Ferries from Chios to Agios Kirikos (Ikaria)
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The line from Chios to Ikaria is provided by our partner Anek Superfast - Blue Star Ferries who carry out 2 trips per week with primarily morning boardings and crossing times ranging between 5 hours 55 minutes and 6 hours 25 minutes. Ferries on this route can transport both foot passengers and vehicles. For journeys lasting longer than six hours, vessels will provide various services to satisfy passenger needs and maximize comfort. Once on board, cabin crew will inform you of all the available services.
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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
On the south-eastern side of the island of Ikaria stands Agios Kirikos, a fishing village founded around 300 years ago. The city is dedicated to the saint Kirikos and is the capital of the island and has lots of tourist amenities. History According to the myth, Icarus drowned and was buried on the island, which was initially colonized by the Ions and then occupied by the Persians. From the Byzantines, it was then passed to the Venetians and finally became Greek territory at the end of 1100. Places to visit The church of Santo Kyrikos, is named after the saint and on July 15th each year this Sa... [More information]