The Zakynthos Brindisi ferry line is not available at the moment by sailing companies in partnership with NetFerry.
The port of Zakynthos on the main island, provides connections to Italy and mainland Greece, as well as neighboring Kefalonia. The port area is divided into three areas, a commercial area another dedicated to passenger traffic and another exclusively reserved for freight. There is an international airport on Zakynthos which connects with Athens and some Italian cities. The distance between the port and the airport is 4 kilometers by taxi. The distance from the port to the main points of interest on the island are not passable on foot or bike and it is best to have a car to get around. Kalamaki... [More information]
Address: Lomvardou, Zakinthos 291 00, Greece
Directions: Google Map @ Zakynthos, port
Bathed by the clear waters of the Adriatic Sea on the southern coast of Italy on the heel of the boot the city of Brindisi is an interesting destination to discover, not only during the summer. History Brindisi has ancient origins and the city and its port played a very significant role in Roman times. Brindisi stopover between Greece and the east. A cultural crossroads, Brindisi had its period of greatest wealth under the Romans and the ancient remains of the empire are still evident in the city. A city that is also remembered because it was a port from which Julius Caesar and Octavian sailed... [More information]