Brindisi - Igoumenitsa Ferries & Routes

The seaport town of Brindisi is of chief importance due to its position as a starting-point for the Eastern Mediterranean. The inner harbour depth allows ocean steamers to lie at the quays. Frederick II constructed an impressive castle with huge round towers to guard the inner harbour; today it serves as a prison. The cathedral, dating from 1178, was destroyed by earthquakes and restored in 1743 to 1749.

Book Brindisi to Igoumenitsa ferry tickets

Hellenic Mediterranean Lines (HML) Ferries operates the route from Brindisi to Igoumenitsa, which takes approximately nine hours. The company connects Italy with the Greek mainland and a number of the Greek islands. Being a specialist operator, with only two vessels in its fleet and very specific destinations, HML Lines prides itself in offering on-time sailings and efficient and quality service. The company adheres to most of the international safety and maintenance standards and continually strives to offer the best possible service to its customers.

Located to the east of Corfu, Igoumenitsa is an important ferry terminal and a tourist centre. It is one of the country's gateways to Western Europe, and a major hub for Adriatic Sea traffic. You can easily walk from the port to banks, hotels, bureaux de change and shops.