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30% Early Booking up to 50% Offers Prices in Euro Prices ITALY / GREECE 2011 Venice • Igoumenitsa • Corfu • Patras Ancona • Igoumenitsa • Patras Piraeus • Heraklion up to 30% Early Booking up to 50% Offers Prices in Euro Prices VENICE A LINE C L G A D L ANCONA N I I M R P N LINE A C M P L A IN O www.minoan.gr USIVE C G ON B HAMBURG POZNAN 782 BERLIN WARSAW AMSTERDAM 441 223 LEIPZIG 586 614 DRESDEN DUSSELDORF 205 209 CALAIS 39 426 285 BRUSSELS COLOGNE KATOVICE 189 KRAKOW Join now for Free FRANKFURT PRAGUE 278 217 NUREMBERG 494 196 315 PARIS 166 BRNO at www.minoan.gr 536 STUTTGART 123 229 SALZBURG VIENNA MUNICH 316 187 333 BASEL 84 160 INNSBRUCK NEW ZURICH 260 VILLACH and win 282 100 points! GENEVA 419 246 LJUBLIANA 321 VENICE ZAGREB LYON VERONA 241 142 20% 440 157 116 DISCOUNT FOR Member Benefits MILAN 141 BOLOGNA TICKETS ON ALL GENOVA 364 ROUTES* 287 214 381 ANCONA MARSEILLE ISTANBUL 301 595 505 ROME BARCELONA THESSALONIKI 321 IGOUMENITSA CORFU ATHENS PIRAEUS 215 • Free tickets in all • Free tickets in all PATRAS accommodation and accommodation and HERAKLION private vehicle categories. private vehicle categories. • 10% discount at the bars • 20% discount at the bars and restaurants on board. and restaurants on board. • 10% discount at the stores • 15% discount at the stores on board. on board. • Promotions and offers • Promotions and offers only for members. only for members. *The discount is not valid for “Camping On Board” service and passenger tickets of “All Inclusive Camping” service. Tel.: +30 2810 399850, +30 2810 399856, Fax: +30 2810 342607 • e-mail: [email protected] 2 ROUTES - DESTINATION MAP HAMBURG POZNAN 782 BERLIN WARSAW AMSTERDAM 441 223 LEIPZIG 586 614 DRESDEN DUSSELDORF 205 209 CALAIS 39 426 285 BRUSSELS COLOGNE KATOVICE 189 KRAKOW FRANKFURT PRAGUE 278 217 NUREMBERG 494 196 315 PARIS 166 BRNO 536 STUTTGART 123 229 SALZBURG VIENNA MUNICH 316 187 333 BASEL 84 160 Thessaloniki INNSBRUCK ZURICH 260 VILLACH 282 GENEVA 419 246 LJUBLIANA 321 VENICE ZAGREB LYON VERONA 241 142 440 157 116 MILAN 141 BOLOGNA GENOVA 364 287 214 381 ANCONA MARSEILLE Dodoni ISTANBUL 301 595 505 ROME BARCELONA THESSALONIKI 321 IGOUMENITSA CORFU ATHENS PIRAEUS 215 PATRAS HERAKLION Corfu Meteora Knossos Delphi Olympia www.minoan.gr 3 MINOAN LINES SERVICES CAMPING ON BOARD - VENICE LINE ALL INCLUSIVE CAMPING - ANCONA LINE An innovative service first launched by Minoan Lines in the Camping on Comfort! Adriatic Sea. You can enjoy your trip by relaxing in your camper Enjoy a new service especially tailored for passengers who / caravan in a specially adapted open garage deck with: fresh prefer travelling in comfort, luxury and economy with their camper / caravan. running water, showers, WC, electricity supply. All these, by Book “All Inclusive Camping” service and enjoy: simply purchasing a vehicle and a deck ticket for each passenger • Garage space for your camper / caravan with full access to all public areas of the ship. • Electricity supply for your camper / caravan • Accommodation in internal cabin “Camping on Board” service is available from April, 1st to October, 31st • One free lunch or dinner per person / stretch