You will find below information about ferries to Chalki, photos and description of the port.
There are ferries from Piraeus port (Athens) to Chalki 3 times a week and the trip is very long, about 24 hours. This ferry connects Chalki to other islands of Dodecanese and Cyclades.
The island of Chalki is connected by ferry to Rhodes, Tilos, Karpathos, Kos, Nisyros and more.
About Chalki
Chalki, one of the most secluded islands of Dodecanese, is located between Rhodes and Tilos. It has few permanent inhabitants and it is not much tourist developed. Nimporio, the capital and main port of the island, is amphitheatrically spread around a lovely bay and has traditional architecture. The clock tower and the church of Agios Nikolaos are the symbols of the island.
Chalki is an ideal destination for alternative holidays. There are wonderful paths to trek around the island, particularly paths leading to secluded beaches and the Medieval Castle, built on the top of an abandoned village. A small bus runs the route from Nimporio to Potamos, the most organized beach of Chalki.
Photos of Chalki
About Chalki Port
Connected ports to Chalki
Athens, Piraeus - Anafi - Crete, Heraklio - Crete, Sitia - Kalymnos - Karpathos, Diafani - Karpathos, Port - Kasos - Kos, Port - Leros - Milos - Nisyros - Rhodes - Santorini (Thira) - Symi, Panormitis - Symi, Port - Tilos
Port description
One of the most secluded islands in Greece, Halki belongs to Dodecanese and it is found between Rhodes and Tilos. With very few population and limited tourist development, Halki is connected by ferry with Piraeus, Rhodes and all the other islands of Dodecanese.
Directions
A mini bus connects the port of Halki in Nimporio with Chorio (the abandoned capital of the island), the Monastery of Saint Panteleimon and few beaches around the island. However, the most popular way to get around in Halki is on foot.
