The route

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The ferry crossing from Kefalonia to Astakos is covered by Ionion Pelagos who offer 7 weekly sailings, with a maximum duration of 2 hours 40 minutes and primarily morning and afternoon departures. Ferry operators serving this line have ships suitable for vehicle transportation, so you can reach your destination with your car, motorbike or camper van.

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Ferry Operators

• IONION PELAGOS

  7 weekly sailings

  Duration: 2 hours 20 minutes

SAMI (KEFALONIA) ASTAKOS offers

IONION PELAGOS

Port of Sami (Kefalonia)

The port of Sami is on the island of Kefalonia, located on the north-eastern coast. There are connections with national and international ports from Sami. The port is small and there are some beautiful beaches in the immediate vicinity. There are many tourist services at the port including a taxi service and buses to other locations on the island including Argostoli, Poros, Agia Efimia. The nearest airport is on the island itself, eight kilometers from Argostoli, and 33 kilometers from the port of Sami. ... [More information]

Address: Poseidonos, Kefalonia 280 80, Greece

Directions: Google Map @ Sami (Kefalonia), port

Guide of Astakos

Astakos is a small fishing town on the western coast of mainland Greece. The mainland region of Aetoloacarnania and the Ionian Islands. Often used as a less busy and cheaper alternative to Piraeus, the word Astakos also means lobster in Greek!

A brief history of Astakos

During the Ottoman period, between the 16th century until the Greek War of Independence, Astakos is in a region that was formerly called Karleli and formed the province (sanjak) in the Rumelia Eyalet. Today the region is named Aetolia-Acarnania, built after the Greek War of Independence in the late-1820s. ... [More information]