Igoumenitsa - Patras Ferries

Igoumenitsa is located just to the east of Corfu. It is nestled on Igoumenitsa Bay at the northwestern side of Greece, in Epirus province. The town is an important ferry terminal and a tourist hub. It serves as one of the country's gateways to Western Europe and it is a centre for Adriatic Sea traffic. From the port, you can easily reach any bank, hotel, exchange or shop.

Two companies offer service between Igoumenitsa and Patras. Minoan Lines offers domestic and international routes from Igoumenitsa. The Patras-Corfu-Igoumenitsa route is serviced three to four times a week during low season and six times a week during high season (no sailings on Monday). The total journey takes eight hours.

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Anek Lines operates ferries on two different routes from Igoumenitsa: Igoumenitsa-Ancona and Igoumenitsa-Patras. There are daily departures on both these routes during the summer season.

Patras was, for a long time, second to the port of Piraeus before it constructed a new port and re-launched its title as Greece's ?Gateway to the West?. Patras? new ferry port plays a key role in the eastern Mediterranean, offering high-level cargo services. There are also new passenger ferry terminals in both the new and existing port. Journey times from here to Athens are about three hours by bus.