Brindisi

The beautiful city of Brindisi sits on the coast of the Adriatic Sea. It is located in the Italian region of Puglia. Thousands of tourists visit this wonderful town arriving by ship to the seaport of Brindisi.

Ferry companies

The seaport is served by three operators. Travelers can go from Brindisi to the Greek ports of Corfu and Igoumenitsa, or to the Albanian Vleri. Large cruise liners arrive here, offering passengers longer sea voyages.

Great service from Grimaldi Lines

The ferry operator offers customers crossings to Greek ports:

• Korfu – two trips a week, 6 hours and 30 minutes;
• Igoumenitsa – seven crossings, 8 hours.

The ferry ticket can be booked online, and the crossing will be free for a child under three years old. For children under 12 there is a 50% discount.

Comfortable crossings from A-Ships Management S.A.

The operator serves all three routes for which tourists most often come to Brindisi. Its liners take 7 hours and 30 minutes to bring passengers to the ports of Greece. The ferries from Brindisi sail to Corfu twice a week and to Igoumenitsa – five times. The voyage to Vleri (Albania, 5 crossings a week) takes half an hour less. Passengers of the ferries can enjoy the view of the Adriatic Sea, or find other entertainment on board. We recommend that you book your tickets for the desired flight in advance, due to the congestion of the lines.

Single with nature on board a European Ferries 

The ferries depart from the Italian port of Vlerea twice a week. The trip takes seven hours. It is a great budget option for those who want to enjoy the beauty of the waters. There are no Wi-Fi and no scanners on board this operator's ferries, so it's imperative that you print your tickets if you purchased them online.

The ferry is a good option for those who want to enjoy the beauty of the area.

Peculiarities of Brindisi

Brindisi consists of two main parts: the inner and outer harbor. The latter is divided directly into the port, which is located in the east, and the naval base in the west. The length of the quay front is up to 4 km.

The harbor can be reached not only by water, but also by shuttle bus or cab. The marina is located 6 km from the city center. It is convenient to get to Brindisi by train from Rome. The trip takes 5 hours.

Brindisi has a Mediterranean climate, so it is more like Greece than Italy.