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Hafenpläne Anek Lines / Superfast Ferries Cruise & Ferry Center AG, Caspar Wolf-Weg 5, CH-5630 Muri Phone 056 555 75 90, [email protected], www.ferrycenter.ch HAFENPLÄNE ANEK LINES / SUPERFAST FERRIES INHALT ANCONA (ITALIEN) ................................................................................................................................ 2 VENEDIG (ITALIEN) ............................................................................................................................... 3 BARI (ITALIEN) ....................................................................................................................................... 4 KORFU (INSEL KORFU) ......................................................................................................................... 5 IGOUMENITSA (GRIECHENLAND) ....................................................................................................... 6 PATRAS (GRIECHENLAND) .................................................................................................................. 7 PIRÄUS (GRIECHENLAND) ................................................................................................................... 8 HERAKLION (INSEL KRETA) ................................................................................................................. 9 CHANIA (INSEL KRETA) ...................................................................................................................... 10 Ihr Spezialist für Fährreisen in Nord- und Südeuropa. Cruise & Ferry Center AG, Caspar Wolf-Weg 5, CH-5630 Muri Phone 056 555 75 90, [email protected], www.ferrycenter.ch ANCONA (ITALIEN) Adresse: Via Luigi Einaudi n. 2/3 60125 Ancona Italien Tel.: +39 071 2072275 Anfahrtsbeschreibung Ancona ist sowohl vom Norden als auch vom Süden her zu erreichen. Folgen Sie einfach der Autobahn nach Ancona. Wenn Sie im Hafen ankommen, fahren Sie die ausgeschilderte Ausfahrt `Ancona Centro´ hinaus. Gelangen Sie über die Conero Strände nach Ancona, so benutzen Sie bitte die ausgeschilderte Ausfahrt 'Monte Conero'. In regelmäßigen Abständen fahren Busse vom Bahnhof zum Hafen. Ihr Spezialist für Fährreisen in Nord- und Südeuropa. Cruise & Ferry Center AG, Caspar Wolf-Weg 5, CH-5630 Muri Phone 056 555 75 90, [email protected], www.ferrycenter.ch VENEDIG (ITALIEN) Adresse: Venedig – Fusina Ferry Termina Via dell‘ Elettronica 30176 Fusina – Venedig Italien Tel.: +39 041 5286522 Anfahrtsbeschreibung Autobahn A4 von Mailand: Verlassen Sie die A4 bei ‘Mestre-Venezia”, halten Sie sich recht und nehmen Sie die Ringstrassse Richtung Ravenna um auf die SS 309 ROMEA. Folgen Sie den Beschilderungen Richtung “Terminal FUSINA FERRIES”. Der Terminaleingang befindet sich an der Via dell’Elettronica. Autobahn A4 von Triest: Folgen Sie den Beschilderungen Richtung Veneding, dana Richtung Venedig Flughafen. Nehmen Sie die Ausfahrt in Richtung SS 309 Ravenna/Chioggia/Margheraund folgen Sie der Beschilderung Richtung Ravenna bis “Terminal FUSINA FERRIES” angeschrieben ist. Der Terminaleingang befindet sich an der Via dell’Elettronica. Ihr Spezialist für Fährreisen in Nord- und Südeuropa. Cruise & Ferry Center AG, Caspar Wolf-Weg 5, CH-5630 Muri Phone 056 555 75 90, [email protected], www.ferrycenter.ch BARI (ITALIEN) Adresse: Neues Kreuzfahrt-Terminal 1-70120 Bari Italien Tel.: +39 080 52 82 828 Ihr Spezialist für Fährreisen in Nord- und Südeuropa. Cruise & Ferry Center AG, Caspar Wolf-Weg 5, CH-5630 Muri Phone 056 555 75 90, [email protected], www.ferrycenter.ch KORFU (INSEL KORFU) Adresse: Ethnikis Antistaseos 1 GR-491 00 Korfu Griechenland Tel.: +30 26610 24503 Ihr Spezialist für Fährreisen in Nord- und Südeuropa. Cruise & Ferry Center AG, Caspar Wolf-Weg 5, CH-5630 Muri Phone 056 555 75 90, [email protected], www.ferrycenter.ch IGOUMENITSA (GRIECHENLAND) Adresse: Terminal Station New Port Egnatia GR-46 100 Igoumenitsa Griechenland Tel.: +30 26650 25934 Ihr Spezialist für Fährreisen in Nord- und Südeuropa. Cruise & Ferry Center AG, Caspar Wolf-Weg 5, CH-5630 Muri Phone 056 555 75 90, [email protected], www.ferrycenter.ch PATRAS (GRIECHENLAND) Adresse: Gate A, Akti Dimaion Str. Patras Griechenland Tel.: +30 2610 341984 Ihr Spezialist für Fährreisen in Nord- und Südeuropa. Cruise & Ferry Center AG, Caspar Wolf-Weg 5, CH-5630 Muri Phone 056 555 75 90, [email protected], www.ferrycenter.ch PIRÄUS (GRIECHENLAND) Adresse: Limani Peiraia GR-18531 Piräus Griechenland Ihr Spezialist für Fährreisen in Nord- und Südeuropa. Cruise & Ferry Center AG, Caspar Wolf-Weg 5, CH-5630 Muri Phone 056 555 75 90, [email protected], www.ferrycenter.ch HERAKLION (INSEL KRETA) Adresse: Port of Heraklion GR-71110 Heraklion Kreta Griechenland Ihr Spezialist für Fährreisen in Nord- und Südeuropa. Cruise & Ferry Center AG, Caspar Wolf-Weg 5, CH-5630 Muri Phone 056 555 75 90, [email protected], www.ferrycenter.ch CHANIA (INSEL KRETA) Adresse: Souda Port GR-732 00 Chania Kreta Griechenland Ihr Spezialist für Fährreisen in Nord- und Südeuropa. .
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