on: H/S/Fs EUROPA PALACE / OLYMPIA PALACE ...ALL for the same price of a DECK & camper / caravan Easily, calculate the volume of your vehicle! reservation ! “All Inclusive Camping” service is available from April, 1st to October, 31st on: CRUISE EUROPA / CRUISE OLYMPIA If you wish to take your pet in the cabin, you can “measure the height” “measure “measure the height” “measure enjoy a special, reduced fare of only 25 Euro per “measure the length” “measure the length” pet/stretch! VENICE LINE A C L G A D L ANCONA N I M R I P A N LINE P C M IN O L A G ON B USIVE C CUSTOMER SERVICE CERTIFIED HOSPITALITY Our Customer Service The essence of a sea voyage is safety and quality. This basic principle is our top priority. department is at your disposal Our core philosophy focuses on satisfying our customers providing high quality services to make your remarks, in land and on board, which are certified by major Greek and International organizations. suggestions or comments on: Tel.: +30 2810 399855 Fax: +30 2810 330276 E-mail: [email protected] BUS SERVICE ATHENS - PIRAEUS - PATRAS For passengers travelling without a car on Venice line, we offer a bus connection from / to the port of Patras to facilitate your journey. For more information contact the Purser’s office on board, the port offices or MINOAN LINES central reservation offices. The bus service is available from middle of June to the end of September. 4 MINOAN LINES COOPERATIONS MINOAN LINES & “SHOW YOUR CARD!” TRAIN & FERRY Are you a member of an automobile club? Are you travelling with a vehicle? Does your card have this logo on it? -20% Then 20% discount is yours! All “Show Your Card!” (SYC!) members are entitled to a 20% discount on the official pricelist of both Adriatic and domestic lines. The 20% discount is offered to: • SYC! Card holder • Accompanying persons • All vehicle categories under the same reservation code. In order for a card holder to receive the SYC! discount, his/her reservation must include at least one vehicle. On domestic lines the SYC! 20% discount applies when issuing All Europe one Railway Connection international & domestic tickets at the same time. EuRail and InterRail pass holders travel free of charge, on the If travelling with a camper/caravan using “Camping on Adriatic lines, paying only port taxes, supplement for high Board” / “All Inclusive Camping” service... or middle season, as well as fuel surcharge if/when this is • On Ancona line the 20% discount applies solely on the vehicle. applicable. • On Venice line the 20% discount does not apply on the Upgrades can be arranged upon availability under special “Camping on Board” service. fares. Pass Holders of EuRail/InterRail “One Country Passes” and For further details and a full list of cooperating “Show Your “National Passes” of which: EuRail Greece, EuRail Italy, InterRail Card!” (SYC!) Automobile & Touring Associations, please visit our Greece and InterRail Italy passes may travel on all Adriatic and website: www.minoan.gr or contact one of our official agents. domestic lines with a 30% discount on official pricelists of Minoan Lines. For reservations and information, please contact us via e-mail: [email