Fragline Ferries operates out of Italy and supplies routes to Corfu and Igoumenitsa in Greece. The ferry line is well known for their ferry crossings departing from Brindisi and heading to the ferry ports of Corfu and Igoumenitsa.

Fragline ferry’s first began connecting the Brindisi freight port in Italy with the ferry port at Igoumenitsa in Greece. Now the ferry line also has expanded to encompass the ferry port at Corfu. The ferry departs from Brindisi, stops at Corfu, and the continues on to the final destination of Igoumenitsa.

In the peak summer months, Fragline offers daily crossings to Corfu and Igoumenitsa. During out of season times, mainly fall and winter, crossings drop down to two or three per week. The ferry crossing takes 1 hour, 45 minutes from Igoumenitsa, and then seven hours from Corfu to Brindisi. Overnight crossings are available as well, however from Corfu to Brindisi the crossing duration increases on the overnight trip.

All crossings are onboard the Ouranos which can accommodate up to 1,125 passengers and 270 vehicles in the car terminal. Onboard amenities include sleeper cabins, a swimming pool, and a bar and restaurant.

Fragline is well known for its impeccable customer service, and adherence to international safety standards. The ferry is outfitted with all modern conveniences, and runs on a punctual schedule departing from each port in a timely manner.

Departure times from Brindisi, Corfu, and Igoumenitsa can be viewed online. Reservations can be made via online, phone, or by visiting the ticket office in one of the ferry ports. Reservations are recommended in the summer months when passenger traffic increases, and are also recommended for passengers planning to board with a vehicle.

Fragline Ferries was establish in the 1950’s by Captain George Fragoudakis and is still family owned and operated by the Fragoudakis family. The ferry company maintains a head office in Athens, Greece.

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