Port of Igoumenitsa: Terminals, Parking & Travel Guide 2026 

Igoumenitsa has two separate ferry port areas. Make sure you go to the correct one. Ferries to Corfu and the Ionian Islands use the Northern Port (Old Port), near the city centre. International ferries to Italy use the International Port (New Port), further south. 

Essential Port Services & Facilities 

Parking at Igoumenitsa Port 

Parking arrangements differ between the Northern Port (Corfu and Ionian departures) and the International Port (Italy departures). 

⚠️ Rates and conditions may change. Check the latest information with the Igoumenitsa Port Authority (OLIG) before travel. 

💡 Tip: If you plan to charge before boarding, check live charger availability in advance and allow extra time during busy travel periods. 

Terminal Facilities at Igoumenitsa Port 

Facilities differ between the two port areas. The International Port (Italy departures) has passenger terminal facilities, while the Northern Port (Corfu and Ionian departures) is closer to the city centre and its shops, cafés and other services. 

International Port Facilities 

Northern Port Facilities 

The Northern Port is located beside Igoumenitsa city centre, giving passengers easy access to nearby cafés, bakeries, restaurants, ATMs and shops before departure. 

Ferry Routes & Tickets from Igoumenitsa 

The Port of Igoumenitsa connects mainland Greece with Corfu and other Ionian destinations, as well as international Adriatic routes to Italy. Routes and frequency can vary by season and ferry operator.

For current routes, ferry companies, schedules, journey times and ticket information, see our complete Igoumenitsa Ferries & Tickets guide.

Arriving Late at Igoumenitsa Port? 

Late-night arrivals are common in Igoumenitsa, especially for passengers arriving on ferries from Italy. Your options depend on which port you arrive at.

International Port (Italy ferries): The port is south of the city centre. If you arrive late, arranging your onward transport or accommodation in advance can make the arrival easier, especially if you are travelling without a car.

Northern Port (Corfu & Ionian ferries): You arrive much closer to central Igoumenitsa, with accommodation, cafés, restaurants and other services within or near the city centre.

💡 Local tip: If your ferry arrives late at night, check your accommodation's check-in arrangements and transport before departure. Taxi availability can vary late at night. 

Need somewhere to stay after your ferry? Find accommodation near Igoumenitsa Port. 

Port of Igoumenitsa – Frequently Asked Questions

Which port in Igoumenitsa do I need for Corfu or Italy ferries?

Ferries to Corfu and other Ionian destinations use the Northern Port (Old Port) near Igoumenitsa city centre. International ferries to Italy use the International Port (New Port) further south. These are two separate port areas, so check your destination before driving to the port. For complete route details, schedules and operators, see our Igoumenitsa Ferries, Routes & Tickets guide.

Are the Northern Port and International Port in Igoumenitsa the same place?

No. They are separate port areas serving different ferry traffic. The Northern Port (Old Port) is beside the city centre and serves Corfu and other Ionian departures, while the International Port (New Port) is further south and serves international Adriatic ferries to Italy. If you arrive at the wrong port area, a taxi or car is the most practical way to move between them, especially with luggage. See our guide to taxi services in Igoumenitsa.

Is there parking at Igoumenitsa Port?

Yes, but parking arrangements differ between the two port areas. The International Port has designated paid parking managed by the Igoumenitsa Port Authority (OLIG), with official tariffs published by the Port Authority. Around the Northern Port, parking options are available near the port and city centre. Always check local signs and restrictions before leaving your vehicle. See the parking section above for current details.

How do I get from the KTEL bus station to Igoumenitsa Port?

The KTEL Thesprotia bus station is located near the Northern Port, making it convenient for passengers travelling to Corfu and other Ionian destinations. If your ferry departs from the International Port for Italy, you need to continue to the separate port area further south. With luggage, a taxi is usually the more practical option. For regional connections and timetables, see our Igoumenitsa bus guide.

Can I walk from Igoumenitsa Port to the city centre?

From the Northern Port, yes — Igoumenitsa city centre is within easy walking distance, with cafés, bakeries, ATMs, shops and restaurants nearby. The International Port is further south, so a taxi or car is more practical, particularly if you have luggage or arrive late at night. For local dining options, see our Where to Eat in Igoumenitsa guide.

How early should I arrive at Igoumenitsa Port before my ferry?

There is no single arrival time for every ferry. Check-in requirements depend on the ferry operator, route and whether you are travelling as a foot passenger or with a vehicle. International ferry operators may require passengers to report well before departure, so always follow the instructions on your booking confirmation and allow extra time during busy summer periods. For operator-specific information, see our ferry companies and routes guide.

Where can I buy ferry tickets at Igoumenitsa Port?

Ferry tickets can be purchased through ferry operators and local ticket agencies in Igoumenitsa. If you already have a booking, follow your ferry operator's instructions for ticket collection, validation and check-in. For ferry companies, booking information and ticket-office details, see our Igoumenitsa Ferries & Tickets guide.

What passenger facilities are available at Igoumenitsa Port?

Facilities depend on which port area you use. The International Port has passenger terminal facilities for travellers on Adriatic routes, while the Northern Port is more closely integrated with Igoumenitsa city centre and its cafés, shops and other services. If you need a specific facility, such as luggage storage or accessibility assistance, check availability before travelling because services can change.

What should I expect if I arrive at Igoumenitsa Port late at night?

Late-night arrivals are common on some international ferry services. If you arrive at the International Port, arranging onward transport or accommodation in advance can make your arrival easier, especially if you are travelling without a car. Late-night food, shopping and taxi availability can be limited. For nearby places to stay, see our guide to accommodation near Igoumenitsa Port.

Is Igoumenitsa Port accessible for passengers with reduced mobility?

Accessibility and boarding assistance can depend on the terminal and ferry operator. If you need wheelchair assistance or other support, contact your ferry company before travelling so the required arrangements can be confirmed. For questions about port facilities, you can also contact the Igoumenitsa Port Authority (OLIG) at +30 26650 99300 or olig@olig.gr. These contact details are currently published by OLIG.