Ferry to Karpathos

Ferries to Karpathos depart from Piraeus port in Athens. The ferry trip to Karpathos (from Piraeus) lasts for about 20.5 hours. Karpathos is also connected with many islands of the Cyclades and the Dodecanese, like Rhodes, Heraklion (Crete), Kasos, Chalki, and Santorini.

Ferries to Karpathos from Athens and the islands run almost daily in peak season.

In the summer, there are ferries to Karpathos about 3 times per week. The ferry trip from Piraeus to Karpathos lasts for 20.5 hours-a day and the cost of a ferry ticket for a standard seat is '40' 'EUR' (40 Euros) - '60' 'EUR' (60 Euros).
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In the high season, there are 2 ferries from Rhodes to Karpathos 3 times per week. The ferry trip from Rhodes to Karpathos lasts for about 6 hours and the cost of a ferry ticket is '20' 'EUR' (20 Euros).
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In peak season, there are ferries from Heraklion to Karpathos 2-3 times per week. The duration of the trip from Heraklion to Karpathos is 8 hours and the cost of a ferry ticket is about '17' 'EUR' (17 Euros).
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The only type of ferry that travels to Karpathos is the conventional ferry. The ferry companies that serve itineraries to Karpathos are Blue Star Ferries and Aegeon Pelagos Ferries.

Karpathos is a good base for island-hopping to the Cyclades and the Dodecanese islands. Some of the most popular island-hopping itineraries from Karpathos are from Karpathos to Rhodes, from Karpathos to Crete, and from Karpathos to Santorini.

Travel tips to organize your travel:

• Since the ferry trip from Athens to Karpathos is very long, we highly recommend booking a cabin, for a more comfortable trip.
• The best way to plan your trip to Karpathos is to book your ferry tickets in advance, as Greek ferries may be fully booked, especially in July and August.
• Keep in mind that Karpathos has two ports: Pigadia and Diafani, so make sure to double-check at which port you arrive.

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If you want to describe Karpathos in one phrase, you could characterize it is a "calm power". Although it is quiet unknown to foreigners and the Greeks believe it is a pretty remote island, in fact this island combines everything: calm beaches and water sports, traditional villages, archaeological sites and modern structures, excursions to remote islets and hidden caves all over the island.

Karpathos belongs to the Dodecanese complex and it is situated close to Crete. The capital and main port is Pigadia, built around a bay on the southern part of the island. The landscape around Pigadia is rocky and barren, while you can find some interesting caves, like the cave of Poseidon. Close to Pigadia, you can also see the archaeological site of ancient Potideon. The most beautiful village of Karpathos is Olympos, built on the slopes of a hill and with intense traditional character.

Apart from villages, Karpathos also has amazing beaches. The most famous are Kyra Panagia and Apela, due to the picturesque and lush green ambience. This beach is actually a small, relaxing bay with crystal water. Other beautiful beaches are Achata, Megali Amopi and Arkassa. The most tourist developed spots on Karpathos are Lefkos and Finiki, on the western side of the island, which also have organized beaches.

In Karpathos, you can also practice windsurfing on the beach of Makrigialos. The winds are blowing strong there, especially in the afternoon.

Hop on a ferry to Karpathos for quiet holidays away from the hustle and bustle, calm beaches, water sports, traditional villages, and archaeological sites.

• Karpathos belongs to the Dodecanese island complex and it is situated close to Crete.
• The capital and main port of the island is Pigadia, which stretches around a bay on the southern part of the island.
• The most beautiful village of Karpathos is Olympos, a village with an intense traditional character built on the slopes of a hill.

The best season to visit Karpathos is the summer. The good thing about Karpathos is that it doesn’t overflow with tourists, even in peak season, so it’s perfect for those who want to enjoy a calm holiday.

If you’re searching for a quiet and remote destination to escape the crowds, Karpathos is your best bet!.

Some nice places to visit in Karpathos are the Acropolis of Arkassa, the Ancient Potideon, Saria Islet, Othos Folklore Museum, and the Cave of Poseidon.

Discover more online resources about Karpathos:

• Karpathos by Wikipedia: Karpathos by the most famous online Encyclopedia.