Ferry from Bari to Kefalonia

With Ventouris Ferries, children under 4 years old travel for free. There are also discount tickets for children 4-12 years old and groups of travelers.

Tip: check out our relevant post to find info about offers and discounts for Italy - Greece ferries.

Cabins & accommodation

All ferries traveling from Bari to Kefalonia offer cabins. Alternatively, onboard seating is also available.

Luggage

Ferry companies, such as Ventouris Ferries, are usually quite flexible regarding luggage allowance. You can keep your luggage items next to you or store them in the vessel’s designated areas.

Tip: we suggest that you do not carry more than 50 kg of luggage to avoid any delays.

Pets on board

On the vessels of Ventouris Ferries, there are a number of kennels available, which must be booked in advance.

Keep in mind that pets are not allowed in indoor public areas or in vehicles. For walks outside, dogs must wear a muzzle and be on a leash.

Here are some travel tips for your trip from Bari to Kefalonia:

• We recommend that you arrive at the port of Bari at least 1.5 hr before boarding, especially if you are transferring your vehicle as well.
• When checking your ferry departure/arrival time, note that there's a 1-hr time difference between Italy and Greece.
• Consider booking a bed cabin for the Bari - Kefalonia crossing, as it’s quite long
• Vehicle tickets are also limited in availability, so make sure to plan your trip as early as possible if you want to explore Kefalonia at your own pace. There are also special offers for cars and campers.
• Ferries to Kefalonia arrive at the port of Sami. From there, you can discover other neighboring ports in Greece, including the port of Kyllini in the Peloponnese. Gather inspiration on our Map of ferries and explore more destinations in Greece!
• Check out our Kefalonia travel guide and find more tips about what to do and see on this beautiful Greek island!

Where to take the ferry from Bari to Kefalonia

Ferries to Kefalonia depart from the port of Bari. The port area is divided into the Old and the New Port. Ferries to Kefalonia usually depart from the New Port, specifically from Terminal Crociere.

Within walking distance, you can find numerous monuments and historic sites, as well as various visitor amenities, such as bars, restaurants, shops, and private parking lots.