Ferries from Piran to Porec
Offers, Timetables and Prices
Are you planning a trip to Croatia? Search the best ferry from Piran to Porec using the ferry booking platform. Through our portal you will have access to departure and arrival times, the costs and ferry operators that serve the crossings to Porec departing from Piran.
The crossing between Piran and Porec is served by the maritime operator Liberty Lines who carry out 2 trips per week with mostly morning and afternoon boardings and crossing times not exceeding 55 minutes. Ferry operators serving this line have ships suitable for vehicle transportation, so you can reach your destination with your car, motorbike or camper van.
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Piran is on Slovenia's Istrian coast; the port divides the city in two located between the districts of Punta and Marciana, and there are services to Trieste, Rovinj and Poreč form here. The port area is divided into the main port and the new smaller peir. Around the port and the boarding area, there are small shops, bars and restaurants. How to get to Piran port Travelling by car, you can get to Piran port along the national road 111. There are no parking lots, and if you need to leave your vehicle, you can use the multi-storey car park called Parkinh House Arze. Koper railway station is15 ki... [More information]
Address: Tartinijev trg 1, 6330 Pirano Slovenia
Directions: Google Map @ Piran, port
Poreč is a city located on the west of the Istrian peninsula in Croatia. It is a popular tourist destination set around a harbour that is protected from the sea by the little island of Sveti Nikola and has a population of 17,000. A brief history of Poreč Inhabited for over 2000 years, the Romans built a fortress in Poreč and under Emperor Augustus, the site became a city. After the fall of the Roman Empire, the Ostrogoths took over, and in 539, the town became part of the Byzantine Empire. From 788, the Franks ruled the city. In 1267 Parenzo, as the city was then known, became the first Istria... [More information]