Ferries from Patmos to Naxos
Offers, Timetables and Prices
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The route connecting Patmos and Naxos is operated by Anek Superfast - Blue Star Ferries who provide one weekly sailing with travel times that don't exceed 2 hours 50 minutes and departures. Fast ships and hydrofoils operate on this crossing, so travel times can be significantly reduced. Although this a quite a short journey, each vessel is fully equipped and comfortable to ensure that you enjoy your time on board.
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The port of Patmos is located in Skala, on the east coast of the island. Being a small island, the port is of modest size, offering anchorage to passenger ferries from the neighboring islands in the Dodecanese archipelago. The port of Skala originates from the 1600s and was built as a defensive structure, which today welcomes tourists arriving by boat. The port is about five kilometers from the island's capital, Chora and there are bus connections from the port to some places on the island. Departures can be sporadic, but they allow you to get from the port to Chora, Grikos and from Skala to K... [More information]
Address: Skala, Patmos, Greece
Directions: Google Map @ Patmos, port
Naxos is the largest island in the Cyclades archipelago and is blessed with a rich, green landscape and was nicknamed the granary of Greece. Tourists will be attracted by the mild climate and beautiful valleys and mountains, on which you can go walking and trekking to escape the summer heat. The island is famous for its long white beaches and the plateau of Tragea from where you can see the landscape that is covered olive and lemon trees. These local products have provided a livelihood for Naxos, along with a particular type of sand that is used all over the world for sandpaper. This has meant... [More information]