Igoumenitsa

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Introducing Igoumenitsa

Igoumenitsa (ih-goo-meh-nit-sah) is the end of the line for northwestern Greece, a busy, characterless port town 86km from Ioannina. It’s where you take the ferry to Italy or Corfu. Although Igoumenitsa is no tourist destination, the completion of the Egnatia Odos highway, linking Igoumenitsa with İstanbul, will enhance its stature as a leading cargo port.

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Last updated: Mar 24, 2009

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    RE: Ferry from Kotor to Durres?

    by neckervd 17 May 2012

    In this area, I know only the ferries from Bar to Bari and from Bari to Durazzo. There was sometimes a ferry from Kotor to Bari too. Until…
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    RE: Help Needed to Plan Upcoming One Month Trip To Greece

    by neckervd 15 May 2012

    So, you may check: 20th-22nd May: Athens and surroundings (Cape Sounion, Dafni, etc.) 23rd May: day trip to Hydra 24th May: bus to Delphi…
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    RE: From Corfu to Ohrid

    by neckervd 19 April 2012

    First of all, you should define the places you want to visit and then choose the itinerary. According to your itinerary, you will see…

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