protected] or contact our port agents in Ancona, tel.: +39 071 201708, Venice, tel.: +39 041 2407177. Minoan Lines also offers special fares on passengers’ tickets to loyalty card holders of SNCF, TRENITALIA, DB AUTOZUG. For more information please visit us on www.minoan.gr. SUNSHINE CAMPING CLUB Sunshine all the way! When you are travelling with Minoan Lines you may For a full list of camping sites of the “Sunshine Camping receive an extra discount at “Sunshine Camping Club”. Club” network or more information, please consult “Sunshine Camping Club” offers a great variety of the official “Sunshine Camping Club” brochure or visit camping resorts to keep you on track with certified www.sunshine-campings.gr. camping organisations and guaranteed satisfying Due to safety and environmental reasons, free camping is not holidays. permitted in Greece. www.minoan.gr 5 ANCONA - IGOUMENITSA - PATRAS 2 - BED OUTSIDE CABIN A LA CARTE RESTAURANT CRUISE EUROPA CRUISE OLYMPIA LENGTH (L0A): 225 m BREADTH: 30,4 m SPEED (knots): 28 NUMBER OF PASSENGERS: 3000 NUMBER OF BEDS: 1257 NUMBER OF AUTOMOBILES: 963 YEAR BUILT: 2009 & 2010 INTERNET CORNER SHIPYARD: FINCANTIERI, NAPLES-ITALY ON BOARD SERVICES • 2 LOUNGES • CONFERENCE CENTER • DISCO • SWIMMING POOL (WITH BAR AND FAST FOOD FACILITIES) • 2 LOUNGES FOR TRUCK DRIVERS • ESCALATORS • SHOPPING CENTER • INTERNET CORNER / Wi-Fi • VIDEO GAMES • FULLY EQUIPPED CASINO • STEAM ROOM • JACUZZI • SPA • SAUNA • GYM • MASSAGE • FACIAL TREATMENT • CHILDREN PLAYGROUND • A LA CARTE RESTAURANT • SELF SERVICE RESTAURANT • FAST FOOD CASINO RESTAURANT • PET FRIENDLY CABINS GYM • PETS’ VILLAGE • FIRST AID Free Entrance! CHILDREN PLAYGROUND at the Gym, Steam room, Jacuzzi, Sauna for all passengers in Deluxe & Junior Suite Cabins! SPA & WELLNESS CENTER 6 ...The Best Cruise Ferries in the Mediterranean ! 2 - BED OUTSIDE CABIN JUNIOR SUITE MAIN LOUNGE AIRPLANE BUSINESS SEATS DELUXE CABIN www.minoan.gr 7 ANCONA LINE ITINERARIES ANCONA - GREECE GREECE - ANCONA From 01/01/2011 till 26/05/2011 & From 21/09/2011 till 31/12/2011 From 01/01/2011 till 25/05/2011 & From 21/09/2011 till 31/12/2011 Departure Ancona Arrival Igoumenitsa Arrival Patras Departure Patras Departure Igoumenitsa Arrival Ancona MO 17:30 TU 10:30 TU 16:30 MO 19:00 MO 23:59 TU 15:30 TU 18:30 WE 11:30 WE 17:30 TU 19:00 TU 23:59 WE 15:30 WE 18:30 TH 11:30 TH 17:30 TH 17:00 TH 23:00 FR 13:30 FR 16:30 SA 09:30 SA 15:30 FR 17:00 FR 23:00 SA 13:30 SA 16:30 SU 09:30 SU 15:30 SA 18:00 SA 23:59 SU 14:30 SU 17:30 MO 10:30 MO 16:30 SU 18:00 SU 23:59 MO 14:30 From 27/05/2011 till 16/08/2011 From 26/05/2011 till 16/08/2011 Departure Ancona Arrival Igoumenitsa Arrival Patras Departure Patras Departure Igoumenitsa Arrival Ancona MO 17:00 TU 09:30 TU 15:30 MO 18:00 MO 23:59 TU 14:30 TU 17:30 WE 10:30 WE 16:30 TU 18:00 TU 23:59 WE 14:30 WE 17:30 TH 10:30 TH 16:30 WE 19:00 - - TH 12:30 TH 15:30 FR 08:00 FR 14:00 TH* 19:00 - - FR 12:30 FR* 15:30 SA 08:00 SA 14:00 FR 17:00 FR 23:00 SA 13:30 SA 16:30 SU 09:00 SU 15:00 SA 17:30 SA 23:30 SU 14:00 SU 17:00 MO 09:30 MO 15:30 SU 17:30 SU 23:30 MO 14:00 * Friday sailings on: 27/05, 10/06, 01/07, 22/07, 12/08 Dept.
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