Ferry from Fiskardo (Kefalonia) to Vassiliki (Lefkada)

Fiskardo sits at the northern tip of Kefalonia, one of the few villages on the island that came through the 1953 earthquake intact, and its harbour still has the pastel Venetian houses and narrow quay to show for it. Boats tie up right along the waterfront, a short walk from the tavernas, so there is no separate port terminal to hunt for. Across the water, Vassiliki occupies a long, sheltered bay on the southern coast of Lefkada, better known among windsurfers for its steady afternoon breeze than as a ferry hub, though the crossing itself sits inside the strait and rarely feels exposed. It is a short hop rather than an open-sea passage, which makes it a relaxed way to link the two islands without the fuss of a longer itinerary.

This is one of the busier short crossings in the Ionian during the season, with several sailings spread across the day rather than just a morning and evening boat, so there is usually a departure to fit around your plans. Frequency does ease off a little as summer turns into autumn. The panel above and the table below reflect what has actually been confirmed for the current season -- check there for the current picture rather than assuming a fixed pattern.

Fiskardo to Vassiliki Ferry Fares

No published fares for this route yet.

Weekly Fiskardo to Vassiliki Ferry Schedule

The repeating pattern behind the dated timetable, without dates. Each row is one scheduled departure and the days it runs.

Hiring a car

Do you need a car in Fiskardo?

Not for the village itself; Fiskardo is small and easily walkable around its harbour, with parking near the centre limited in high season. A car earns its keep once you want to see the rest of Kefalonia, since the island's beaches and villages are spread out and public transport is thin; expect narrow, winding roads once you leave the village. Compare hire options at Discover Cars.

Next 14 days

Every scheduled departure from Fiskardo to Vassiliki between 17 October 2026 and 30 October 2026.

Frequently Asked Questions

Tips for the Fiskardo to Vassiliki ferry

• A neck wallet or money belt under your clothing is the most secure way to carry your passport and cards in busy ferry terminals and ports.
• A rough sea crossing in a large conventional ferry is inconvenient but very rarely dangerous; Greek ferry operators have strict safety protocols and experienced crews.
• Third-party booking agents are useful for comparing multiple operators on the same route, but check their cancellation and change policies before paying.
• If you have a connecting ferry from the same port, check the departure board immediately on disembarking and confirm the gate for your next vessel.

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