Crew Reviews, Ratings & Info for Andreas-Kalvos

On the morning of March 17, 2026, the Port Authority of Sami Kefalonia received a notification regarding an electrical malfunction aboard the ferry 'Andreas Kalvos.' This issue was identified prior to its scheduled departure for Patras. At the time, the vessel was loaded with 123 passengers, along with 37 vehicles, two buses, and two tank trucks. The ferry operator ensured that all passengers and cargo were taken care of and redirected appropriately. Initially, the 2nd Port Department of Sami, under the auspices of the Port Authority of Kefalonia, issued a sailing prohibition for the vessel. However, following the submission of a maintenance certificate from the supervising classification society, the 'Andreas Kalvos' was granted the go-ahead to set sail once more.

On November 17, 2024, the ferry 'Andreas Kalvos', which operates on the Patras-Sami-Ithaca route, experienced an allision while attempting to moor at the Sami port in Kefalonia. During this incident, the vessel was carrying 157 passengers and 33 crew members, along with a load comprising 32 cars, three trucks, and three buses. The allision resulted in damage to the starboard side stern of the ship. Thankfully, all passengers were able to disembark without any injuries reported, and there were no signs of marine pollution. Following the mishap, the Sami Port Department of the Kefallinian Port Authority has prohibited the 'Andreas Kalvos' from setting sail until necessary repairs are completed and a seaworthiness certificate is acquired from the supervising classification society. For the 36 travelers who were bound for Ithaca, the ferry company arranged alternate transportation to ensure they reached their destination promptly.

On the morning of November 8, 2022, the Port Authority of Patras received an urgent report from the Master of the 'Andreas Kalvos' regarding a medical incident involving a 37-year-old male passenger. The incident occurred while the vessel was en route from Sami, Kefallinia, to Patras. Following the fall, the ship's crew promptly administered first aid, supported by a private doctor who happened to be on board. Upon arriving at the port of Patras, the injured man was swiftly transported by ambulance to the General Hospital of Patras for comprehensive medical evaluation and treatment. In the aftermath of the incident, a preliminary investigation was initiated by the Central Port Authority of Patras to ascertain the circumstances surrounding the activities on board.

On the morning of May 3, the Port Authority of Patras received notification regarding a mechanical issue affecting the ferry 'Andreas Kalvos'. The incident occurred while the vessel was being shifted from berth No. 5 to berth No. 4 at the northern port of Patras, with no passengers or vehicles on board at the time. Due to a malfunction in the starboard side main engine, the Port Authority restricted the ferry's departure. Following a thorough inspection and the subsequent presentation of a class maintenance certificate from its overseeing classification society, the ferry was cleared to resume its scheduled service to Sami Kefalokis. The vessel ultimately set sail with 53 passengers on board, ensuring that operations returned to normal.