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Shipping Companies MAY-JUN 374-381_377-384 23/4/2014 10:34 πμ Page 379 SHIPPING COMPANIES GOLDEN STAR FERRIES (GF) 133, Filonos Street, 185 36 Piraeus Tel 2122224000, Fax 2122224098 e-mail: [email protected] , web: www.goldenstarferries.gr Fleet/Services: Cyclades, c/f Superferry II 123-125, Syngrou Avenue & 3, Torva Street, 117 45 Athens Tel 2108919820, Fax 2108919829 GOUTOS LINES (GO) e-mail: [email protected] , web: www.bluestarferries.com 43, Konitsis Street, 152 35 Vrilissia CEO Attica Spyros Paschalis Tel 2106135422, Fax 2108032180 Managing Director Michalis Sakellis Fleet/Services: Lavrio - Kea - Kythnos, c/f Makedon Finance & Administration Director Nikos Tapiris Commercial Director Domestic Lines Dionissis Theodoratos Advertising & Marketing Mgr Christina Grigora HELLENIC SEAWAYS (MF) Director Customer services & Hotel operations Nicholas Triantafyllidis 6, Astiggos Street, Karaiskaki Square, 185 45 Piraeus Director Supplies & Logistics Antonis D. Strintzis Tel 2104199100, Fax 2104117900, Res Tel 2104199000 Reservations Tel 2108919950, Fax 2108919959 e-mail: [email protected] , web: www.hsw.gr Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Yiannis S. Vardinoyiannis Port Agents: Chief Commercial Officer (CFO) Vassilis Katsaris Piraeus, Rafina Fleet/Services: Northeastern Aegean Sea, Cyclades, Crete, Argosaronikos Gulf, Sporades Piraeus: Gelasakis STC, Tel 2104222440, Fax 2104176973 c/c: Highspeed 4, 5, 6, c/m: FlyingCat I, II, III, IV, V, VI Giovanti, Tel 2104119171, Fax 210413714 c/f: Nissos Chios, Nissos Mykonos, c/f Express Pegasus, Express Santorini, Rafina: A Togias, Tel 2294023150, Fax 2294023350 Express Skiathos, Apollon Hellas, Poseidon Hellas, Nissos Rodos, Artemis, Ariadne Dodekanissos Astypalea: Paradise Travel, Tel 2243061224, Fax 2243061450 HYDRA LINES (HL) Kalymnos: Magos Travel, Tel 2243028777, Fax 2243022608 180 40 Hydra, Mobile 6947325263, Fax 2298052961 Kastellorizo: Papoutsis Travel, Tel 2246070630, Fax 2246049286 Fleet: m/v Freedom Kos: To Kentrikon, Tel 2242028914, Fax 2242022156 Leros: Aegean Travel, Tel 2247026000, Fax 2247023364 IONIAN CRUISES (IC) Lipsi: Municipal Travel Agency, Tel 2247041250, Fax 2247041251 4, Ethnikis Antistasseos Street, 491 00 Kerkyra Nissyros: Kentris Travel, Tel 2242031227, Fax 2242031227 Tel 2661038690, 2661031649, Fax 2661038787, 2661026555 Patmos: Apollon Travel, Tel 2247031324, Fax 2247031819 e-mail: [email protected] , web: www.ionian-cruises.com Rodos: Rodos Ferries Services/Skevos Travel, Managing Director T. Papikinos, Office Mgr P. Papikinos Tel 2241022461, Fax 2241022354 Fleet/Services: Ionian Islands Symi: Symi Tours-Sikallos Holidays Tel 2246071307, Fax 2246070011 c/f Sotirakis I, f/d Santa III, m/v Christina, m/v Ionian Sun Tilos: Stefanakis Travel, Tel 2246044360, Fax 2246044315 Cyclades IONIAN FERRIES Amorgos: Naftilos-El. Vekris, Tel 2285073032, Fax 2285073231 30, Lombardou Street, 291 00 Zakynthos, Tel 2695049500, Fax 2695048301 Donoussa: Sigalas Travel, Tel 2285051570, Fax 2285051607 e-mail: [email protected] , web: