Documents

All passengers, both adults and children, must travel with a valid identification document.

Passengers under the age of 14 are not permitted to travel alone. They must be continuously supervised by their parents and/or or a trustee and cannot move around the Vessel unaccompanied. The Carrier shall not be liable for any harm experienced by minors in violation of the present GTC.

Passengers aged between 14 and 18 may travel alone, provided they have written permission from the person who has the legal right to authorize the travel and that, at the same time, indemnify the Carrier from any responsibility. In absence of the aforementioned written authorization, the Company shall deny the embarking of the passenger.

Connections to Croatia:

Passport/Identity Card Valid for Travel Abroad: It is imperative to travel with a valid identification document (passport or identity card valid for travel abroad). The required residual validity of the passport is ninety (90) days from the anticipated date of the conclusion of the stay. The identification document must be valid and suitable in accordance with the selected destination (passport or identity card valid for travel abroad). It is important to note that difficulties have been reported regarding the recognition of renewed paper identity cards bearing a stamp for entry into Croatia, and, in some instances, refusals have occurred for holders of electronically renewed identity cards accompanied by a certificate issued by the municipality. Therefore, in order to avoid any unpleasant inconveniences, it is advised that passengers with expiring documents fully renew their identification.

Travel Abroad for Minors: All Italian minors traveling abroad must possess an individual travel document. Consequently, either minors, even if listed on their parents’ passports prior to November 25, 2009, are required to hold an individual passport or, where recognized by the countries transited, a valid identity card for international travel. According to Circular No. 1 dated January 27, 2012, issued by the Ministry of the Interior, “the identity card valid for international travel issued to minors under the age of fourteen may, upon request, include the names of the parents or guardians.” In the absence of such information, it is advisable to obtain a family status certificate or a birth certificate for the minor to present at the border if requested by the authorities.

Until the age of fourteen, Italian minors may travel abroad provided they are accompanied by at least one parent or trustee, or if their name is mentioned on the passport or in a declaration of accompaniment issued by a person authorized to give consent as per Article 3, letter a) of Law No. 1185 of November 21, 1967, and endorsed by a competent authority for issuance (Italian Questura or Consular Office abroad), indicating the name of the individual, entity, or transportation company to whom the minors are entrusted.

For the entry of vehicles into Croatia, the following documents are required: a valid driver’s license, the vehicle registration certificate, and either Italian or foreign insurance. Citizens with vehicles bearing foreign registration plates are kindly requested to present the vehicle registration certificate at check-in.

For the operation of a vehicle not owned by the operator, it is advisable to obtain a written authorization, duly signed by the vehicle’s owner, accompanied by a photocopy of the owner’s identification document. In Croatia, the possession of a category A2 driving license is required for the operation of a motorcycle with an engine displacement exceeding 50 cc.

In any event, the Company advises all passengers to obtain updated information from their local Police Headquarters, as well as from the Embassies or Consulates of the destination country accredited in Italy and/or in their country of origin, or from their travel agent. Presentation for embarking with an expired or unsuitable document shall not constitute grounds for a refund.