FERRY CONNECTIONS

Greece

Greece has the amazing number of 118 ports, with Piraeus and Rafina being the busiest. There is at least one ferry running to and from Athens per day all year for almost all Greek islands in the Aegean. Modern high speed vessels connect not only the Greek Islands and mainland, but also Greece with Italy and Turkey, making every ferry trip a one-of-a-kind experience.

Greece is the ideal vacation destination due to its location on the map, which puts it between Italy and Turkey as well as to the south of Albania. There is a wide selection of destinations to choose from and each one brings a unique story to the table.

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Italy

Italy is associated with many European countries such us Albania and Greece and is considered one of the most popular destinations. It is served by many ship companies at multiple ports from a variety of destinations. There are 63 ports in Italy, with Naples and Sorrento port located on the west coast and Ancona, Bari and Brindisi on the east coast. Many islands are located on both its western and southern parts and are particularly active during the summer. Sicily and Sardinia, the two largest, are also the most well-known for their coastlines and famous sites.

Italy can be reached by ship from Greece, Croatia, Spain, France, Morocco, Tunisia, Algeria and Malta. This makes Italy one of the most important ferry countries in Europe.

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Turkey

Turkey, is a country in southwest Asia and due to its geographical location, it is also regarded as the crossroads of Europe and Asia, making it a country of major geostrategic importance. Ferries to and from Turkey have direct ferry connections with the Dodecanese and Aegean Islands, Lesbos and Samos in Greece as well as with Cyprus. There are 5 ports in Turkey which are connected by ferry to Greece, with Bodrum being the most popular one.

As the majority of the ferry routes are brief and frequent, it is possible to do a roundtrip trip on the same day and visit the fascinating archeological sites and the rich history of Turkey. The warm climate and the diversity of the scenery, make Turkey a popular holiday destination all year long.

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Albania

Albania is a Balkan country facing the Adriatic and Ionian Seas. On Albania's west coast are the ports of Durres and Vlora, while Saranda port is further south. Ferries do connect Albania with the Italian ports of Trieste, Ancona, Bari and Brindisi as well as to the Greek ferry port of Corfu. Only one domestic ferry route in Albania connects Koman with Fierze across Lake Koman. The short route to Corfu is a daytime ferry, while the majority of direct routes operate as midnight boat crossings.

Albania experiences a significant rise in tourism during the summer due to its vibrant coastline, which is home to a large number of beach bars, hotels, and restaurants, as well as stunning waters.

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France

France is a country located in Western Europe. It is one of the most influential and culturally rich nations in the world, with a long history that has shaped global politics, art, literature, and philosophy. The country has long held a prominent position in maritime affairs, boasting a rich naval history and extensive coastline along the Atlantic Ocean, the Mediterranean Sea, and beyond.

The Port of Sete, a major seaport located in the city of Sete on the southern coast of France, is one of the essential maritime gateways in southern France with direct connections to Morocco (Nador and Tanger Med). The picturesque city of Sete is one of the top vacation spots in France and its irresistible blend of French culture and Mediterranean beauty is sure to win your heart.

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Montenegro

Montenegro is a small country located in Southeastern Europe on the Balkan Peninsula. It has a rich history dating back to ancient times. It was a part of various empires and kingdoms, including the Byzantine Empire, the Ottoman Empire, and the Kingdom of Yugoslavia. It declared its independence from Serbia in 2006.

Montenegro has several ports along its Adriatic coastline, with Bar being the largest and more important one. It is located in the town of Bar and serves as a major gateway for both cargo and passenger ships. Other smaller ports are the port of Kotor, Budva and Herceg Novi. All ports play a crucial role in facilitating trade and tourism in Montenegro, as the country's economy heavily relies on both sectors.

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Morocco

Morocco is located in northern Africa and has coasts on both the Mediterranean and the Atlantic Ocean. You can easily travel to Morocco by ferry from Spain, France and Italy, during almost the entire year due to its unique geographical location. The three ports of Morocco are located in Nador, Tangier, and Al Hoceima, three large cities in the north of the country. They make it simple to take a ferry and reach Morocco from Barcelona, Sete and Genoa.

Morocco is characterized as a country with remarkable diversity by the mix of the rough mountains, the vast Saharan desert, the Atlantic and Mediterranean beaches, and more. This country is definitely the place to go if you want to have a wide range of experiences.

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Spain

It has never been easier to take a ferry to Spain as there are currently over 98 distinct routes accessible, totaling over 2847 different sailings per week. The country of Spain do have 45 ports, Barcelona being the most popular one. From north to south, the top cruise ports in Spain are Bilbao, Barcelona, Valencia, Alicante, Cartagena, Malaga, and Cadiz. The Canary and the Balearic Islands are also accessible by ferry from Spain's mainland throughout the year.

The coast of Spain and its ports offer historic, cultural, and relaxing attractions and activities, making the country of Spain an adventure to discover.

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Tunisia

Tunisia the northernmost country in Africa and has 2 ports, with Tunis being the main port, located in the area of La Goulette. The ferry port of Tunis connects directly with Palermo in Sicily, Civitavecchia, Genoa, and Salerno in Italy as well as Marseille in France. La Goulette, Tunisia's main port, has played a vital role in the country's increased tourism. It was originally constructed in the 1500s and currently consists of a fishing port and cruise ship docks.

Visitors to Tunis are attracted not only by the beaches but also by its nearby suburbs like Carthage, La Marsa, and Sidi Bou Said, where they may learn more about the city's past and practising their bargaining skills in the markets and souks.

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