Ferries from Kavala to Mykonos
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The route connecting Kavala and Mykonos is operated by the operator Anek Superfast - Blue Star Ferries who have one weekly sailing available with travel times not exceeding 20 hours 35 minutes with boarding. This route is served by ferries allowing cars, motorbikes, campers and trucks. In order to provide optimum passenger comfort, each ship is equipped with food shops, an information centre and accommodation suitable for all needs (according to availability).
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The port of Kavala is located in the city centre and provides connections to the Aegean ports and Piraeus. Kavala has four ports, for both passenger and commercial activity and the commercial port is called "Filippo II" along with two other ports that are located away from the city. The passenger port of Kavala - Apostolos Pavlos - is about 340 km from the port of Piraeus and offers services of all kinds to passengers. It is a port has daily ferries and also serves yachts, cruise ships and fishing boats. To reach the port from other cities in Mainland Greece you can take the public bus service... [More information]
Address: Erithrou Stavrou, Kavala 652 01, Greece
Directions: Google Map @ Kavala, port
Mykonos is one of the best-known islands in the Cyclades archipelago, known for its beauty it has been considered a trendy destination for many years. Like the other islands, during the summer it is hot and dry, constantly crossed by a cool wind that regulates the temperature, alleviating Greece’s intense daytime heat. Mykonos has some lovely white beaches with beautiful windmills, splendid nature and intense nightlife. History According to Greek mythology, Mykonos was where Zeus defeated the Titans and its name derives from the nephew of Phoebus. The island was subject to dominations ov... [More information]