www.ionianferries.gr Ios: Ios Star Travel, Tel 2286091252, Fax 2286091067 Fleet/Services: Kyllini-Kefallonia & Kyllini-Zakynthos Iraklia: Gavalas Evangelos, Tel 2285071539, Fax 2285071561 c/f Andreas Kalvos, c/f Dionissios Solomos, c/f Ionian Star, c/f Ionis, c/f Proteus, Koufonissi: Prasinou Katerina, Tel 2285071438, Fax 2285074249 c/f Zakynthos Mykonos: Sea & Sky Travel, Tel 2289028240, Fax 2289024582 Naxos: Zas Travel, Tel 2285023330, Fax 2285023419 Paros: Erkyna Travel, Tel 2284023112, Fax 2284022656 IONIES GRAMMES (IG) Meltemi Travel, Tel 2284021242, Fax 2284022401 491 00 Kerkyra, Tel/Fax 2661081808 Santorini: Dakoutros Travel, Tel 2286022958, Fax 2286022686 e-mail: [email protected] , web: www.ionionlines.gr Fleet: c/f Nikolaos Schinoussa: Paralos Travel, Tel 2285071160, Fax 2285071957 Syros: Gaviotis Travel, Tel 2281086610, Fax 2281088755 IONIOS MEGANISSI SHIPPING (IM) Tinos: Malliaris Travel, Tel 283024241, Fax 2283024243 c/o Sail Inn Holidays Travel, 310 82 Vassiliki, Lefkada North Aegean Islands Tel 2645031805, Mobile 6972-823638, Fax 2645031790 Chios: Michalakis Travel, Tel 2271040070-1, Fax 2271023284 e-mail: [email protected] , web: www.sailinn.gr Lesvos: Mytilini: Picolo Travel, Tel 2251027000, Fax 2251042042 Fleet/Services: Nidri/Vassiliki, Kefallonia, Ithaki, c/f Meganisi II Fleet/Services: Cyclades ( from Piraeus & Rafina ), Dodecanese ( from Piraeus ), North Aegean Islands( from Piraeus ) JALE FERRYBOATS (YE) c/f Blue Star 1, c/f Blue Star 2, c/f Blue Star Delos, c/f Blue Star Ithaki, 1, Tzeims Aristarchou Street, 811 00 Mytilini c/f Blue Star Paros, c/f Blue Star Naxos, c/f Diagoras, c/f Blue Star Patmos, Tel 2251041400, Fax 2251041402 c/f Blue Horizon e-mail: [email protected] Fleet/Services: Lesvos - Turkey, c/f Jale, c/f Jale Han, c/f Zehra Jale ERETRIA - OROPOS CONSORTIUM (OE) KALAMOS LOCAL LINES (KA) 310 81 Kalamos Ionian Islands 340 08 Eretria, Tel 2229064990 Fleet: m/v Afroditi Express, c/i Chania 1, c/i Ioanna Fleet: c/f Protoporos, c/f Protoporos II FANOS TRAVEL & SHIPPING - BODRUM FERRY ASSOCIATION (BO) KAMELIA LINES (KE) 490 82 Paxoi, Tel 2662032114, Fax 2662032253 11, Akti Kountourioti Street, 853 00 Kos, Tel 2242020035, Fax 2242023078 Fleet: m/v Despina Services: Kos-Bodrum FAST FERRIES (CF) KANARIS LINES Ltd. (KN) 10, Skouze St., 185 35 Piraeus 1 Omirou Street, 821 00 Chios Tel 2104182005, 2104182163, Fax 2104281064 Tel 2271042490, 2271021463, Fax 2271021411, 2271020232 e-mail: [email protected] , web: www.fastferries.com.gr Fleet/Services: North Aegean, Turkey, c/f Agia Marcella Fleet/Services: Cyclades, c/f Theologos P., c/f Ekaterini P. KANARIS A. - ERTURK LINES (ER) GLYFA FERRIES (CG) 1 Omirou Street, 821 00 Chios 33, Filonos Street, 185 31 Piraeus Tel 2271042490, 2271020232, Fax 2271021411 Tel 2104134483, Fax 2104177531, web: www.glyfaferries.gr Mobile 6942-234317, 6942-234323, 6942-234324 Fleet: c/f Cleo, c/f Osios David, c/f Glyfa, c/f Amaltheia Fleet/Services: Chios - Tsesme (Turkey) - Chios, c/f Erturk I, c/f Erturk II www.gtp.gr MAY-JUN 2014 • 379.
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