Brindisi Port
Brindisi Port is a focal point for ferry operators sailing through the Mediterranean.
Although it is not a major tourist destiantion for ferry passengers travelling to Italy, it has some very fine architecture, ancient churches and Roman ruins.
During the Summer months ferry passengers can take the opportunity to travel to Corfu from Brindisi Ferry Port. Other less well known destinations such as Igoumenitsa, Paxi Vlore and Patras Paxi are offered through ferry operators such as Agoudimos Lines, Endeavor Lines and SNAV.
Port of Brindisi services
Brindisi port has a long maritime past. The town has provided a natural harbour for hundreds of years for ships navigating the Adriatic Sea. Nowadays it has regular links with Greek and Turkish destinations, as well as other destinations in the Adriatic.
There aren't many facilities available at the port. Restaurants, banks, and many shops can be found in the nearby city of Brindisi. The town of Brindisi features several worthwhile attractions, particularly if you have some time before your ferry departs. Several ferry operators navigate out of the port to a number of Adriatic destinations.
Ferry services between Brindisi and Cephalonia are provided by Maritime My Way Ferries. SNAV Aliscafi operates sailings from Brindisi to Corfu and Paxi in Greece. Hellenic Mediterranean Lines and Fragline, Blue Star Ferries and Hellenic also provide services to Corfu.
Many ferry operators link Brindisi with Igoumenitsa (Greece). Hellenic Mediterranean Lines operates crossings to the Greek island of Zante. Both Hellenic Mediterranean Lines and Adriatica di Navigazione run services to Patras on the Greek Mainland.
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