Ferries from Leros to the Aegean Islands
Are you planning a trip to the Aegean Islands? Book your ferry from Leros to the Aegean Islands with Aegean Islands ferry booking platform by NetFerry. This website provides you with all of the information you need on sea routes, timetables, tariffs and crossing times for the ferry crossings to the Aegean Islands from Leros.
The links between Leros and Aegean Islands are served by 3 sailing companies that partner with NetFerry online services (A.n.e.kalymnoy, Blue Star Ferries and Dodekanisos Seaways) which together provide 27 weekly sailings with travel times ranging between 1 h 10 min and 19 h 19 min. frequent, all day departure times for these crossings. This sea crossing is also served by hydrofoils so travel times for foot passengers can be reduced, but there are also normal ferries available catering for both vehicles and foot passengers. On the ships with crossing times exceeding 6 hours, you will find extra services to ensure more comfort, such as different cabin options, restaurants and shops on board.
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The island of Leros has two ports, the main one is Lakki in the west of the island, which connects the island with Piraeus, the Cyclades archipelago and some Dodecanese islands. The second port is Agia Marina which provides connections with other neighboring islands. The port of Leros is connected to Leros-Partheni airport by bus. It is a small airport that only connects with Athens and is about 11 kilometers from the port. Both modes of transport allow you to visit Leros even for just a day, by plane or ferry.... [More information]
Address: Akti Ploutarchou Plessa Lakki 854 00, Greece
Directions: Google Map @ Leros, port
The Aegean islands are situated just off the Turkish coast. Because of their proximity to Asia, they played an important role in Greek history. Each island is unique, some islands are lush and green, while others are semi-arid, some have sandy beaches and others have rocks and pebbles. Some of the islands are a lot more developed in terms of tourism and receive many visitors, whereas others offer a more authentic and traditional experience of island life. History The Aegean islands have been inhabited since ancient times and the Mitilini and Samos populations inhabited the islands during... [More information]