You will find below information about ferries from/to Thessaloniki, photos and description of the port.
Located in northern Greece, Thessaloniki serves ferries to Northern Aegean islands.
About Thessaloniki
Thessaloniki is the second largest town in Greece. This is a place with rich history and many monuments. The modern town bursts from life and regularly hosts world exhibitions and other cultural events.
The heart of the town is its commercial port, while the symbol of Thessaloniki is the White Tower, a 16th century tower built right next to the port. On a hill above the town, there is a Byzantine Castle, while a stroll around the centre will lead you to many monuments, museums and churches.
Thessaloniki is particularly famous for its nightlife. There are many cafeterias and bars along the beach promenade, while in the centre of the town you will find traditional taverns with live music. At a distance of one hour drive from Thessaloniki, there are the tourist resorts of Halkidiki, with gorgeous beaches and green scenery.
Photos of Thessaloniki
About Thessaloniki Port
Connected ports to Thessaloniki
Andros - Naxos - Paros - Skiathos - Skopelos, Port - Syros
Port description
Thessaloniki is the second largest town of Greece, located in the northern side of the country. Ferries from Thessaloniki usually go to the Eastern Aegean islands.
Directions
To go from Athens to Thessaloniki, you can either take the bus or the train.
- The train leaves from Larissis Station (metro station) and takes from 4 to 6 hours to get to Thessaloniki, depending on whether it is Intercity (quick train, few stops) or normal route. There are trains from Athens to Thessaloniki about 3 times a day.
- The bus to Thessaloniki leaves from Kifissos KTEL Station (bus X93 from airport) every one to two hours and the trip lasts about 6 hours.
