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TRIP OUT (September 2021) Page 1 ________________________________________________________________ These lists include services within Greece. Fares on regular services are regulated by the government, though tickets issued by one company cannot be used on another firm's ship. Higher fares are charged for hydrofoils and other fast craft. Some ships and fast ferries have superior reserved seats at higher fares. Departures from major ports are co-ordinated by the port police who can be contacted for information; ticket agents usually only supply details of the ships they represent. There is no reliable source of information on schedules which often change with little advance notice. Some Greek daily papers include ferry timetables; the most comprehensive are in the business paper 'H NAYTEMΠOPIKH' ("I Naftemporiki"). The daily 'INTERNATIONAL NEW YORK TIMES' is sold in Greece with an English edition of the Greek paper 'KATHIMERINI' which lists the day's departures from Pireas and Rafina. Greek ships always bear their name on the stern in the Greek alphabet, while larger ships usually have the name in the Roman alphabet on the bows. Names can be transliterated in various ways, so that the FESTOS PALACE for instance may be advertised as the PHAESTOS PALACE. Several ships' names include "Ayios" (meaning "Saint") which may be rendered as "AGIOS", "AGHIOS" or "AG". ________________________________________________________________ 2Way Ferries ANO HORA II 2004 2110 grt 104.0 m 1100 pass C Igoumenitsa - Kerkira ( ), jointly run with Kerkyra Lines. See also 'Saronic Islands'. A Ships - see 'Adriatic Sea' Kerkira - Brindisi; Igoumenitsa - Brindisi. ANEK Lines - see 'Adriatic Sea' Patra - Ancona or Venezia; Igoumenitsa - Ancona or Venezia; Kerkira - Ancona or Venezia. Finikas Lines - see 'Albania' Kerkira - Sarandë. Grimaldi Lines - see 'Adriatic Sea' Igoumenitsa - Brindisi. A key to this list is on page 31 TRIP OUT (September 2021) Page 2 ________________________________________________________________ Kerkira Igoumenitsa Parga Paxi Lefkada Ithaki Kefalonia Patra Rio Killini Zakinthos 'Ionian Blue', Parga IONIAN BLUE 2000 198 gt 26.0 m 195 pass (previously AEGEAN SEA) Excursions from Parga. Ionian Sea Ferries, Kefalonia AGIOS GERASIMOS 1987 272 grt 42.0 m 257 pass C AGIOS GERASIMOS II 1990 424 grt 45.6 m 355 pass C (previously OLYMPIOS APOLLON then CAROLYN) AINOS 2001 315 grt 45.5 m 220 pass C IASON 1988 1743 gt 67.9 m 975 pass C (previously SPATHOEK, then LISA I) ITHAKI DIAMOND 2010 803 grt 72.0 m 600 pass C (previously STYRA DIAMOND) VASSOS K 1997 478 grt 57.0 m 300 pass C Lixouri, Kefalonia - Argostoli, Kefalonia (30 mins, ); Pessada, Kefalonia - Ayios Nikolaos, Zakinthos (1 hr 15 mins, , mid-May - mid-Oct); Fiskardo, Kefalonia - Nidri, Lefkada ( ); Frikes, Ithaki - Nidri, Lefkada ( ). A key to this list is on page 31 TRIP OUT (September 2021) Page 3 ________________________________________________________________ Ionion P Lines IONION PELAGOS 1990 492 grt 76.5 m 350 pass C Astakos - Sami, Kefalonia ( ); Astakos - Pisaetos, Ithaki ( ); Sami, Kefalonia - Pisaetos, Ithaki – Vasiliki, Lefkada ( ). Ionios Meganisi N E MEGANISI II 1997 491 grt 55.0 m 240 pass C Nidri, Lefkada - Spilia, Meganisi (25 mins, ); Nidri, Lefkada - Frikes, Ithaki (1 hr 30 mins, , July - mid-Sep). Joy Cruises AZIMUT 2001 137 grt 29.9 m 231 pass (previously EURO TRE in Italy) ILIDA II 1982 133 grt 35.2 m 110 pass >H ILIDA DOLPHIN 1981 161 grt 35.2 m 136 pass >H SARANDA EXPRESS (AL) 1983 202 gt 32.7 m 250 pass C (previously DIANA SECONDA, then PRINCIPESSA in Italy) ZANADU 1989 206 gt 40.3 m 255 pass C Paxi - Kerkira (55 mins); Kerkira - Sarandë (1 hr 15 mins, ); Kerkira - Sarandë (30 mins) by hydrofoil; Kerkira - Paxi - Vasiliki, lefkada - Pisaetos, Ithaki - Sami, Kefalonia - Zakinthos (Easter - Oct). Also owns JOY STAR, chartered to Kateros Maritime Company (see 'Dodecanese'). Kefalonia Ferries VIKENTIOS DAMODOS 2011 249 grt 47.0 m 200 pass C Lixouri, Kefalonia - Argostoli, Kefalonia (30 mins, ). Kerkyra Lines AGIA THEODORA 1989 2336 grt 76.5 m 732 pass C ALKINOOS 2002 1254 grt 73.9 m 590 pass C (previously AMALTHIA) DORIEUS 1989 4687 grt 93.8 m 585 pass C (previously DORIEUS in Greece, then OLYMPIADA in Russia) EVDOKIA 1995 520 gt 44.2 m 150 pass C (previously FERRY MISHIMA in Japan) KERKYRA 1993 832 grt 72.4 m 478 pass C KERKYRA EXPRESS 1991 1205 grt 76.6 m 588 pass C MENEKRATIS 2000 951 grt 70.0 m 490 pass C (previously OSIOS DAVID) Igoumenitsa - Kerkira, Lefkimmi and Paxi ( ), jointly run with 2Way Ferries; Kerkira - Erikoussa - Mathraki - Othoni ( ). Also owns NIKOLAOS, chartered to Gozo Channel (see 'Malta'). A key to this list is on page 31 TRIP OUT (September 2021) Page 4 ________________________________________________________________ Kerkyra Seaways AGIA EIRINI 1994 1356 grt 80.4 m 1050 pass C AGIOS SPIRIDON 2000 885 grt 81.5 m 521 pass C ELENI 1993 878 grt 77.8 m 590 pass C HERMES 1997 2604 grt 108.0 m 700 pass C (previously FERRY TSURUGI in Japan) IONAS 1989 994 grt 95.8 m 446 pass C NANTI 1973 760 grt 78.8 m 900 pass C Igoumenitsa - Kerkira (1 hr 50 mins, ); Igoumenitsa – Paxi (1 hr 55 mins, ). Kontogiorgis Cruises, Lefkada EPTANISOS 2007 74 gt 39.0 m 491 pass Day cruises from Nidri, Lefkada, to Kefalonia, Ithaki, etc. Lefkimmi Lines AGIA TRIADA 1993 473 grt 54.9 m 241 pass C IOANNIS KAPODISTRIAS 1999 488 grt 56.0 m 500 pass C (previously MAKEDONIA II) Igoumenitsa – Lefkimmi, Kerkira (1 hour, ), jointly run with Sarris Cruises. Levante Ferries ANDREAS KALVOS 1985 1765 grt 98.6 m 730 pass C FIOR DI LEVANTE 1998 9024 gt 118.8 m 1140 pass C KEFALONIA 1975 3924 grt 123.8 m 1134 pass C (previously NISSOS