Ferries from Vathi (Samos) to Tinos
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The Samos Tinos ferry line is served exclusively by Anek Superfast - Blue Star Ferries who operate one connection per week with exclusively morning departures and traveling times shorter than 6 hours 40 minutes. Ferry companies working on this crossing have ships available that are suitable for cars, motorbikes, campers and trucks. For your comfort, services such as bars, shops and self service restaurants will be available during the crossing. Also, you can select from regular seating or various cabin options when booking.
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The port of Vathi has connections to Piraeus, various Cyclades islands, the Dodecanese and the Eastern Aegean. In the summer period there is also a daily connection with Turkey - Kusadasi. There are facilities for private boats and yachts at the port. The port is well connected to the villages and beaches of the island by bus and the bus station is about 10 minutes from the port, in the center of Vathi. On the island of Samos there is the "Aristarchos" international airport, about 20 kilometers from the center of Vathy.... [More information]
Address: Sofouli, Vathi 831 00, Greece
Directions: Google Map @ Vathi (Samos), port
Tinos is a surprisingly lush island with green valleys and fresh water. It is the windiest of the Cyclades and has a special climate because of the 'Meltemi' winds that blow across the Cyclades, regulating the temperatures considerably. The island is far from a mass tourist destination and still enjoys pleasant tranquillity even if it is very close to famous Mykonos. Despite being quiet, Tinos has everything you need to have a lovely holiday. In August, the island is a popular destination for Greek tourists because members of the Orthodox church visit the island on a pilgrimage to a sanctuary ... [More information]