Blue Star Ferries
Below, you can find all the information you may want to know about the Blue Star Ferries company.
• Destinations • Fleet and routes • Check-in and discounts • Agencies
Blue Star Ferries was founded in 2000 and is now one of the most prestigious ferry companies in Greece, operating routes from and to numerous destinations.
Its ships connect the mainland to the islands of Greece and many islands of the Aegean Sea to one another. Its main agency is located in Piraeus Port.
It belongs to the Attica Group shipping company along with Hellenic Seaways and ANEK Superfast.
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Destinations
Oia village in Santorini
As a member of Attica Group, Blue Star Ferries may operate routes to all island complexes of the Aegean Sea, as well as to Crete. In addition, it may operate routes to the mainland destinations of Ermioni, Porto Heli, and Kavala.
Their destinations include:
Fleet and routes
Blue Star Paros in Piraeus Port
The company's fleet includes 9 passenger ferries.
Their amenities include eating establishments, air conditioning, elevator/escalators, Wi-Fi, ATM machines, a special space for pet-keeping, an infirmary, and a boutique or a shop.
Additionally, the company provides cabins for disabled individuals and people traveling with pets.
► Blue Star Patmos is a conventional ferry, capable of transferring up to 2.000 passengers and 430 vehicles.
The vessel offers economy seats, air seats, and 90 cabins.
► Blue Star Delos is a conventional ferry, capable of transferring up to 2.400 passengers and 430 vehicles.
The vessel offers economy seats, air seats, business seats, and 32 cabins.
► Blue Star Chios is a conventional ferry, capable of transferring up to 1.782 passengers and 418 vehicles.
The vessel offers economy seats, air seats, and 72 cabins.
► Blue Star Myconos is a conventional ferry, capable of transferring up to 1.915 passengers and 418 vehicles.
The vessel offers economy seats, air seats, and 29 cabins.
► Blue Star Naxos is a conventional ferry, capable of transferring up to 1.474 passengers and 240 vehicles.
The vessel offers economy seats, air seats, business seats, and 26 cabins.
► Blue Star Paros is a conventional ferry, capable of transferring up to 1.474 passengers and 240 vehicles.
The vessel offers economy seats, air seats, business seats, and 26 cabins.
► Blue Star 1 is a conventional ferry, capable of transferring up to 1.890 passengers and 780 vehicles.
The vessel offers economy seats, air seats, and 192 cabins.
► Blue Star 2 is a conventional ferry, capable of transferring up to 1.854 passengers and 789 vehicles.
The vessel offers economy seats, air seats, and 176 cabins.
► Diagoras is a conventional ferry, capable of transferring up to 1.462 passengers and 274 vehicles.
The vessel offers economy seats, air seats, and 131 cabins.
Check-in, discounts, and the Seasmiles reward program
The company offers online reservations and web check-in for every itinerary.
You can receive your tickets at one of the port agents or digitally (e-tickets). In both cases, you have to collect them two hours before boarding.
Blue Star Ferries offers discounts to some passenger groups, like disabled people, unemployed people, children, infants, and students.
In addition, it has established the Seasmiles reward program, with special prices, privileges, and offers to its members.
Agencies
There is a Blue Star Ferries kiosk at each departure gate of the port of Piraeus.
In addition, the company has established a large network of partners in all its island destinations. In mainland Greece, the network extends to Rafina, Lavrio, and Thessaloniki.
Official Website: www.bluestarferries.com