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Ferry Tickets
Ferry tickets for the Durrës–Bari and Vlorë–Brindisi routes to Italy, plus connections to the Greek islands, with or without a car.
The main routes to Italy
Durrës–Bari and Vlorë–Brindisi are the two routes our clients use most to cross the Adriatic. Durrës offers more frequent sailings and more operators to choose from, while Vlorë shortens the crossing slightly for anyone starting from southern Albania. Both routes take cars, vans and motorcycles, not just foot passengers, which makes them a practical choice for anyone wanting their own car on the Italian side, whether for visiting family or continuing on by road.
On to the Greek islands
Beyond Italy, we also handle ferry tickets to Greece, with the short Sarandë–Corfu crossing as the most used route: a brief hop that suits travellers combining Albania's southern coast with time on a Greek island. This line runs especially well through the summer months, when tourist traffic along Albania's south coast peaks.
Travelling with a car or on foot
If you are bringing a car, we explain exactly how boarding works, where to check in at the port, and how far ahead of departure to arrive. For foot passengers the process is simpler, though seating and cabin options still vary between operators. We walk through every detail before you confirm the ticket, so there are no surprises at the terminal.
When to book
Traffic on the Durrës–Bari and Vlorë–Brindisi lines rises sharply through the summer months and around holiday periods, when travellers move between Albania and Italy to see family in either direction. Terminals fill up quickly in those windows, and operators cap the number of vehicle spaces. If you already know you will be travelling with a car, get in touch early in the season so your spot on board is secured well before the final days.
Cabin or seated deck space
On longer routes, such as Durrës–Ancona, most travellers choose a cabin with beds rather than a simple seat in the lounge, especially when travelling with children. Cabins vary between operators: some offer windowless inside cabins, others sea-view ones, and we explain the difference before you choose. On the shorter Sarandë–Corfu crossing, by contrast, most passengers simply pick a seat, since the crossing is brief enough that a cabin is not really necessary.
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Tell us your departure port, whether you are travelling with or without a car, and how many passengers are in your party. Our team compares operators and suggests the route and sailing that suits you best. Contact OnTravel for a clear offer, with no surprises at the terminal.
Frequently asked questions
Which route to Italy is faster, Durrës or Vlorë?
Vlorë offers a slightly shorter crossing to Brindisi, but Durrës has more frequent sailings and more operators to pick from. The better choice depends on your starting city and preferred schedule.
Can I bring my own car on the ferry?
Yes, both the routes to Italy and the crossing to Corfu accept vehicles. We recommend booking your vehicle space early, especially through the summer months when demand rises.
How early do I need to arrive at the port?
This varies by operator and whether you are travelling with or without a car; we give you exact instructions along with your ticket. In general, travellers with a vehicle need to check in earlier than foot passengers.
Are there direct ferries from Albania to the Greek islands?
Yes, Sarandë has a short crossing to Corfu, popular with travellers combining southern Albania with time on the island. We help you find the sailing that best fits your plans.
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