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Anek Superfast Ferries Schedules 2021 Ancona Greece ANCONA Anek Superfast Ferries Schedules 2021 Ancona Greece ANCONA GREECE 01/01/2021 - 01/07/2021 & 06/09/2021 - 31/12/2021 Depart Ancona Arrive Igoumenitsa Arrive Patras Monday - - Tuesday 13:30 Wednesday 08:00 Wednesday 14:30 Wednesday 13:30 Thursday 08:00 Thursday 14:30 Thursday 13:30 Friday 08:00 Friday 14:30 Friday 13:30 Saturday 08:00 Saturday 14:30 Saturday 16:30 Sunday 09:30 Sunday 15:00 Sunday 16:30 Monday 09:30 Monday 15:00 No departure: 01/01/21, 21/01/2021, 11/02/2021, 18/02/2021, 25/12/2021 11/01/2021, 12/01/2021, 13/01/2021, 14/01/2021, 15/01/2021, 18/01/2021, 19/01/2021, 20/01/2021, 08/02/2021, 09/02/2021, 10/02/2021, 15/02/2021, 16/02/2021, 17/02/2021: Ancona (departure 16:30) - Igoumenitsa (arrival 09:30) - Patras (arrival 15:00) ANCONA GREECE 02/07/2021 - 08/08/2021 Depart Ancona Arrive Corfu Arrive Igoumenitsa Arrive Patras Monday 13:30 - Tuesday 06:30 Tuesday 12:00 Tuesday 13:30 Wednesday 05:30 Wednesday 06:45 - Tuesday 16:30 - Wednesday 09:30 Wednesday 15:00 Wednesday 13:30 - Thursday 06:30 Thursday 12:00 Thursday 15:00 Friday 07:00 Friday 08:15 - Thursday 16:30 - Friday 09:30 Friday 15:00 Friday 13:30 - Saturday 06:30 Saturday 12:00 Saturday 13:30 - Sunday 06:30 Sunday 12:00 Saturday 16:30 - Sunday 09:30 Sunday 15:00 Sunday 13:30 - Monday 06:30 Monday 12:00 ANCONA GREECE 09/08/2021 - 05/09/2021 Depart Ancona Arrive Corfu Arrive Igoumenitsa Arrive Patras Monday 13:30 - Tuesday 06:30 Tuesday 12:00 Tuesday 13:30 Wednesday 05:30 Wednesday 06:45 - Tuesday 16:30 - - Wednesday 12:00 Wednesday 13:30 - Thursday 06:30 Thursday 12:00 Thursday 15:00 Friday 07:00 Friday 08:15 - Thursday 16:30 - - Friday 11:00 Friday 13:30 - Saturday 06:30 Saturday 12:00 Saturday 13:30 - Sunday 06:30 Sunday 12:00 14/08 & 04/09 Saturday 16:30 - Sunday 09:30 Sunday 15:00 14/08 & 04/09 Saturday 13:30 - Sunday 06:30 Sunday 12:00 21/08 & 28/08 Saturday 16:30 - Sunday 10:30 - 21/08 & 28/08 Sunday 13:30 - Monday 06:30 Monday 12:00 10/08/2021: Ancona (departure 16:30)- Igoumenitsa (arrival 09:30, 11/08) – Patras (arrival 15:00, 11/08) 02/09/2021, the vessel will skip Corfu: Ancona (departure 15:00) – Igoumenitsa (arrival 08:00, 03/09) GREECE ANCONA 01/01/2021 - 01/07/2021 & 06/09/2021 - 31/12/2021 Depart Patras Depart Igoumenitsa Arrive Ancona Monday 17:30 Monday 23:59 Tuesday 16:30 Tuesday 17:30 Tuesday 23:59 Wednesday 16:30 Wednesday 17:30 Wednesday 23:59 Thursday 16:30 Thursday - - - Friday 17:30 Friday 23:15 Saturday 14:00 Saturday 17:30 Saturday 23:15 Sunday 14:00 Sunday 17:30 Sunday 23:59 Monday 16:30 No departure: Saturday 25/12/2021 & 01/01/2021 10/01/2021, 11/01/2021, 12/01/2021, 13/01/2021, 14/01/2021, 17/01/2021, 18/01/2021, 19/01/2021, 07/02/2021, 08/02/2021, 09/02/2021, 14/02/2021, 15/02/2021 & 16/02/2021: Patras (departure 17:30) – Igoumenitsa (departure 23:15) – Ancona (arrival 14:00) GREECE ANCONA 02/07/2021 - 08/08/2021 Depart Patras Depart Igoumenitsa Depart Corfu Arrive Ancona Monday 14:30 Monday 20:15 - Tuesday 11:00 Monday 17:30 Monday 23:15 - Tuesday 14:00 Tuesday 14:30 Tuesday 20:15 - Wednesday 11:00 Wednesday - Wednesday 19:30 Wednesday 20:45 Thursday 10:45 Wednesday 17:30 - - Thursday 12:00 Thursday 14:30 Thursday 20:15 - Friday 11:00 Friday - Friday 19:30 Friday 20:45 Saturday 10:45 Friday 17:30 - - Saturday 12:00 Saturday 14:30 Saturday 20:15 - Sunday 11:00 Sunday 14:30 Sunday 20:15 - Monday 11:00 Friday 02/07/2021: Patras (departure 14:30) – Igoumenitsa (departure 20:15) – Ancona (arrival 11:00, 03/07) GREECE ANCONA 09/08/2021 - 05/09/2021 Depart Patras Depart Igoumenitsa Depart Corfu Arrive Ancona Monday 14:30 Monday 20:15 - Tuesday 11:00 09/08 Monday 17:30 Monday 23:15 - Tuesday 14:00 09/08 Monday 14:30 Monday 20:15 - Tuesday 11:00 16/08 Monday 17:30 - - Tuesday 12:00 16/08 Monday 17:30 Monday 23:15 - Tuesday 14:00 23/08 & 30/08 Monday - Monday 19:30 Monday 20:45 Tuesday 10:45 23/08 & 30/08 Tuesday 14:30 Tuesday 20:15 - Wednesday 11:00 Wednesday - Wednesday 19:30 Wednesday 20:45 Thursday 10:45 Wednesday 17:30 - - Thursday 12:00 Thursday 14:30 Thursday 20:15 - Friday 11:00 Friday - Friday 19:30 Friday 20:45 Saturday 10:45 Friday 17:30 Friday 23:15 - Saturday 14:00 Saturday 14:30 Saturday 20:15 - Sunday 11:00 Sunday 14:30 Sunday 20:15 - Monday 11:00 Anek Superfast Ferries Seasonality 2021 Ancona Greece Seasonality 2021: Ancona Greece MIDDLE SEASON July departures 13:30 / 15:00: 03 | 05 | 09 | 10 | 11 | 12 | 13 | 14 | 15 | 16 | 17 | 18 | 19 | 21 | 22 | 23 | 25 | 26 | 28 | 29 | 30 | July, departures 16:30: 10 | 13 | 15 | 17 | 20 | 22 | 24 | 27 | 29 | 31 | August departures 13:30 / 15:00: 03 | 05 | 07 | 09 | 10 | 11 | 12 | 13 | August departures 16:30: 03 | 05 | 07 | 10 | High Season July, departures 13:30 / 15:00: 20 | 24 | 27 | 31 | August, Departures 13:30 / 15:00: 01 | 02 | 04 | 06 | 08 | Seasonality 2021: Greece Ancona Middle Season August departures 17:30: 25 | September departures 14: 30: 01 | 03 | 04 | 05 | September departures 17:30: 03 | 06 | 07 | High Season August departures 14:30: 14 | 15 | 16 | 17 | 18 | 19 | 20 | 21 | 22 | 23 | 24 | 25 | 26 | 27 | 28 | 29 | 30 | 31 | August departures 17:30: 16 | 18 | 20 | 23 | 27 | 30 | Anek Superfast Ferries Prices 2021 Ancona Greece PRICES 2021 (Fuel surcharge: +10 € per Person and way) Cat. Accommodation/Passengers Low Middle High One Ret. -30% One Ret. -30% One Ret. -30% DECK Deck 63 44 75 53 85 60 ATS Aircraft-type-seats 75 53 88 62 97 68 DOR Dormitories (Superfast XI) 107 75 132 92 161 113 AB4 4-Bed inside with Shower & WC 124 87 147 103 178 125 A4 4-Bed outside with Shower & WC 137 96 168 118 196 137 AB3 3-Bed Bett inside with Shower & WC 146 102 