KEFALONIA) MARE DI LEVANTE 1984 4059 grt 120.2 m 1068 pass C Killini - Zakinthos (1 hr 15 mins, ); Killini - Poros, Kefalonia (1 hr 30 mins, ); Patra - Sami, Kefalonia - Pisaetos, Ithaki ( ). See also 'Aegean Sea'. Minoan Lines (Grimaldi Lines) - see 'Adriatic Sea' Patra - Ancona; Igoumenitsa – Ancona; Kerkira - Ancona. Nidri Star, Lefkada NIDRI STAR I 2002 73 grt 34.0 m ? pass NIDRI STAR III 1957 - 32.0 m 250 pass (previously SOTIRAQIS I) + Excursions from Nidri, Lefkada, to Kefalonia, Ithaki, etc; excursions from Vasiliki, Lefkada, to Kefalonia, Ithaki, etc. A key to this list is on page 31 TRIP OUT (September 2021) Page 5 ________________________________________________________________ Petrakis (Ionian Cruises), Kerkira CHRISTINA 1962 - 32.0 m 250 pass IONIAN SUN (AL) 1991 262 gt 40.1 m 286 pass SANTA (AL) 1981 142 grt 35.2 m 130 pass >H SANTA III (AL) 1981 141 grt 35.2 m 124 pass >H SFENDONI 1994 426 grt 32.0 m 250 pass (previously ANTIGONI) Kerkira - Sarandë (1 hr 10 mins, or 40 mins by hydrofoil); Kerkira - Himarë (July - mid-Sep); excursions from Kerkira to Paxi, Parga, etc. Rio - Antirio Ferries AGIA VARVARA 1996 988 grt 88.2 m 494 pass C CHRYSA 2017 984 grt 83.6 m 350 pass C GEORGIOS 2009 989 grt 100.6 m 500 pass C KAPTAN STAVROS 1979 458 grt 58.0 m ? pass C KING LEONIDAS 1966 443 grt 64.2 m ? pass C (previously AGIA AIKATERINI) NIKOLAOS A 1979 494 grt 55.6 m 272 pass C PANAGIA PARAVOUNIOTISSA 2018 801 grt 68.1 m 550 pass C PANAGIOTIS D 2017 1117 grt 93.1 m 500 pass C PANTANASSA 1990 753 grt 73.0 m 293 pass C PROKOPIOS M 2003 769 grt 82.4 m 1000 pass C PROTOPOROS XIV 2018 1264 grt 100.2 m 900 pass C SALAMINOMAHOS 2008 995 grt 100.6 m ? pass C SPYRIDON S 2016 1153 grt 102.0 m 500 pass C THEOTOKOS 2002 761 grt 82.4 m 952 pass C ZEUS 1980 452 grt 52.9 m 130 pass C Rio - Antirio (15 mins, ). Sarris Cruises & Lines, Kerkira GEORGIA 1994 242 grt 40.2 m 295 pass LEFKIMI 2003 637 grt 65.3 m 392 pass C RENA S II 1982 496 grt 50.0 m 525 pass Kerkira - Sarandë; Igoumenitsa – Lefkimmi, Kerkira (1 hour, ), jointly run with Lefkimmi Lines; excursions from Kerkira to Parga, Paxi and Sarandë. Seamed (Star Lines) - see 'Adriatic Sea' Zakinthos and Kefalonia - Brindisi. Seven Islands Cruises IKAROS PALLAS 1999 75 gt 31.4 m 385 pass KAPTEN KOSTAS 1995 137 grt 24.5 m ? pass (previously EXPRESS NIKOS) MAKEDONIA PALACE 2007 149 gt 43.8 m 500 pass + Excursions from Nidri, Lefkada, to Kefalonia, Ithaka, etc; excursions from Zakinthos in IKAROS PALLAS. A key to this list is on page 31 TRIP OUT (September 2021) Page 6 ________________________________________________________________ V Spathis, Kefalonia NIRIIS 2017 132 grt 28.0 m 200 pass + Excursions from Skala, Kefalonia, to Ithaki, Zakinthos, etc. Superfast Ferries - see 'Adriatic Sea' Patra and Igoumenitsa - Ancona; Patra, Igoumenitsa and Kerkira - Bari. Ventouris Ferries - see 'Adriatic Sea' Kefalonia, Igoumenitsa and Kerkira - Bari. 