Discover Greece on wheels

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01 October, 2025

A short travel guide for road trips & camper tours in Greece when arriving from Italy by ferry!

Arriving in Greece from Italy by ferry is just the beginning of an unforgettable journey. With your car or camper, the open road becomes the gateway to sun-drenched coastlines, ancient treasures, and islands full of character. Greece offers endless possibilities for scenic drives, cultural encounters, and moments that will stay with you forever.

Freedom on the road

Every route in Greece tells a story, every stop offers a taste of local life, and every horizon reveals a new adventure. With your camper or car, you’re free to experience Greece at your own pace – a journey where the road is as rewarding as the destination.

Northwestern Greece

Disembark at Igoumenitsa and discover the unspoiled beauty of Epirus. Winding coastal roads lead to Parga, a colorful town embraced by beaches and olive groves, while the surrounding countryside invites you to slow down and soak up authentic Greek life.

The Ionian Islands

Just across the water, the Ionian Islands promise turquoise seas and island charm. Drive onto Lefkada, connected to the mainland by bridge, explore Kefalonia with its dramatic landscapes, and visit Zakynthos, home to the world-famous Shipwreck Beach. Further north, Corfuthe Emerald Island – welcomes you with Venetian elegance, green hills, and lively promenades.

The Peloponnese

Heading south, the Peloponnese is a land steeped in history and tradition. Stop in Patras, discover the port of Kyllinithe gateway to the Ionian Islands – and walk through the ancient ruins of Olympia, where the Olympic Games were born.

Attica

In Athens, marvel at the timeless Acropolis and feel the pulse of the capital’s vibrant streets. From the bustling port of Piraeus, continue your journey to the legendary Temple of Poseidon at Cape Sounion, where the Aegean sunset paints the sky in gold.

Crete

For a grand adventure, sail on to Crete, Greece’s largest island. Stroll the Venetian harbor of Chania, explore bustling Heraklion, and step into myth at the Minoan Palace of Knossos, the cradle of Europe’s first civilization.

Evia

Closer to Athens, discover Evia, Greece’s second-largest island, offering a blend of rugged mountains, seaside villages, and relaxing beaches – a hidden treasure away from the crowds.

Halkidiki

Further north, near Thessaloniki, lies Halkidiki, the “Three-Finger Paradise”. Here, pine forests dip into crystal-clear waters, creating a dreamlike setting for swimming, hiking, and unwinding by the sea.

Ferry connections

Whether you’re sailing from Italy to Greece, from Italy to Albania, or even from Albania to Greece, these convenient ferry routes make it easy to plan your journey and extend your adventure.

Ferry connections from Italy to Greece

Travel with ease across the Adriatic and step right into your Greek road trip:

Check our page Ferry Schedules, Prices & Offers 2026 for timetables, seasonality & early booking offers from Italy to Greece!

Ferry connections from Italy to Albania

You can also cross the Adriatic by ferry from Italy to Albania! Here’s how:

Tip: The ferry carrier Star Lines still offers the classic Camping on Board service on its vessel, European Star. From 01 June to 31 October, stay comfortably in your camper during the crossing and pay only the deck and vehicle prices!

Ferry connections from Albania to Greece

Extend your adventure to a neighboring country by sailing onward:

You are invited to discover!

Wherever the road takes you, Greece invites you to live the journey as much as the destination.

Drive. Explore. Feel free.

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