Levante Ferries

The ferry Fiori De Levante leaving the port of Kilini ©Greeka.com
The ferry Kefalonia in Kilini ©Greeka.com
The ferry Andreas Kalvos arraving in Patras port ©Greeka.com

Below, you can find all the information you may want to know about the Levante Ferries ferry company.

• Destinations • Fleet and routes • Check-in and discounts • Agencies

Levante Ferries is a multi-awarded Greek ferry company founded in 2014.
Its fleet consists of conventional vessels that operate routes between the mainland and southern islands of the Ionian Sea.

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Destinations

The ferry Mare de Levante docked in the port of Kilini


Levante Ferries operates domestic routes connecting the Peloponnese (Patra and Kilini) with the islands on the southern part of the Ionian Sea.
More specifically, the company's domestic destinations include:

Zakynthos
Kefalonia
Ithaca

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Fleet and routes

The ferry Andreas Kalvos arriving in the port of Kilini


Five conventional vessels comprise the company's fleet.
All ships are equipped with air-conditioning, luggage areas, Wi-Fi, TVs, kennels, and sickbays.

Domestic Routes

► Fior di Levante can transfer 1.140 passengers and 300 vehicles.
It offers only economy seats.
Its facilities include interior lounges with snack bars, an on-deck smoking bar, a shop, and a children's playroom.

► Mare di Levante can transfer 1.068 passengers and 350 vehicles.
It offers only economy seats.
Its facilities include interior lounges with snack bars and an on-deck smoking bar.

► Andreas Kalvos can transfer 1.140 passengers and 300 vehicles.
It offers only economy seats.
Its facilities include interior lounges with snack bars and an on-deck smoking bar.

► Kefalonia can transfer both passengers and vehicles.
It offers only economy seats.
Its facilities include interior lounges with two snack bars.

►Smyrna di Levante can transfer 948 passengers and 300 vehicles.
It offers economy and air-type seats, as well as 73 cabins.
Its facilities include interior lounges with snack bars, two shops and a bar-barbeque on deck.

Lastly, Levante Ferries has bought another ship, called Contessa di Levante, which will be added to the company's fleet when its renovation is completed.

 

Agencies

Levante Ferries has central ticket agencies in Athens (280 Thisseos Avenue, Kallithea), the ports of Kyllini and Patras, as well as the islands of Zakynthos and Kefalonia.
It also has established a network of associate agents that extends through most of Greece's regional units.

Official Website: www.levanteferries.com

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