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Ferries from Venice in Italy to Pula in Croatia, operate 5 days a week from June to September. The earliest ferry departs Venice at 16:30, and the latest at 17:00. The quickest available crossing takes just 3h 30min, while the average is 4h 12min. The cheapest tickets start at just €47.50, going up to €84.00. Secure your ferry tickets to Pula with Ferryscanner and enjoy the best price guarantee and easy booking.
Some international ferries from Venice to Pula may stop at along the way.
Ferry companies from Venice to Pula, Croatia
The Venice to Pula route is operated by Adriatic Lines. Weekly crossings to Croatia for the upcoming week are listed below by company and sorted by average ticket price to help you find the best deal.
Venice to Pula ferry schedule
The ferry schedule and timetable for Venice to Pula in Croatia varies by company and season. Here’s an overview to help plan your trip:

Can I take a ferry from Venice to Pula, Croatia?
Yes, there are cross-border ferries connecting Venice and Pula, offering convenient travel options. Ferry companies operating on this route include Adriatic Lines. On average, it takes about 4h 12min to reach Pula in Croatia. Ferry options are available weekly.

How long is the ferry from Venice, Italy to Pula, Croatia?
The ferry trip from Venice, Italy to Pula, Croatia takes around 4h 12min on average. The fastest ferry can complete the crossing in just 3h 30min. Travel times vary depending on the ferry company, the weather conditions on the day, and whether you choose a high-speed ferry or a conventional one.
The distance between Venice and Pula is approximately 134.28km or 72.46nm. The longest crossing time available is 4h .
While booking your ferry to Pula with Ferryscanner, look for the Recommended option. Our algorithm highlights the most direct routes, best travel times, and e-ticket availability to help you choose faster.
Fastest ferry from Venice to Pula, Croatia
The fastest ferry from Venice in Italy to Pula in Croatia is ANđELA, operated by Adriatic Lines, with a crossing time of 3h 30min.
Is a day trip from Venice to Pula an option?
No, sadly a day trip from Venice to Pula in Croatia isn’t possible, as the shortest ferry takes 3h 30min. We’d recommend you plan to stay overnight in Pula. You can use our ferry search and booking system to check return trips and view the Pula to Venice ferry route for schedules and details.
Are there any night ferries from Venice to Pula, Croatia?
Yes, night ferries operate on the Venice - Pula route, offering a convenient way to travel while getting a good night’s sleep.
This summary for the Venice to Pula in Croatia route is based on recent data and is updated regularly. However, schedules may vary depending on seasonal changes, ferry companies, and availability. For the most accurate and detailed ferry timetable, including routes, stops, and pricing, please check out our ferry search and booking system.
Close to Pula, Nearby Destinations Worth Exploring
The port of Pula is your gateway to nearby destinations, perfect for day trips. Islands or popular mainland spots within just 100 km or 2 hours’ sailing from Pula invite you to indulge in island hopping and other ferry adventures in Croatia.

Ferry prices, offers and discounts from Venice to Pula
Ferry ticket prices from Venice, Italy to Pula, Croatia range from €47.50 to €84.00. Cabins and premium seating cost extra. Book early for the best rates, as prices go up closer to departure. Note that some ferries may have restrictions, such as foot-passenger-only or requiring passengers to have a vehicle in order to board.
Ferry Offers
Special offers may be available on the Venice to Pula ferry route, depending on the season and ferry company. These can include early booking discounts or promotional fares. To stay informed, you can follow Ferryscanner on social media, subscribe to our newsletter, or check our blog. Any valid offers are automatically applied during the booking process, ensuring you get the best price for your trip to Pula, Croatia.
Choose your ferry from Venice to Pula

Getting from Venice to Pula, Croatia
To travel from Venice to Pula, Croatia, the best option is taking a ferry from the ACTV terminal located near Piazzale Roma, just a short walk from the city center and Venice's iconic landmarks. Convenient waterbuses or trams can transport you to the terminal in about 20 minutes, with regular services offering flexibility in your travel schedule.
Upon arrival at the terminal, you will find local language signage guiding you to the relevant dock for your ferry, with boarding gates clearly marked. Be prepared for passport checks, as customs clearance may be part of the process. Ensure you have your documentation at hand and check your ticket or email confirmation for any updates. Arriving early will help you navigate the terminal with time to spare before your adventure begins.

