How to get from umaga to venice. Distance from Umag to Venice

One of my favorite countries. Last year I rested in Umag - the very southern city this country. Wonderful place. But there are many tourists, especially athletes, because it hosts annual tennis tournaments, the symbol of the city is a tennis racket, there is even a tennis academy.

But the rest in Umag ended with a trip to Venice for a few days. Do you think I'm crazy? No, I just love to travel. :)

Bus

One way to travel from Umag to Venice is by bus. This route is served by Flixbus, a well-known company in Western and Central Europe.

True, there is one nuance here - only one bus per day runs between the cities, which leaves at 15:45 from the main bus station Umag.

Therefore, I would recommend that you check the departure schedule of this bus, because everything can change by the time you travel along the route. All information on this matter can be found on the carrier's website (I will indicate this Internet resource just below) or directly at the Umag bus station. You will spend three hours and forty minutes on the road with such transport. This is relatively short, given the fact that between the cities a little more than two hundred kilometers.

Buses arrive not at the main station of Venice, but at one of the districts of this city - Mestre, at a stop that is located next to railway station.

Ticket price

A bus pass will cost 96 Croatian kunas (13 euros).

Purchase

You can buy tickets in one of the following ways:

at the box office of the Umag bus station (but get ready for the fact that tickets may not be available);

Ferry

If you want exotic and extraordinary get from Umag to Venice, then choose water transport- Ferries from Venezia Lines run between these cities.

They start from the port of Umag.

But there is one huge minus here - ferries are available only a few times a month. Even in the summer season, when there is a demand for such services, you can not use them every day.

For me, for example, this is strange, but the fact remains. So always check the ferry schedule and plan your trip well in advance. The official website of Venezia Lines, which I will indicate below, will come in handy for you. The duration of the ferry trip is a little less than three hours. This transport is small in size, do not expect to see luxury ships. :) There is only a bunch of seats for passengers, most of them are not even equipped with a bar or cafe where you can drink coffee. Therefore, it is worth taking care of such things on your own.

Ticket price

Traveling in this way is not cheap. There are two categories of seats on the ferry, according to which the price is determined. In particular:

the standard for an adult will cost 497 Croatian kunas (67 euros), for a child - 311 kunas (42 euros);
VIP for an adult costs 607 Croatian kunas (82 euros), and for a child - 423 kunas (57 euros).

Purchase

If you want to buy tickets in advance to be sure that your trip will come true, then book online. You can also apply for a ticket at the ticket office of the port of Umag.

A car

If none of the options is suitable, because in both cases it is necessary to correctly plan the route and adjust to the cruising schedule public transport, then you can use the car to travel from Umag to Venice. But this option is relevant only if you initially travel around Croatia in your own car, because you won’t be able to rent it through.

A trip by such transport will take almost three hours, because the roads in Croatia, Slovenia and Italy are just perfect, so it’s fast. :)

The only point is the motorways in all three European countries paid. In Croatia and Slovenia, the route will run through free routes, but in Italy you will have to pay approximately 13 euros for the fare. Payment is made on the spot in relation to the number of kilometers covered.

Outcome

I travel by bus. I don't like ferries, I get sick. :) Yes, and the traffic schedule is not very suitable - "water" flights are available only four or five times a month.

Average Prices on the Umag Venice Route

Listed prices represent the average price paid by our customers for this route one way. The indicated prices are per person.

Umag guide

The Croatian coastal town of Umag, along with much of Istria, was ruled by the Romans in its early centuries and also came under the influence of the Venetian Empire in 1248. After the fall of the Venetian Empire, Umag was ruled by the Austrians and then Italian until 1943 before coming under Yugoslav rule in 1953. Umag then became part of Croatia, which declared independence in 1991.

The coastline of the city stretches for 20 km and is a popular holiday destination in Croatia. Old city characterized by its narrow cobbled streets and coastline, with picturesque little coves. The city has about 60,000 hotel beds and private accommodation and camping along the coast. There is definitely a place to stay that will suit all budgets and all tastes. Umag is also well known for its harbor and international tennis center, which hosts the Croatian opening every year in July.

