The ferry from Venice to Patras connects Italy with Greece. The route is offered up to 3 times a week by the shipping company
Anek Superfast. The journey time is about 32 hours.
Patras
Patras is the third largest city in Greece and is located in the northwest of the Peloponnese peninsula on the Gulf of Patras. The city is an important transportation hub and port that connects Greece with Italy and the Ionian Sea. Among the most famous sights are the Roman Odeon, the impressive amphitheater from the 2nd century AD, the archaeological site of Patras and the castle of Patras, which offers a breathtaking view over the city and the sea. Another attraction is the Church of St. George, an impressive Byzantine building. Patras is also known for its carnival, one of the largest and most colorful festivals in the country, which attracts numerous visitors every year.
The ferry port of Patras in Greece offers connections to the Greek islands of Kefalonia and Ithaca as well as to Italy. A total of 6 routes are offered here several times a day by the shipping companies Levante Ferries, Grimaldi Lines, Minoan Lines and Anek Superfast.
Venedig
A city crisscrossed by canals on which the gondolas and other boats pass, spanned by countless bridges, in addition to a historic cityscape with palaces, churches and the famous St. Mark's Square. Venice is history, romance and uniqueness.
The ferry port of Venice connects Italy with Croatia, Slovenia and Greece. A total of 8 routes are offered here several times a day by the shipping companies Venezia Lines, Kompas and Anek Superfast.
2 Sailings Weekly
32 h
Venice
Patras