Compare Venice to Patras ferry prices by travel date, review the available operators and check the passenger, vehicle and onboard choices before you book.
Choose your travel date, passengers and vehicle details to check current Venice to Patras sailing options and ticket prices.
Prices and availability depend on the exact sailing, passenger mix, vehicle dimensions and ticket conditions. Treat the final booking result as definitive.
Venice–Patras is one of Europe’s longest scheduled passenger-ferry journeys. It links northern Italy with western Greece and can be attractive to motorists who would otherwise drive the length of Italy before crossing the Adriatic.
The service runs via Igoumenitsa, and 2026 has included several revised or cancelled Venice departures. The page therefore uses an approximate duration and directs travellers to the live booking result for the exact itinerary.
For Venice to Patras, the advertised crossing time is only one part of the journey. Allow for port access, check-in, boarding and disembarkation when deciding which departure best fits the day.
Look beyond the headline fare when comparing Venice to Patras. Departure time, ticket flexibility and the transfer after arrival can make a different sailing more convenient overall.
Timetables can change between seasons and weekdays. Check the live result for the exact sailing date, vessel and check-in requirement before arranging tightly timed onward plans.
Compare crossing time, seasonality, vehicle rules and onboard accommodation before booking.
Superfast FerriesCrossing time: roughly 32–34 hours to Patras
Superfast Ferries operates Venice–Igoumenitsa–Patras with cabins, passenger lounges and vehicle decks. Exact arrival time depends on the date, intermediate call and current operational schedule.
Use the operator confirmation for the correct check-in area, terminal instructions and arrival deadline.
The Greece ferry terminal is outside Venice’s historic-centre passenger boat network, so allow time for the road or transfer connection.
Patras is western Greece’s main ferry gateway with motorway connections towards Corinth, Athens and the Peloponnese.
Facilities depend on route length and vessel. Compare the actual ship, seating, cabin and food options shown for your departure.
Longer overnight services can offer private cabins and reserved seating; short high-speed routes focus on passenger seats.
Restaurants, self-service dining, cafés and bars vary by vessel and operator.
Where vehicle carriage is available, enter the correct length and height when booking.
Pet cabins, kennels or designated areas may be available; check the selected sailing before travel.
The assigned vessel can change. Treat the live booking result and operator information as definitive for facilities, accessibility and pet arrangements.
Italy, Croatia and Greece are within the EU and Schengen area, but ferry operators still require accurate passenger details and can check identification at boarding. Carry a valid passport or accepted national identity document and normal vehicle papers.
Make sure the name on the booking matches the traveller’s accepted identification document.
Carry registration, insurance and driving documents and enter accurate vehicle dimensions when booking.
Allow time for terminal, document and vehicle formalities and follow the deadline on the current booking confirmation.
Patras is well positioned for Olympia, Nafplio and the Peloponnese, with the A8 motorway running east towards Corinth and Athens.
For northern Greece, Venice–Igoumenitsa can save several hours of onward driving.
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roughly 32–34 hours. Exact times can vary by operator, vessel, intermediate calls, weather and sailing date.
Superfast Ferries operates Venice–Patras via Igoumenitsa in the 2026 programme.
Yes. The route is operated by conventional passenger-and-vehicle ferries.
Yes on passenger sailings unless the route is specifically described as passenger-only or vehicle-only. Check the selected operator and sailing before booking.
Yes. Cabins are strongly recommended because this is a very long overnight journey.
Pet travel is subject to the operator’s current rules, documents and the facilities available on the selected vessel. Check before booking.
Follow the check-in deadline on the operator confirmation. International ferry terminals can require document and vehicle checks, so arrive with a sensible margin.
Yes. 2026 long-distance service; timetable revisions occur. Departure days, intermediate calls and assigned vessels can change, so check the live booking result for your date.
Compare dated sailings, ticket conditions and passenger or vehicle options, then continue to booking when you have found the crossing that fits your plans.
roughly 32–34 hours
1 operator
Cars and foot passengers
Cabins strongly recommended
