
In most cases, yes. As this is an international crossing, all passengers (including children) generally require a valid passport or recognised national ID card. Ensure you check the specific visa requirements for entry into Slovenia before you depart.
Most ferries on the Italy to Slovenia routes are designed for vehicle transport, including cars, motorcycles, and campervans. Note: Check your insurance policy to ensure you are covered for driving in Slovenia.
Pets are typically welcome on ferries between Italy and Slovenia. However, international pet travel might require specific documentation, such as a pet passport or proof of vaccinations. You can add your pet during the booking process.
