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Ferries from Greece to Greece
Freightlink has a vast selection of freight ferry crossings on all internal Greece to Greece freight ferry crossings. These are available online 24/7, all at discounted prices.
Online options include features such as save journey, save vehicle, as well as view and compare schedules and prices. Once you have made your selection, you can then book immediately. Our Freight2Ferry © system is linked to many of Europe’s largest ferry operators such as Eurotunnel, Stena Line and LD Lines to name a few.
Customers are also able to book ferry services for cargo vehicles from Greece to several other destinations such as Crete and Italy, all at competitive prices.
Greece to Greece freight ferry services
Greece is situated in south-east Europe and includes a large number of islands such as Cyclades, Crete and the Ionian Islands. The country shares borders with Bulgaria, Turkey, Macedonia and Albania, which provides rail and road networks to other areas of Europe. Greece has a population of 11,237,094 people. Ferries obtain access to the country via the Aegean, Ionian and Mediterranean Seas.
There are several routes available when travelling by ferry to different areas of Greece.
For passengers travelling to Corfu (Greek island on the north-west border of mainland Greece), services are provided sailing to Patras 4 times a week (journey time approximately 7 hours 45 minutes). There are also 4 sailings a week from Patras travelling to Corfu, which takes roughly 5 hours and 30 minutes.
To travel to Crete Minoan Lines provide a frequent ferry service, 14 times a week, from the port of Piraeus to Heraklion. This crossing takes approximately 6 hours.
The port of Pireaus is situated roughly 8 kilometres away from Athens city centre and is the main port in the city. It is also the biggest port in the whole of Greece and is the centre of communications for all the Greek islands. The port offers many services for travellers including ATMs, bars, banks and restaurants.
Heraklion is the capital city of Crete and contains a very busy port, with over a million travellers passing through per year. The port itself provides a range of services and facilities for passengers. There are also restaurants, hotels and shops within walking distance of the port.
Minoan Lines is a leading Greek ferry operator. Passengers are provided with a large selection of onboard facilities including restaurants, shops, a swimming pool, cinema, bars and much more.
Other Greek islands are served by ferry operators such as Strintzis Lines who operate a twice daily sailing from Patras to Sami on Kefalonia.