Ferries from Chios to Turkey
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The links between Chios and Turkey are served by 2 different ship operators - Makri A.e. and Sunrise Lines Ltd - which offer 16 weekly sailings with maximum duration of 1 hour 35 minutes and mostly morning and afternoon departures. This route is served by ferries allowing cars, motorbikes, campers and trucks. The crew will ensure passenger comfort on board and are available to assist you in any eventuality.
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Ships from Piraeus and other islands in the Eastern Aegean arrive at the port of Chios. The port is located in the city center and is surrounded by a very busy pedestrian area. From here the ships depart daily connecting Chios to Continental Greece, then finally reaching Piraeus. In the summer months, the frequency of connections is increased. For example only during the summer months, Chios has connections with Izmir. In the south of the port there is a docking area for small private yachts and fishing boats. Right near the port is the central bus station, which connects with other towns and ... [More information]
Address: Leof. Aigaiou, Chios 821 00, Grecia
Directions: Google Map @ Chios, port
Turkey is a vast and iridescent nation straddling East and West. There is a huge variation in climate, vegetation, population, culture and tradition across the country. Turkey is on the coast of the Mediterranean, Black and Aegean seas and borders Bulgaria and Greece to the west and Armenia, Georgia, Azerbaijan, Syria, Iran and Iraq to the south-east. Turkey is an extremely interesting country because it divides Europe and Asia and has played a fundamental role in history. In the twelfth century, the first Turkish state emerged and controlled all of western Anatolia. Ottoman contro... [More information]