Ancona - Corfu Ferries

Passenger traffic through Ancona's ferry terminal has sharply risen in the last 20 years. Annually, 700,000 passengers a year pass through the port of Ancona. Traffic is heavier in summer and mostly between the countries of northwest Europe and the countries of the Adriatic Sea, mostly Albania, Croatia, Turkey and Greece. The addition of high-speed carriers has created a considerably addition flow of passenger traffic with cars and trucks as well as new routes like ancona to corfu.

While in Ancona, there are several historical places to visit in a short time. Trajan's Arch and St Cyriac's Cathedral overlook the port. Nearby you?ll also find Mole Vanvitelliana, Merchants' Loggia, St Mary in the Square, Jesus' Church and St Francis at the Stairs. There is also Plebiscite Square, the National Archaeological Museum and the Art Gallery.

Book Ancona to Corfu ferry tickets

ANEK Lines operates a ferry service from Patras to Ancona, which calls at Corfu en route and runs daily during the summer months. The number of crossings is reduced to six per week during the low season. The total journey time is 19 hours, 30 minutes. There is good wheelchair access onboard ferries for those with disabilities. Passengers are urged to inform staff of any special needs when making their reservations.

Corfu is part of the Ionian Islands group which is a few nautical miles away from the port of Igoumenitsa and from the harbour of Patras. Located off the western coast of Greece, Corfu is best known for its stunning and varied landscape with gorgeous beaches, rolling hills and lovely orchards. The port of Corfu Town (Kérkira) is a labyrinth of medieval cobbled streets offering a wide selection of shops and services.