Pescara Ferries
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Beautiful and charming Pescara lies on the Italian Adriatic coast on the East of Italy and serves as an important connection to Croatia. Pescara is one of the most important economic, commercial, and tourist centers in the de Abruzzo region. You can compare and find the cheapest ferry crossings available from Pescara with our easy to use booking form. SNAV is the ferry company that operates out of Pescara. The Pescara to Croatia ferry route is only available in the summer (normally July and August) and when it is available AFerry shows the latest Pescara ferry timetables, journey times as well as our latest and best prices.
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Ferries to and from Pescara
SNAV ferries is a major ferry company in the Mediterranean connecting Italy, Greece and Croatia. From Pescara, SNAV ferries go to Split and Stari Grad (Hvar) in Croatia. SNAV has the latest and the fastest fleet in the Mediterranean largely made up of hydrofoils and catamarans capable of high speeds while still offering comfortable journeys. All SNAV catamarans and hydrofoils have cafeterias and snack bars on board.
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About Pescara
Pescara has a reputation for being a party city, whether on the beaches during Summer or further into the centre of town in Winter. There are many famous discos in the town which are worth a visit.
The poet Gabriele D'Annunzio was a famous resident of Pescara and contributed much to its current wealth. D'Annunzio is perhaps best known for being a forerunner of Mussolini's Fascist party. He took over a small town and made it his own private dictatorship for a few years whilst the Italian government dithered over what to do with him. He also dropped a chamber pot of carrots onto the roof of the Italian parliament in protest over Italy's defeat in World War I.
Pescara Port
Pescara is the biggest city in the Abruzzo region of Italy and offers regular connections to the Croatian city of Split. Ferries to and from Pescara can be booked online with AFerry.
Pescara port facilities
The port of Pescara has many useful features including a hole-in-the-wall cash machine, a commerical centre and a few toilets.
Getting to Pescara
You can drive to Pescara from many different areas in Italy, though allow extra time for the traffic congestion you will inevitably find in Pescara itself. The train from Rome takes slightly longer but it is worth it for the amazing views.
Pescara Map
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Port Addresses
SNAV
Stazione Marittima - Banchina Sud , I-65126 Pescara, Italy