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Ancona

Ancona

Ferries to Ancona

The city of Ancona, located on the Adriatic coast of central Italy, is a fundamental reference point for those wishing to explore the Adriatic Sea and beyond. Founded by the Greeks and with a millennial history, Ancona offers visitors a unique combination of natural beauty, historical culture, and a lively port. Thanks to its strategic position, it is the ideal starting point for those intending to travel to numerous destinations in Italy and abroad.

Booking your ferry to Ancona at the best available price is simple and convenient on Ferriesonline.com, the price comparison site that allows you to compare the offers of different shipping companies. Just select the route, choose the date, and compare the available rates to book your low-cost tickets online.

Ancona is well connected with numerous ports, both Italian and international. The main routes include connections from Bar, Corfu, Durres, Igoumenitsa, Patras, Split, and Zadar. These destinations are served by renowned shipping companies such as Minoan Lines - Greece, Adria Ferries, Superfast Anek, SNAV, Grimaldi Lines, and Jadrolinija. Each company offers different travel options, allowing you to choose the solution that best suits your needs.

For example, the route from Bar to Ancona has an average crossing duration of about 10 hours, with prices varying depending on the season and the type of accommodation chosen, starting from around 60 euros for a deck seat up to over 120 euros for a cabin with all comforts. The Corfu-Ancona line, mainly operated by Minoan Lines, has a duration of about 15 hours and offers similar prices, with discounts for early bookings.

The crossing from Durres to Ancona is managed by Adria Ferries and lasts about 16 hours, with fares starting at 50 euros for a deck seat and rising to 130 euros for a deluxe cabin. The Igoumenitsa-Ancona route, served by Superfast Anek, lasts about 17 hours, with prices ranging from 70 to 150 euros depending on the type of accommodation and seasonality. From Patras to Ancona, the journey takes about 21 hours, with tickets starting at 80 euros for a deck seat and up to 200 euros for a luxury cabin.

Crossings from Split and Zadar to Ancona are shorter, with durations ranging from 8 to 12 hours. These routes are mainly operated by Jadrolinija and SNAV, with prices varying from 50 to 100 euros depending on the season and onboard amenities.

The shipping companies operating on these routes guarantee a comfortable and safe journey, with modern ships equipped with all the necessary services for a pleasant trip. Grimaldi Lines, for example, is known for its ships with spacious cabins, high-quality restaurants, and onboard entertainment. Minoan Lines offers a fast and efficient service with modern and comfortable ferries, while Adria Ferries stands out for its reliability and excellent service quality.

Once you arrive in Ancona, you will have the opportunity to explore its numerous attractions. The city is famous for its historical monuments such as the Cathedral of San Ciriaco, the Passetto, and the Arch of Trajan. Its beaches, such as Portonovo and Mezzavalle, are perfect for relaxing in the sun and taking a dip in the Adriatic Sea. The historic center of Ancona, with its cobbled streets and characteristic historic buildings, offers a unique and fascinating experience.

Book your ferry to Ancona now on Ferriesonline.com and get ready to experience an unforgettable adventure along the beautiful Adriatic coast. Remember, all active discounts and promotions are automatically applied when booking low-cost tickets on our site. Have a good trip!

FERRIES TO ANCONA



Stari Grad (Island Hvar)

Stari Grad (Island Hvar)
Information about Stari Grad
Stari Grad is a small town in the northern part of the island of Hvar in Dalmatia, Croatia.
Formerly a naval and commercial centre and, until very recently, the largest settlement on the island.
Stari Grad and Hvar are renowned for wines, because the island is covered by vineyards.
In addition, small beaches are located in the caves inside the Bay and underwater fishing is possible along the North Coast. A hunting for rabbits and pheasants is close by on the peninsula Kabal.
The symbol of Stari Grad is the period of Greek colonisation of the city, now a UNESCO World Heritage site. In addition to the ancient plain, in Stari Grad are many churches, stone villas and many other beautiful places to see. Stari Grad welcomes different establishments situated in the tranquil Bay, apartments, private houses or rooms to rent.


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