'Vicky F II', Parga VICKY F II 2000 71 grt 31.0 m 300 pass + Excursions from Parga to Paxi and Antipaxos. Voutirakos Cruises (Cavo Grosso), Zakinthos DELFINI 1964 200 grt 42.0 m 500 pass MENIA-MARIA I 2002 146 grt 40.1 m 400 pass + Excursions from Zakinthos. West Ferry Maritime Co, Lefkada CAPTAIN ARISTIDIS 1994 459 grt 55.8 m 250 pass C Nidri, Lefkada - Fiskardo, Kefalonia (1 hr 45 mins, , January - Oct). Zakinthos Cruises DIMOSTHENIS 1999 130 grt 40.3 m 368 pass DIMOSTHENIS K 1994 142 grt 41.8 m 483 pass Excursions from Zakinthos. A key to this list is on page 31 TRIP OUT (September 2021) Page 7 ________________________________________________________________ Alexandroupoli Kavala Simi Thessaloniki Thasos Ammoul- Samothraki iani Mount Rodos Athos Volos Limnos Glifa Skiathos TURKEY Skiros Mitilini Arkitsa Eretria Loutraki Ayia Marina Hios Salamina Pireas Rafina Samos Tolo Tinos Poros Lavrio Mikonos Patmos Spetses Paros Naxos Kimolos Kalimnos Amorgos Elafonisos Milos Kos Thira/Santorini Kithira Rodos (see inset) Kissamos Iraklion Hania Elounda Karpathos Ayios Sfakia Nikolaos Ierapetra A key to this list is on page 31 TRIP OUT (September 2021) Page 8 ________________________________________________________________ Aegean Speed Lines SPEEDRUNNER III 1999 4724 gt 100.0 m 800 pass >C Pireas - Serifos - Sifnos - Milos ( , April - Oct).
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    ANEK LINES ROUTES FROM ITALY TO CORFU SCHEDULE 2018 IMPORTANT NOTICE: TIMES ARE INDICATED ON LOCAL TIME! VENICE - IGOUMENITSA From 01/01/2018 to 19/05/2018 and from 29/09/2018 to 31/12/2018 Days VENICE Departure IGOUMENITSA Arrival(1) Wed, Sat, Sun 12:00 14:30 (1) The following day VENICE – CORFU - IGOUMENITSA From 20/05/2018 to 28/06/2018 and from 10/09/2018 to 28/09/2018 Days VENICE Departure CORFU Arrival IGOUMENITSA Arrival(1) Wed, Sat 12:00 - 14:30 Fri 12:00 13:45 15:00 (1) The following day *SUNDAY 23/09: VENICE (DEPARTURE 12:00) – IGOUMENITSA (ARRIVAL 14:30 24/09) – PATRAS (ARRIVAL 21:00 24/09) VENICE - IGOUMENITSA From 29/06/2018 to 09/09/2018 Days VENICE Departure IGOUMENITSA Arrival(1) Wed, Sat 12:00 14:30 (1) The following day ANCONA - IGOUMENITSA From 01/01/2018 to 28/06/2018 and from 10/09/2018 to 31/12/2018 Days ANCONA Departure IGOUMENITSA Arrival Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri 13:30 08:00(1) Sat, Sun 16:30 09:30(1) (1)The following day. WEDNESDAY 03/01, THURSDAY 04/01 & FRIDAY 05/01 ANCONA (DEP. 16:30) – IGOUM. (ARR. 09:30) – PATRAS (ARR. 15:00 THE FOLLOWING DAY) ANCONA – CORFU - IGOUMENITSA From 29/06/2018 to 09/09/2018 Days ANCONA Departure CORFU Arrival(1) IGOUMENITSA Arrival(1) Mon, Wed, Fri, Sun 13:30 - 06:30 13:30 05:30 06:45 Tue 16:30 - 09:30 15:00 07:00 08:15 Thu 16:30 - 09:30 13:30 - 06:30 Sat 16:30 - 09:30 (1)The following day.
