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There are 5 crossing points from
Turkey into Greece. Ferries run at least once a day from May till October
(in theory).
Kusadasi - Samos
The lush green island of Samos, former home of the mathematician Pythagoras, is the major crossing point between
Turkey and Greece. Samos has regular connections with Mykonos and Paros.
Marmaris - Rhodes
Very touristy for good reason, Rhodes boasts the medieval city of the Knights of St John, which displays some of
the best-preserved medieval city walls in Europe.
Regular connections with Crete and Kos.
Ayvalik - Lesbos
Virtually unaffected by mass tourism, Lesbos is perfect for people wanting to experience the real Greece. Also
a centre for bisexual women, art and culture, Lesbos has good connections with Chios and Athens.
Cesme - Chios
Lacking any significant sites from antiquity and without good beaches near the main port, Chios is not a popular
holiday destination and remains relatively untouched by , tourism. Regular ferries to Samos and Ikaria.
Bodrum - Kos
One of the sunniest islands in the Aegean, Kos boasts sandy beaches and historical sites. Regular connections with
Rhodes, Patmos and Paros.
If your wanting to visit a Greek Island
from Turkey, port taxes are usually waived if you return the same day. If you're heading to the islands for some
serious hopping, once you reach the Cyclades (Mykonos, Paros, Naxos, los, Santorini) there are regular connections
to all the other Cyclades and to Athens.
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KOS - COS
A day trip to this birthplace of Hippocrates will add color to your holidays and with the Hydrofoil
you are there in about 25 minutes, with the ferry in about 6o-70 minutes. Many traces of its ancient past are here,
like the tree of Hippocrates (center of town) and the Asklepeion of Hippocrates (bit out of town). Do your shopping
before the Greeks have their Siesta (most of the facilities are closed then). Keep that in mind as well, as you
are planning your trip on a Sunday. Kos itself is a nice and tidy Greek town.
here is our schedule/timetable for 2012
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12 EURO
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12 EURO
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1 person on Different Day Return
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20 EURO
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40 EURO
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75 EURO
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100 EURO
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150 EURO
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currency rate in April 2012, 1 Euro = 2,35 TL
* Turkish Port taxes are included in our prices.
* 0 - 6 age child is free
* 7-12 age child is half price
*Driver is not include the vehicle price.
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RHODOS - RHODES
There is much to see in Rhodes and you will have more time to see it if you go there by the
hydrofoil in approximately 2 hrs. 10 mins. (weather permitting) The walled Old City is a labyrinth of narrow streets
and cobbled alleys with attractions on every corner, from intriguing shops to the palace of the Grand Master of
the Knights of St. John. Rhodes was once the bastion of this powerful religious brotherhood which adorned the city
spoils of war and profits of trade and the monuments of that age are grand indeed. Outside the walls is a bustling
modern city with gardens, beaches and extensive shopping opportunities, and a bit further afield is delightful
Lindos, a sparkling white village set below an impressive acropolis.
Rhodes for a day perhaps it is a better idea to do it from Marmaris, the ferries
from there are running daily and you can trust their modern boats and departure times (due to weather conditions
the departure from Bodrum quite often is cancelled)
daily to Rhodes from Marmaris at 9 AM - Price p/person 48,- Euro
updated informations and ticketservice click here
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