Costa Navarino Port Transfers
Arriving by ferry? Kyllini Port is the closest at just 2 hours 15 minutes away. We also provide transfers from Patras (Italy ferries), Piraeus, Rafina, and Lavrio.
2h15
from Kyllini
€180
from price
24/7
service
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Can I take a ferry to Costa Navarino?
Costa Navarino is not accessible by ferry directly as it's located on the mainland Peloponnese, not an island. However, you can arrive by ferry at nearby ports and book a private transfer. Kyllini Port is the closest (2h 15min), ideal for arrivals from Zakynthos. Patras Port (2h 40min) offers direct ferries from Italy. Piraeus Port near Athens (3h 30min) connects to all Greek islands.
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Five ports serve the Costa Navarino region. Choose based on your ferry route.
| Port | Distance | Transfer Time | Price From | Main Connections |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Kyllini Closest port | 150 km | 2h 15min | €180 | Zakynthos, Kefalonia |
Patras Italy ferries | 195 km | 2h 40min | €230 | Venice, Ancona, Bari |
Piraeus Athens main port | 278 km | 3h 30min | €300 | All Greek islands |
Rafina Near Athens Airport | 306 km | 3h 40min | €300 | Cyclades islands |
Lavrio Southeast Athens | 334 km | 3h 55min | €330 | Kea, Kythnos |
Kyllini Port
Closest Port to Costa Navarino
Kyllini Port is the closest port to Costa Navarino, making it the ideal arrival point for travelers coming from the Ionian Islands. Located on the western coast of the Peloponnese, this small but efficient port serves as the main gateway from Zakynthos and Kefalonia.
The transfer to Costa Navarino takes approximately 2 hours 15 minutes, covering 150 km through the scenic western Peloponnese. The route passes through olive groves, traditional villages, and offers glimpses of the stunning coastline as you approach the Messenia region.
Ferries from Zakynthos (Zante) take about 1 hour, while connections from Kefalonia via Poros take approximately 1.5 hours. The port is compact and easy to navigate, ensuring a stress-free transition to your transfer vehicle.
Ferry connections:
When to choose Kyllini Port:
- Arriving from Zakynthos (Zante) island
- Arriving from Kefalonia island via Poros
- Want the shortest transfer time to Costa Navarino
- Prefer a small, easy-to-navigate port
What to expect on arrival:
Your driver will be waiting at the port terminal exit with a personalized name board. Kyllini is a small port, so you'll connect with your driver within moments of disembarking.
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Kyllini Port
Patras Port
Gateway from Italy
Patras is Greece's largest port and the main gateway for ferry travelers from Italy. This major hub receives daily ferries from Venice, Ancona, Bari, and Brindisi, making it the perfect arrival point for those preferring sea travel over flying.
The transfer from Patras to Costa Navarino takes approximately 2 hours 40 minutes, covering 195 km through the beautiful Peloponnese peninsula. The journey takes you along the Gulf of Corinth before heading south through the mountainous interior to reach the Messenian coast.
As a full-service port, Patras offers all amenities including cafes, restaurants, and currency exchange. Ferry crossings from Italy range from 15 to 22 hours depending on your departure city, with comfortable cabin accommodations available.
Ferry connections:
When to choose Patras Port:
- Arriving by ferry from Italy (Venice, Ancona, Bari, Brindisi)
- Bringing your own vehicle on the ferry
- Prefer a scenic overnight sea crossing
- Combining Greece trip with Italian destinations
What to expect on arrival:
Your driver will meet you at the designated meeting point outside the passenger terminal with a name board. For late-night arrivals, we provide 24/7 service with drivers available at any hour.
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Patras Port
Piraeus Port
Athens Main Port
Piraeus is Greece's largest port and the gateway to the Aegean islands. Located near Athens, it offers ferry connections to virtually every Greek island, making it ideal for travelers ending an island-hopping adventure with a Costa Navarino stay.
The transfer to Costa Navarino covers 278 km and takes approximately 3 hours 30 minutes. The scenic drive takes you through the Peloponnese peninsula, past ancient Corinth, through the mountains of Arcadia, and down to the beautiful Messenian coast.
Piraeus serves daily ferries to the Cyclades (Mykonos, Santorini, Paros), Dodecanese, Crete, and Saronic islands. It's a bustling port with full facilities, metro connection to Athens city center, and easy access from Athens International Airport.
Ferry connections:
When to choose Piraeus Port:
- Island hopping and ending your trip at Costa Navarino
- Arriving from Cyclades, Crete, or other Aegean islands
- Combining an Athens visit with Costa Navarino
- Need the widest range of ferry connections
What to expect on arrival:
Your driver will meet you at Gate E8 (main passenger terminal) with a name board. Given the port's size, we recommend confirming your exact gate upon booking.
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Piraeus Port
Rafina Port
Near Athens Airport
Rafina Port is the secondary Athens port, located closer to Athens International Airport than Piraeus. It primarily serves the northern Cyclades islands including Andros, Tinos, and Mykonos, offering faster ferry connections to these popular destinations.
The transfer to Costa Navarino covers 306 km and takes approximately 3 hours 40 minutes. The route takes you around Athens and through the Peloponnese peninsula, offering scenic views of the Greek countryside.
As a smaller port than Piraeus, Rafina offers a more relaxed atmosphere with shorter queues and easier navigation. It's an excellent choice for travelers who want to avoid the bustle of Greece's main port.
Ferry connections:
When to choose Rafina Port:
- Arriving from Cyclades islands (Andros, Tinos, Mykonos)
- Prefer a less crowded alternative to Piraeus
- Close to Athens International Airport
What to expect on arrival:
Your driver will be waiting at the small arrivals area with a name board. Rafina is a compact port, making for a quick transition to your transfer vehicle.
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Rafina Port
Lavrio Port
Southeast Athens
Lavrio Port is a small port located southeast of Athens, primarily serving Kea (Tzia) and Kythnos islands. It's the closest port to Athens International Airport, making it convenient for travelers combining flights with ferry connections.
The transfer to Costa Navarino is the longest of all port options at 334 km, taking approximately 3 hours 55 minutes. The journey takes you around the Athens metropolitan area before heading through the Peloponnese to Costa Navarino.
While Lavrio has limited ferry routes compared to Piraeus, it offers an uncrowded and stress-free arrival experience. The port facilities are basic but adequate, with quick access to your transfer vehicle.
Ferry connections:
When to choose Lavrio Port:
- Arriving from Kea or Kythnos islands
- Very close to Athens Airport
- Prefer uncrowded port facilities
What to expect on arrival:
Your driver will meet you at the port exit with a name board. Lavrio is very small, so you'll find your driver immediately upon exiting.
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Lavrio Port
What's Included
Every port transfer includes these premium services
Private Transfer
Just you & your group
Port Pickup
At terminal exit
Meet & Greet
Name board service
Luggage Help
Full assistance
Free Cancellation
Up to 24h before
24/7 Support
Always available
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about Costa Navarino port transfers
What Our Guests Say
Don't just take our word for it — hear from our satisfied customers
“Arrived from Venice via Patras. The driver was waiting right at the terminal exit. Very comfortable Mercedes for the journey to The Romanos. Excellent service!”
Marco Rossi
Port Transfer
“Perfect transfer from Kyllini after our Zakynthos holiday. Driver was friendly and the journey through the Peloponnese was beautiful. Would definitely book again!”
Sophie Mueller
Port Transfer
“Booked a transfer from Piraeus after island hopping. Despite our ferry delay, the driver waited for us. Professional service all the way to Costa Navarino.”
James Thompson
Port Transfer