Igoumenitsa

Igumenitsa is a small town on the west coast of Greece in the historical province of Epirus and the most important transport hub on the Adriatic Sea. The port of Igumenitsa is the third largest in Greece. Domestic and international ferry services are carried out from the port.

Ferry service from Igumenica

Ferry service from Igumenitsa is carried out by Kerkira Lines, Minoan Lines and Superfast Ferries in directions to Corfu and Paxi, Italian: Ancona, Bari, Venice, Florence. Up to 6 flights go to Corfu daily, the ticket price for one passenger starts from 10 euros, the crossing of two passengers with a car will cost from 60 euros.

Crossing to Italian ports will cost from 70 euros for a "deck" ticket without indicating a place, 80 euros for a ticket in an aircraft-type chair with indicating a place and from 169 euros for a place in a cabin without a porthole. For more comfortable cabins, the transportation of pets must be paid extra. The cost of crossing a car up to 6 m long and up to 2 m high begins with 89 euros, if the car is larger - the price will be higher. Carriers offer discount cards and a developed discount system.

The crossing to Venice will take about 20 hours, flights to one of the Italian ports depart daily, the ferry leaves late in the evening and arrives at the port of destination after 17 hours of local time. On board the ferry there are restaurants, lounges for entertainment, shops.

Port of Igumenica

You can get to the port from Kerkyra Airport (Corfu), but you will have to use the ferry, and the road will take from 2 hours or more depending on the chosen ferry line. An alternative route from Athens Airport - about 500 km - will take 5-6 hours.

The international terminal is located in the southern part of the port, the inner one is slightly north, between them it is easy to drive or walk along the embankment.

The passenger terminal building has a cafe, Wi-Fi, sanitary facilities, waiting rooms.

In the international port, passengers pass passport control in the passenger terminal, motorists, along with passengers, at the checkpoint of cars.

Ferry tickets can be purchased from the port offices, but it is better to book in advance on our website.