Ferries from Evdilos (Ikaria) to Symi
Offers, Timetables and Prices
Book your ferry from Ikaria to Symi by checking NetFerry online booking system. On this website discover all routes to Symi departing from Ikaria and easily find the timetables, crossing duration and prices.
The Ikaria Symi ferry line is served by the maritime company Anek Superfast - Blue Star Ferries who have 2 weekly sailings available with travel times not exceeding 9 hours 45 minutes with boarding. This line allows you to transport cars, motorbikes, campers and trucks - when boarding, simply follow the instructions at the departure port. All ships have both cabins and reserved seating arrangements, allowing you to choose your preferred level of comfort as you travel.
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The port of Evdilos is located on the north of the island of Ikaria and in addition to connecting with other islands it also serves as a commercial port. The port is located very close to the centre of Edvilos, where you can find all the services you need, from bars to restaurants and hotels. The port is also located about 35 km from the airport. The marina is also close by and provides mooring for small private yachts and fishing boats. During the summer Ikaria is connected with the islands of Samos, Fourni, Syros, Chios, Lesvos and Kavala. Ikaria is also connect with Piraeus, with cros... [More information]
Address: Epar.Od. Agiou Kirikou - Armenisti Evdilos 833 02, Greece
Directions: Google Map @ Evdilos (Ikaria), port
On the small and little known island of Symi, you can get away from mass tourism and find the real Greece. The island is rocky and rugged and is inhabited by just over two thousand people that keep it alive thanks to tourism in the summer. In the port of Gialos, you can admire yachts and boats of all kinds during the summer season. History The history of the island is similar to the rest of the Cycladic and Dodecanese islands. First, there were the Dorians, then the Romans, Venetians, Turks and finally the Italians. The island has been home to many shipyards since ancient times thanks to the h... [More information]