Traveling from Venice to Pula on foot or by vehicle
Ferries from Venice to Pula, Croatia accommodate foot passengers and usually offer wheelchair accessibility. Contact our support team to confirm specific services. Please, try to arrive at least 60 minutes before departure. You can choose to add Flexi Cancellation and SMS Notification Packages for extra convenience or just to be on the safe side during the booking process.

Can I take a car on the ferry from Venice to Pula?
Cars are not allowed on ferries operating between Venice, Italy and Pula, Croatia. This route is exclusively for foot passengers.
Luggage on board
Ferry companies typically allow passengers to bring luggage on board from Venice to Pula, Croatia without additional charges.
Luggage Allowance: Most ferry companies permit luggage of 1 piece and up to 50 kg per person. However, this can vary by company or ferry vessel. Per ferry:
- Anđela: Up to 10kg per passenger.
Be sure to clearly label your luggage and store it in the area indicated by the crew. Oversized or extra items may come with a fee, depending on the ferry company.
If you’re unsure about luggage rules for your international trip from Venice to Pula, check the dedicated ferry company page on our website for detailed information. You can also contact our support team if you need further help.
Cabins on board
Unfortunately, cabins are not available on the ferries from Venice to Pula, Croatia. However, you will find comfortable lounge seating and designated rest areas for your relaxation and comfort on board.
Are pets allowed on board?
Yes, you can bring your pet on the ferry from Venice to Pula, but each ferry company may have its own rules. General guidelines:
- Larger pets use the ship’s kennel; pets under 10 kg may stay in their owner's carrier.
- Service dogs are exempt from kennel requirements.
- Ensure you have all the necessary documents, tickets, and pet essentials for your trip.
If you’re unsure, check the ferry company’s page on our website or contact our support team for help.

Traveling from Venice to Pula, Croatia • Insider tips for your trip
Make your journey from Venice to Pula, Croatia unforgettable with these simple tips for a safe, comfortable, and enjoyable trip!
Safety: Ferries along this route comply with modern safety guidelines, allowing you to relax while you sail across the Adriatic Sea.
Parking: Parking in Venice is accessible, but it can be costly. Reserve a spot ahead of time to save time and heartache.
Scenic Views: Keep your camera ready! The ferry ride offers stunning views of the coastline and islands. Don't miss the chance to capture the beauty of the Adriatic.
Booking Tips: Booking your tickets in advance is wise. Use the Ferryscanner app for easy access to schedules and updates.
Onboard Dining: Enjoy onboard dining options but remember to bring your own snacks and water for added convenience.
Weather: Be prepared for changing weather! In summer, pack sunscreen and a hat. Onboard, a light jacket is useful, as indoor areas can feel chilly.
Fun Fact: Did you know Croatia has over 1,200 islands? Explore some of them while soaking in the Mediterranean charm in Pula!
Outdoor Decks: The outdoor decks can be windy, so hold onto your belongings.
Visit our blog for more tips and ideas to make the most of your trip to Pula, Croatia.

Finding your way to the Venice ferry port
To reach the Venice ferry port, head to the terminal located at Piazzale Roma, which is approximately a 20-minute walk from St. Mark's Square and easily accessible via local vaporetto (water bus) services. You can also take a taxi or a bus from Venice Marco Polo Airport directly to Piazzale Roma. Public transport options are frequent and typically take around 30 minutes from the airport.
In Pula, Croatia, the ferry terminal is situated near the city center at Riva, making it convenient for travelers. It’s within walking distance of major attractions like the Roman amphitheater. Pula is also accessible through local buses and taxis.
For the most accurate and current information on transport schedules, please double-check before travel, as they may change. If you encounter any issues or need further assistance, our support team is here to help!

Discovering Pula, Croatia
Pula, Croatia, is a super cool place to visit! It’s famous for its amazing Roman ruins, especially the huge Arena, where gladiators used to fight. You can walk around it and imagine the old days! The city also has pretty beaches like Punta Verudela, where you can splash in the clear blue water and build sandcastles.
Don’t forget to try some yummy local food, like fresh seafood and a special dish called "Istrian prosciutto." There are also fun markets where you can buy local snacks and crafts. For a little adventure, explore the beautiful forests around Pula, or take a boat trip to the nearby islands like Brijuni, which has cute deer and stunning views.
Pula is perfect for short visits, but it’s also a great starting point to explore more of Croatia's beautiful coast. You can easily hop on a bus or ferry to see nearby towns! With so much to do and see, from ancient history to beautiful nature, Pula is a little gem just waiting for you to discover.
Ferries from Venice to Pula
Explore the ferries operating between Venice, Italy and Pula, Croatia.