178 125 218 153 AA3 3-Bed outside with Shower & WC 164 115 202 141 239 167 AB2 2-Bed inside with Shower & WC 166 116 206 144 257 180 A2 2-Bed outside with Shower & WC 187 131 227 159 282 197 AA2 2-Bed outside with Shower & WC 198 139 244 171 289 202 LUX 2-Bed outside with Shower & WC 273 191 331 232 385 270 Vehicles (Fuel surcharge: +10 € per Low Middle High Cat. Vehicle and way) One Ret. -30% One Ret. -30% One Ret. -30% 1 Vehicle or Trailer 6m Long & 2m High 81 57 105 74 139 97 2 Vehicles with Roof box 118 83 151 106 195 137 Vehicle or Trailer up to 6m Long & 3 138 97 205 144 260 182 over 2m High Vehicle or Trailer from 6.01 to 8m 4 235 165 322 225 389 272 Long 5 Vehicle or Trailer over 8.01m Long 337 236 445 312 523 366 Trailer up to 2.50m Long & to 2m 6 64 45 87 61 106 74 High Camper/Caravan or Trailer up to 6m 7-COB 167 117 251 176 319 223 Long Camper/Caravan or Trailer from 6.01 8-COB 284 199 398 279 480 336 to 8m Long Camper/Caravan or Trailer over 8.01m 9-COB 407 285 550 385 647 453 Long 10 Motorcycles 33 23 41 29 48 34 20% Early Booking ● Reservation period until 31.03.2021 ● Valid for one way and round-trip up to 31.12.2021 ● The 20% discount applies to all 2021 fares for passengers, and vehicles (car or minibus) up to 6m length and 2m height, trailers up to 2.50m length and 2m height as well as motorcycles. ● The discount does not apply to other vehicle fares or in conjunction with the Camping on Board service. ● Once ticket has been issued, the reservation may be changed but not cancelled (+40,00 Euro alteration fees). ● If the reservation is changed after 31st March 2021, the difference between early booking and brochure fares (plus 40,00 Euro) has to be paid (difference is calculated on the affected leg of a round trip ticket). ● Limited capacity available. ● The discount does not apply to the fuel, pet cabin or pure cabin surcharges. 20% Family & Friends ● 20% discount for 3 or 4 passengers travelling in AA3/AB3 or A4/AB4 cabins with or without their vehicle. ● All passengers must travel with the same reservation code. ● Discount applies to passenger and vehicle (all categories, excluding trailers and motorcycles) fares. ● Limited capacity available. ● Discount applies only for the official fares (excluding “PURE CABIN” supplement, "PET IN CABIN” and “PET IN KENNEL" charges). 20% Aircraft-Type-Seats & Deck ● 20% discount for minimum 3 passengers and maximum 7 passengers travelling in air seats or deck with or without vehicle (car or minibus up to 6m long and 2m high except trailers and motorbikes). ● All passengers must travel with the same reservation code. ● Does not apply to Camping on Board reservations. ● All discounts/offers are not cumulative and only one of them (the greater) is granted at a time (except for the Early Booking discount).
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