Ferries from Kos to Pserimos
Offers, Timetables and Prices
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The Kos Pserimos ferry line is served by our partner A.n.e.kalymnoy who provide one weekly sailing with travel times that don't exceed 40 minutes and afternoon departures. Ferry companies working on this crossing have ships available that are suitable for cars, motorbikes, campers and trucks. Although this a quite a short journey, each vessel is fully equipped and comfortable to ensure that you enjoy your time on board.
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The port of Kos, is located on the east coast of the island and provides connections to the Dodecanese archipelago and the port of Piraeus. In the area around the port there are useful passenger services such as restaurants and taverns. The city center of Kos is only around 200 meters from the port. Bus connections are available to get around the island and the city itself. All buses depart from the bus station located in Via Kleopatras and take you to other popular destinations such as Mastichari, Kefalos and Kardamena. Kos airport is about 25 kilometers from the island's port and in th... [More information]
Address: Akti Miaouli, Kos 853 00, Greece
Directions: Google Map @ Kos, port
Pserimos is a small Greek island in the Dodecanese chain, lying close to Kos in front of the coast of Turkey. The port village where the ferries come into is called Avlakia. It has a population of fewer than 100 inhabitants, and the municipality on the nearby island of Kálymnos administers this tiny place! The island exports capers and fish and one of the most popular local dishes is lamb with pasta. A brief history of Pserimos The ancient historian, Plinius mentions the island in books and in around the 3rd century AC an inscription was discovered, proving Pserimos’s reliance on ... [More information]