Ferries from Kusadasi to the Aegean Islands
How do I get to the Aegean Islands? Find the best ferry from Kusadasi to the Aegean Islands with our Aegean Islands ferry booking service. On this website discover all routes to the Aegean Islands departing from Kusadasi and easily find the timetables, crossing duration and prices.
The Kusadasi Aegean Islands lines are covered by Makri A.e. only who have 14 weekly sailings available with travel times not exceeding 45 minutes with primarily morning boarding. If you need to bring your vehicle on board, you have many options thanks to the cargo capacity of the ships operating on this crossing. All ships are equipped with passenger services and cabin crew who are ready to assist you.
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The port of Kuşadası was very important ancient trading port for the city which has a very strong seafaring tradition. The port of Kuşadası is one of the most important ports in Turkey for both yachts and cruises. In fact around 3000 boats pass through the port annually and the harbor can hold up to 650 yachts. Today, the port plays host to the many visitors on board the 400 cruise ships that are stationed here. The port of Kuşadası is located in the center of the city and there are bus stops by the exit that connect with various areas of the city. Within the port area there are various ... [More information]
Address: Feribot Limanı, Camikebir Mahallesi, 09400 Kuşadası/Aydın, Turkey
Directions: Google Map @ Kusadasi, port
The Aegean islands are situated just off the Turkish coast. Because of their proximity to Asia, they played an important role in Greek history. Each island is unique, some islands are lush and green, while others are semi-arid, some have sandy beaches and others have rocks and pebbles. Some of the islands are a lot more developed in terms of tourism and receive many visitors, whereas others offer a more authentic and traditional experience of island life. History The Aegean islands have been inhabited since ancient times and the Mitilini and Samos populations inhabited the islands during... [More information]