Piran is a port city in Slovenia, in the region of Istria on the Adriatic Sea. Situated on a narrow peninsula of Punta Madonna, Piran faces Italy across the Gulf of Trieste. Until the late 19th century, Piran was inhabited mainly by Italians due to its proximity to the Italian-Slovenian border, Trieste is infact less than 40 kilometers away.
The port of Piran is located in Slovenia, small in size, is developed in an inlet, where there are piers and docks equipped for the docking of hydrofoils and passenger ferries, which provide connections.
The port reality enjoys a good organization for the reception of passenger ferry traffic to Piran, recreational and dedicated fishing boats.
There are many vacationers each year, from national and international backgrounds, who choose to reach this wonderful tourist destination with the convenience of the routes offered by hydrofoils and ferries.
The port of Piran divides the town in two, between the two districts of Punta and Marciana.
The port area of Piran is divided into small and large breakwater, new pier and main pier, and is equipped for docking ships to and from Piran.
Around the ferry terminal to Piran you will find various services, such as parking lots, bars and restaurants, stores, gas stations, information office, and various accommodation options.
From the port of Piran there are numerous connections to Venezia e and Trieste and the duration varies depending on the destination, it can be 40 minutes or as in the case of Trieste two hours and 45 minutes. The crossings are operated by the Venezia Lines and Liberty Lines shipping companies.
Near the port you will find services such as bars, pastry shops, restaurants, pizzerias, grocery stores, information offices, and ATMs. Given the location close to the historic center you will also find stores selling local products.
