The route

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The crossing between Samothraki and Alexandroupoli is served by Fast Ferries only who offer 5 weekly sailings, with a maximum duration of 2 hours 05 minutes and primarily morning and afternoon departures. Ferry companies working on this crossing have ships available that are suitable for cars, motorbikes, campers and trucks.

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  2 weekly sailings

  Duration: 2 hours 05 minutes

SAMOTHRAKI ALEXANDROUPOLI offers

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Port of Samothraki

The port of Samothraki in the northern Aegean Sea provides passenger ferries services to the neighboring islands and is located on the northwest side of the island, in Kamariotissa. The port area has some services such as restaurants, bars and toilets and upon arrival on the island, it is easy to find accommodation in hotels or apartments. The port is about six kilometers from Chora, the capital of the island and can be reached by car along the Epar road. Od. Kamariotissas - Samothraki heading in a north-west direction. During the summer there are bus connections from the port to Chora and Lou... [More information]

Address: Epar. Od. Kamariotissas - Choras Kamariotissa 680 02, Greece

Directions: Google Map @ Samothraki, port

Guide of Alexandroupoli

Alexandroupoli is in the region of Thrace, on mainland Greece. The city has always been an important hub for the exchange of goods due to its geographical location, it lies to the east of Thessaloniki and quite close to Turkey. A brief history of Alexandroupoli The name Alexandroupoli echoes the city's glorious ancient Greek past. Alexandroupolis was the setting for numerous fierce battles and has witnessed many historical events. It was Alexander the Great who named the city when he decided to occupy the Maedi capital of Macedonia. He occupied the territory and threw out all of the people who... [More information]