Bari Cruise Port (Terminal Crociere di Bari) Tours and Tickets

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• Shore Excursion from Bari Port to Matera Sassi and Alberobello Trulli

The Bari Cruise Port is located a short walk north of Bari Vecchia, the city’s walled historic center visible from the seafront promenade. It’s best to get to the old town on foot to explore its narrow cobblestone streets—you’ll reach St. Nicholas Basilica in about 15 minutes.

Bari’s top attractions are all within walking distance of the Bari Cruise Port, from the 12th-century St. Nicholas Basilica to the sprawling Swabian Castle. Be sure to walk around Bari Vecchia, a historic maze of alleyways concealing dozens of churches, shops, and local women making orecchiette pasta by hand.

Yes, plenty of luggage storage facilities are located throughout Bari, including one at the cruise port on Molo San Vito, a few in the old town, and several near the Bari Centrale train station. Check with your cruise provider for the best recommendation based on your departure time.

Take a taxi or book a private transfer to go directly from the Bari airport to the cruise port—the drive takes about 25 minutes. There’s also a 20-minute train from the airport to the Bari Centrale train station, which is a quick taxi or 15-minute ride on the 50 bus to the cruise port.

Yes, a variety of guided tours depart from the Bari Cruise Port. If you have a few hours to spare, take a walking or rickshaw tour of Bari’s old town, or taste street food with a local. Popular day trips from Bari include the trulli of Alberobello and the stunning seaside towns of Monopoli and Polignano a Mare.