Corfu Brindisi Ferry
Embarking on the ferry from Corfu to Brindisi is a delightful way to link the beauty of Greece with the charm of southern Italy. Arriving in Brindisi, a historic port city in the Puglia region, travellers are welcomed by a mix of ancient and modern charm.
Explore landmarks like the Roman Column marking the end of the Appian Way, visit the picturesque harbour, or enjoy the local cuisine. Brindisi is a perfect starting point for discovering Puglia’s treasures, including Alberobello’s iconic trulli houses and Lecce’s stunning Baroque architecture.
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About Brindisi
Brindisi Port, located in the southern Italian region of Puglia, is a historic and strategically important port on the Adriatic Sea. It serves as a major hub for maritime trade and ferry connections. The port is divided into an inner and outer harbour.
Surrounding the port, the city of Brindisi boasts a rich history dating back to Roman times. Key landmarks include Castello Svevo, Castello Alfonsino and the Roman Column. The waterfront promenade, Lungomare Regina Margherita, offers stunning views of the harbour and is lined with cafes and restaurants.
The area around Brindisi is known for its olive groves, vineyards, and beautiful countryside. Nearby attractions include the whitewashed towns of Ostuni, the Baroque architecture of Lecce, and the sandy beaches of the Salento Peninsula. The region's mix of historical sites and natural beauty makes it a vibrant destination for travellers.
About Corfu
The Port of Corfu, situated in Corfu Town, is the main maritime hub connecting the island to mainland Greece, neighbouring islands, Albania, and Italy. Offering frequent ferry services to destinations like Igoumenitsa, Paxos, and Saranda, as well as seasonal routes to Bari, Ancona, and Venice, the port is a vital gateway for travellers.
The facilities include modern passenger terminals, parking areas, luggage services, and nearby shops and cafes, ensuring convenience and comfort for foot passengers and those travelling with vehicles. The port’s location near Corfu’s historic centre, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, provides easy access to the island’s cultural landmarks, Venetian architecture, and vibrant local markets. With efficient year-round services and stunning views of the Ionian Sea, the Port of Corfu ensures a seamless and enjoyable travel experience.
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AFerry: 16381406 Grimaldi Lines: G240741363.…
AFerry: 16381406 Grimaldi Lines: G240741363. Very complicated check-in. I ordered tickets online. Everything was written in Italian, I would prefer English. I considered the document in the appendix \"Biglieto\" to be a ticket for a ship. Fortunately, I visited your office on Eth Street. Antistaseos 4, Kerkira, where I just got my \"real\" tickets. Your employee in this office was very unpleasant. Another problem was navigation in the harbor. Since it was my first time at this location, it was difficult to understand where to stand with my vehicle and when the port would be opened and how the inspection would be done. The information sign is completely missing.
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