  • Merging Giants John Bessis Country Manager Greece and Cyprus, Allergan Aesthetics Pascal Apostolides Managing Director, Abbvie in Greece

    Merging Giants John Bessis Country Manager Greece and Cyprus, Allergan Aesthetics Pascal Apostolides Managing Director, Abbvie in Greece

    AbbVie_ad_208x280tel.pdf 1 27/4/20 3:48 PM JULY-AUGUST 2020 THE MAGAZINE OF THE AMERICAN-HELLENIC CHAMBER OF COMMERCE www.amcham.gr C M Y CM MY CY CMY K MERGING GIANTS JOHN BESSIS COUNTRY MANAGER GREECE AND CYPRUS, ALLERGAN AESTHETICS PASCAL APOSTOLIDES MANAGING DIRECTOR, ABBVIE IN GREECE THOUGHT LEADERS KYRIAKOS PIERRAKAKIS IN AN ALLIANCE FOR SMEs AND STARTUPS DIGITAL REVOLUTION IOANNA LYTRIVI TALKS ABOUT EDUCATION AND SPEARHEADING EMPLOYMENT IN POST-COVID-19 GREECE GROWTH GREEK INVESTMENT FORUM – NEW YORK Business-partners-option-2.pdf 1 9/3/2020 15:01:24 Business-partners-option-2.pdf 1 9/3/2020 15:01:24 We Create Workplaces that are Destinations for the Human Interaction We Create Workplaces that are Destinations for the Human Interaction C C M M Y Y CM CM MY MY CY CY CMY CMY K K It takes more than just ergonomic furniture and a tness center to achieve It takes more than just ergonomic furniture and a tness center to achieve Wellbeing at work. It’s about creating a culture of wellbeing Wellbeing at work. It’s about creating a culture of wellbeing where people can Move, Think and Feel Better. where people can Move, Think and Feel Better. 1 Kisias Avenue, Marousi | T: 211 212 0820 | E: [email protected] | W: www.ekahellas.com | ekahellas 1 Kisias Avenue, Marousi | T: 211 212 0820 | E: [email protected] | W: www.ekahellas.com | ekahellas CONTENTS 24 16 35 Pascal Apostolides and John Bessis talk Kyriakos Pierrakakis talks about the EOPPEP CEO Ioanna Lytrivi talks to about AbbVie’s landmark acquisition of changes and challenges brought
  • Naxos, Koufonisi, Amorgos Table of Contents Trip

    Naxos, Koufonisi, Amorgos Table of Contents Trip

    Naxos, Koufonisi, Amorgos Table of Contents Trip Highlights, Map, Tour Details, Itinerary, What’s included, Itinerary Changes, Terrain, Condition Grading, Accommodation, Starting point and getting there, Food, Weather, Gear checklist, Currency & Banking, Passports, Visas For most people the Cycladic islands, are synonymous with the term, “The Greek Islands. White washed houses, turquoise blue seas, olive groves and sun parched landscapes. It is here where man lived in harmony with the environment for thousands of years and we believe that hiking in Cycladic islands offers you a unique opportunity to connect with their past and present. Step by step you will get to know the secrets of the islands, each of them stamped with its own unique character. The trip starts in Naxos, the largest and one of the most extraordinary islands of the Cyclades if one can be in a position to choose. It is an island with incredible landscape interchanges, Venetian castles and traditional villages perched on the cliffs of its mountains. After spending three days there we will take the ferry to Koufonisi, the small diamond of the Cyclades, which lies within between Naxos and Amorgos. Life goes on slowly here, in a microcosm living with its own relaxed rhythms, right in the middle of the Cyclades. Different sense of time, different behaviors, different dimensions. Last destination on our trip will be the island of Amorgos, marked by tradition and history. The mountainous island is still a well-kept secret destination, and a hiker’s paradise. If you are searching for “Original Greece” you should definitely visit Amorgos.