Brindisi - Paxi ferries

Brindisi is a charming seaport town which has gained its importance from its position as a starting-point for the East. The deep inner harbour accommodates ocean steamers at the quays. The most prominent site here is the stunning castle built by Frederick II to guard the inner harbour. The castle, featuring round towers, today serves as a prison. The cathedral, dating from 1178, was destroyed by earthquakes and restored in 1743 to 1749.

Book Brindisi to Paxi ferry tickets

Linking Italy with the Greek mainland and a number of the Greek islands, Hellenic Mediterranean Lines Ferries, also known as HML Ferries, has over 40 years of shipping service between Greece and Italy. The company offers service between Brindisi and Paxi. Being a specialist operator, with only two vessels in its fleet and very specific destinations, the line offers punctual sailings and competent quality service.

Paxi is the smallest of the Ionian Islands and well known as the secret meeting place of the ancient Greek Gods Poseidon and Amphitriti. The island is located south of Corfu, opposite the towns Igoumenitsa and Parga.