Find Great Parking Deals at Bari International Airport

Bari Karol Wojtyła Airport is an international airport that serves Bari, a city in southern Italy. It’s approximately 5 miles away from the city center. If you’re searching for a safe and inexpensive Bari Airport parking area, we can help you find the one that fits all your needs. See below for more information regarding the on-site parking facilities, as well as parking rates and a few helpful tips.

• P1 (Short Stay) is located in front of the airport terminal building and offers plenty of parking spaces suitable for short-term parking. It’s ideal for drivers who are coming to pick up arriving passengers. During the first 6 hours, the hourly parking rate is €2. A maximum daily rate in this Bari Airport parking area is €22.
• PM has an entrance inside the P1 parking facility, and it’s directly across from the terminal building. A parking rate is €6.50 for the first 6 hours and €15 for up to 12 hours. The maximum rate per day is €18. If you park your car there for a week, the weekly rate will be €90, which means that the daily cost will be less than €13.
• P2 offers convenient parking spots next to the terminal area — the walk to the entrance takes only a minute. This car parking structure has the following parking rates: €5.50 for the first 6 hours, €12 for 6-12 hours, and €14.50 for up to 24 hours. If you pre-book your Bari Airport parking spot, the daily parking rate will be €10 per day or €47 per week.
• P3 & P3A provide the most affordable rates. Both parking structures are a few minutes away from the terminal entrance. If you’re searching for a cost-effective long-term parking space, this is your best on-site option. No hourly rates are available, and the fixed daily rate is €7. Park for a week and pay €6 per day.

Passengers who want to reduce their expenses should make a parking reservation at least 24 hours in advance. This way, you’ll get the cheapest spot and a hassle-free Bari Airport parking process.

All on-site parking areas offer accessible parking spaces. To use them, a passenger needs to own a disabled parking permit or license plate. Standard parking rates apply.