Book online your ferries to Thessaloniki
• From Athens
Though the ferry is the most time-consuming way of traveling from Athens to Thessaloniki, the two cities are connected by sea throughout the year. Ferries leave from Piraeus, the main port of the Greek capital, which is situated just 12 kilometers from the town center.
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- • How long is the trip?
The journey lasts about 28 hours on average, depending on the number of in-between stops.
- • How much do tickets cost?
A standard ticket from Athens costs €74.00.
- • What ferries operate from Athens to Thessaloniki?
The route from Athens to Thessaloniki is operated exclusively by conventional ferries run by Blue Star.
> Conventional Ferries
Conventional ferries are large vessels with deck seats and indoor lounges. Moreover, they have large garages, capable of carrying a great number of vehicles, so that you can take your car or motorbike with you. There are also eating establishments and cabins. They are the best option if you are traveling with a pet, as there are designated pet-keeping areas too. They are more budget-friendly and are rarely affected by bad weather conditions, so they usually run on time. On the downside, they are slower than high-speed ferries.
Types of seats: Economy Lounge/ Deck, Air Seats (Economy), Air Seats (Business), Cabins with view
Price range: €74.00 - €196.50
Vehicle: €33.50 - €59.50 (Moto), €167.50 (Car), €268.00 (Small truck)
Timetable: Throughout the year, there is 1 ferry connection from Piraeus every 6-8 days.
- • Indicative timetables
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- From Piraeus
- • 15:00 Blue Star (27h50min)
- To Piraeus
- • 21:30 Blue Star (27h20min)