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Agia Eirini

Car ferry · operated by Kerkyra Seaways

Agia Eirini, a car ferry with a dark navy hull, a red lower hull and the name Kerkyra Seaways in white capitals, an open car deck below a white superstructure, moored at a dock in Igoumenitsa under a cloudy sky.
Photograph: Dave Briggs
Passengers700
Vehicles115 cars
Service speed11.6 kn

Agia Eirini is a Kerkyra Seaways car ferry on the Igoumenitsa–Corfu crossing, built in Greece in 1994 with an open car deck and seating out on deck. She carries up to 700 passengers and around 115 cars and cruises at 11.6 knots.

Previously sailed as MIAOULIS I.

On board the Agia Eirini

  • Wi-Fi
  • Outside deck
  • Pets allowed

Where you can sit

  • Deck seatsOutdoor seating on the open deck

Where is the Agia Eirini now?

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Positions by AIS from the University of the Aegean’s Aegean network. Coastline © OpenStreetMap contributors. Live positions are indicative and are not a navigational aid.

Specifications

Built1994
Built inGreece
Length80.4 m
Beam16.5 m
Gross tonnage1,480
Service speed11.6 knots

Where the Agia Eirini sails

She has no crossing inside the fortnight this site publishes timetables for.

Usually works Igoumenitsa–Corfu.

  • Crossings between Igoumenitsa and Corfu take about an hour and a half.
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Frequently asked questions

What is the Agia Eirini like?

Agia Eirini is a Kerkyra Seaways car ferry on the Igoumenitsa–Corfu crossing, built in Greece in 1994 with an open car deck and seating out on deck. She carries up to 700 passengers and around 115 cars and cruises at 11.6 knots. She is a car ferry built in 1994.

Who operates the Agia Eirini?

The Agia Eirini is operated by Kerkyra Seaways.

Does the Agia Eirini carry cars?

Yes. The Agia Eirini is a vehicle ferry and carries up to 115 cars as well as foot passengers.

How fast is the Agia Eirini?

She works at a service speed of 11.6 knots.

Does the Agia Eirini have Wi-Fi?

Yes, the Agia Eirini carries Wi-Fi aboard.

Vessel details as published by the operators and cross-checked against maritime registers. Schedules from the current timetable. Updated 25 October 2026.