Ferries from Cesme to the Aegean Islands
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The sea connections between Cesme and Aegean Islands are operated by well known ferry operators such asMakri A.e. and Sunrise Lines Ltd who jointly operate 42 connections per week with typically morning and evening departures and sailing times shorter than 1 h 35 min. Ferry companies working on this crossing have ships available that are suitable for cars, motorbikes, campers and trucks. All ships are equipped with passenger services and cabin crew who are ready to assist you.
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Cesme has been an important port since ancient times due to its protected position. I is about 80 km from the city of Izmir and connecting Turkey with the major Greek islands and in particular Chios. The Chios Cesme ferries connect the port of Cesme with the Greek island of Chios daily. Between June and October, the port hosts cruise ships from a new terminal that was created specifically, it is located directly in front of the ancient port of Cesme Castello.... [More information]
Address: Musalla Mahallesi, 35930, Atadağ Cd., 35930 Çeşme/İzmir, Turkey
Directions: Google Map @ Cesme, 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]