Ferry to Greece
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Ferry to Greece
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You can get ferries to Greece from a range of destinations such as Italy and Albania. Ports that sail to Greece include Saranda, Bodrum, Santorini (Thira), Athens (Piraeus) & Aegina. There are up to 4857 ferries running per week. Ferries to Greece are provided by 34 ferry operators including Grimaldi Lines, Minoan Lines, Ventouris Ferries, Anek Superfast & Blue Star Ferries. Use our Deal Finder to see live pricing and availability and book your ferry to Greece today.
The Greece ferry timetable varies depending on the route you take.
The Saranda to Corfu ferry sails approximately 12 times per week, with an average duration of about 25 minutes.
First ferry: 05:00
Last ferry: 20:00
The Bodrum to Kos ferry currently sails around 20 times per week. The journey takes about 30 minutes.
First ferry: 13:00
Last ferry: 22:30
The duration of the ferry to Greece depends on the route. The Saranda to Corfu ferry takes 25 minutes on average.
The fastest ferry to Greece is Iraklia to Schinoussa. This journey usually takes 7 minutes.
Ferries to Greece are provided by 34 ferry companies. These include Grimaldi Lines, Minoan Lines, Ventouris Ferries, Anek Superfast & Blue Star Ferries. There are currently 1210 daily and 4857 weekly sailings from Greece.
There are 83 ferry ports in Greece. Corfu is the most popular port.
The price of the ferry to Greece varies depending on the route you choose. The Saranda to Corfu ferry costs £45.79 on average whereas the Bodrum to Kos ferry usually costs £43.98.
The most popular ferry route to Greece is the Saranda to Corfu ferry with 12 weekly sailings. The second most popular ferry to Greece is the Bodrum to Kos ferry with 20 weekly sailings.
Unfortunately, there is no direct UK to Greece ferry. The best way to get from the UK to Greece is to fly. There are plenty of flights available from the UK to destinations such as Athens and Crete. You can then get a ferry to other islands within Greece.
The cheapest ferry to Greece depends on the route, season, ferry company and whether you are travelling with a vehicle or not. Prices are generally cheaper for foot passengers.
Cheapest Greece ferry price: £7.32
Cheapest Greece ferry route: Iraklia to Schinoussa
Yes, it is possible to get an overnight ferry to Greece depending on your route.
Yes, you can take your car on ferries to Greece. Simply follow the signs at the port and staff will be on hand to guide you into the correct lane. Greece car operators include Grimaldi Lines, Minoan Lines, Ventouris Ferries, Anek Superfast & Blue Star Ferries.
Yes, you can take your pet on ferries to Greece. We recommend checking the ferry operator's pet policy before you travel. Greece pet operators include Grimaldi Lines, Minoan Lines, Ventouris Ferries, Blue Star Ferries & Dodekanisos Seaways.
There are a range of ferry companies that allow you to travel with a campervan to Greece.
It's easy to book ferry tickets to Greece at Direct Ferries. Just use our Deal Finder to compare times and prices and find the best Greece ferry to suit you.
Ferries to Greece travel from:
The fastest ferry crossing to Greece is via the Iraklia to Schinoussa route, with a crossing time of approximately 7 minutes.
The cheapest ferry to Greece is £7 on the Iraklia to Schinoussa ferry. Price exclusive of booking fees.
Ferry Ports in Greece:
Yes, you can bring your pets onboard the ferries. Where pets are allowed on the ferries depends on the ferry company. Currently you can bring pets on ferries with:
"Everything was good"
Nice staff, clean ship, unfortunately no chairs on deck. Punctual departure and arrival. Cabin was ok (unfortunately no place for dogs pee, would be helped with a sandbox.
"Good boat good crew"
Have nothing negative to say, I wish it would give even more choices when eating on the deck!
"Enjoyed the crossing"
We enjoyed the crossing. We were with our camper van, but weren't informed about the open Decker.
"very pleasant "
A beautiful new shipand the voyageis like holiday. There I found it very pleasant, and there is nothing that this feeling would have seriously tarnished. Nevertheless, two points are named, who have not shown optimal: 1 Why did the first class dormitory closed, even though I have booked it there? I do not understand. Even in the off season but there could easily be opened if there is paying passengers, right? 2 After leaving the ship, there was an incredible traffic chaos, and there's ruthlessness and danger, not least because of the " stronger, " trucks. Could not regulate the traffic to leave the port? A little civilization would do well here!