New ferry line between Ancona and Bar with Adria Ferries Mia

(ANSA) - ANCONA, JUN 28 - From July 9, 2024, it will operate on the new route between Italy and Montenegro, responding to the growing interest in the beautiful Balkan country in full development in terms of hotel accommodation and tourist services. This is announced by Adria Ferries spa, which with the AF Mia, a cruise ferry that joined the Adria Ferries fleet in December 2023, will operate on the Ancona - Bar route. The ferry connection between Ancona and Bar, and vice versa, will be provided with departures from both ports on a biweekly basis.
    "The opening of the new line," the company recalls, "is the result of a strong synergy born and developed in recent months between the Government of Montenegro, the Embassy of Italy in Montenegro and Adria Ferries spa.
    The ship can accommodate more than 1,500 passengers and has about 200 cabins, all with full facilities. These include 14 suites with double beds, 12 of which are located on the upper deck and fully refurbished in May 2024. The AF Mia "features an armchair lounge and spacious common areas that ensure comfortable travel for all types of passengers. There are specially designed cabins for traveling with pets, and cabins equipped for transporting persons with reduced mobility (Pmr).
    Completing the range of services on AF Mia are a duty free shop and a dedicated children's area.
    There are four bars on board, including an open-air one that also offers freshly prepared flatbread pizza, kebabs, and salads, and one that specializes in cocktails and premium drinks for a pleasant aperitif or after-dinner drink. There are two restaurants available to passengers, a self-service with about 300 seats and an à la carte featuring a sophisticated ambience and recipes of Italian and international cuisine carefully executed by the on-board chef.
    "The new line," stresses Adria Ferries spa, "represents a unique opportunity to explore Montenegro, taking advantage of a comfortable journey featuring high-quality services on board AF Mia." (ANSA).