Ferries from the port of Umag leave for Venice, with one crossing every week and with a crossing time of around 2 hours and 30 minutes.

Guide to Venice

Italian city Venice was founded 1500 years ago. It is located on 117 islands, interconnected by numerous channels (150) and bridges (400). Historical Center this beautiful city consists of six neighborhoods: Cannaregio, Castello, Dorsoduro, San Marco, San Polo and Santa Croce. All buildings in Venice are supported by oak and pine piles that are driven deep into the ground to provide a solid foundation.

Venice is one of the most beautiful and most visited cities in the world, and of course there is no shortage of attractions that attract tourists. The most impressive can be called the Cathedral of San Marco, with the image of which many associate Venice. Do not leave anyone indifferent and Piazza San Marco, and magnificent palace Doge (Palazzo Ducale), and the Accademia Gallery, which exhibits the works of the great Venetian masters of the XIV-XVIII centuries. The gems of this collection include works by Bellini, Longhi, Picasso, Titian and Rosalba Carriera.

The regular bus usually departs on the following days of the week:

Monday
Wednesday
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Saturday

To see the bus schedule Umag - Venice for a specific date, select the date of travel and click the "Find" button in the search form at the top of the page, or click on the desired date in the calendar on the right.

Numbers of buses that operate on the route

GoOpti, bus number: "GOPT"

Flight statistics for the last 7 days:

Prices for bus tickets Umag — Venice

The average bus fare from Umag to Venice fluctuates around 6327 rubles.

Most cheap ticket, found by our users in the last week costs 961 rubles. per adult from Flixbus.

Distribution of prices for bus tickets Umag — Venice by company:

Flixbus - 961 rubles.
GoOpti - 4013 rubles.

The list displays the minimum ticket prices found in our system for the last 7 days. The cost depends on the day of the week and time of purchase. Tickets departing on weekends and holidays are usually more expensive.

A ticket for the return flight Venice - Umag costs from 7421 rubles per adult.

Average Venice Umag Prices

The prices shown represent the average price paid by our customers for this itinerary one way. The indicated prices are per person.

Guide to Venice

The city of Venice is located in the northeast of Italy, located on 18 islands separated by canals and connected by numerous bridges. The city is located in the swampy Venetian lagoon, which stretches along coastline between the mouths of the rivers Po and Piave. The name Venice originates from the ancient Veneti who lived in the region in the 10th century BC. Venice is arguably one of the most famous cities in the world and is famous for its beautiful architecture, scenery and artwork. It's no surprise that both the city and the lagoon were listed world heritage UNESCO.

The Venice ferry terminal, Passeggeri, connects Venice to the mainland at the exit of the famous Ponte della Liberta bridge. The new Venice Marittima ferry terminal provides wide range services, including receptions, restaurants and shops. Terminal S Marta is located in one of oldest buildings port. This terminal offers modern services such as cafes, shops, etc. Terminal I S Basiliocan accepts ferries from Croatia and the northern Adriatic. Ferries depart from the port of Venice to Mali Lošinj, Pula, Poreč, Rovinj, Igoumenitsa, Patras, Piran and Umag.

Umag guide

Croatian city Umag in Istria is the first town that visitors reach when approaching Istria from Western Europe. Umag attracts visitors with its charm, variety and richness of sights. Umag is a city of 13,000 inhabitants, about 45 km of coastline, and an interesting hinterland that combines the characteristics of the entire region and therefore may be the best introduction for visitors to another experience in the Mediterranean. The rear of Umag shows beautiful fortified hills that offer visitors magnificent scenery and amazing history, an abundance of local agricultural specialties and friendly hosts. The sea in Umag is crystal clear and suitable for swimming from May to October.

Ferries from the port of Umag leave for Venice, with one crossing every week, with a crossing time of around 2 hours and 30 minutes.