Overview
Igoumenitsa serves as the primary Greek gateway for ferry travelers arriving from Italy, with multiple daily crossings from Ancona, Bari, Brindisi, and Venice. The city of around 25,000 people offers practical amenities for transit travelers along with pleasant nearby beaches.
Beach · Transit Hub
Before you go
Connectivity
Greek mobile providers offer 4G coverage in the city. WiFi is available at cafes and the ferry terminal. Greece uses Type C and F electrical plugs (230V).
Language
Greek is the official language. English is commonly understood at tourist facilities, ferry terminals, and larger hotels.
Money
Greece uses the euro (€). ATMs are available in the city center and near the ferry terminals. Banks line the main commercial streets.
Safety
Igoumenitsa is a relatively safe city with low violent crime. Standard precautions apply in tourist areas and around ferry terminals.
Transport
The international ferry terminal connects Greece with multiple Italian cities. KTEL buses serve Ioannina and other Epirus destinations. Egnatia Odos provides fast access east to Thessaloniki.
