Kalymnos Ferry

Ferries to Kalymnos depart from Piraeus port in Athens and the Dodecanese islands. The ferry trip to Kalymnos (from Athens) lasts for 8.5-10 hours. Kalymnos is directly connected by ferry with islands like Rhodes, Kos, Patmos, and Astypalea.

There are some ferries to Kalymnos all year round, but itineraries are more frequent during the summer.

There are usually 5 ferries from Piraeus to Kalymnos every week. The ferry trip from Athens to Kalymnos lasts for 8.30-10 hours and the cost of a ferry ticket is '50' 'EUR' (50 Euros).
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There are frequent ferry connections (at least 5 per day) between Kos and Kalymnos. Ferries to Kalymnos depart from both Town port and Mastichari port. The duration of the ferry trip from Kos to Kalymnos is 30-50 minutes and the cost of a ferry ticket is '7' 'EUR' (7 Euros) - '16' 'EUR' (16 Euros).
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The main type of ferry that sails to Kalymnos is the conventional ferry. The ferry companies that serve itineraries to Kalymnos are Blue Star Ferries and Dodekanisos Seaways.

In the summer, there are ferry connections between Kalymnos and other Dodecanese islands. Some of the most popular island-hopping itineraries from Kalymnos are from Kalymnos to Kos, from Kalymnos to Rhodes, from Kalymnos to Patmos, and from Kalymnos to Astypalea.

Travel tips to organize your travel:

• The ferry trip from Athens to Kalymnos is long and usually overnight, so we highly recommend booking a cabin.
• The best way to plan your trip to Kalymnos is to book your ferry tickets in advance, as Greek ferries may be fully booked, especially in July and August.
• Keep in mind that ferries from Kos to Kalymnos leave from both ports in Kos, so make sure you double-check from which port you depart.

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Kalymnos is famous as the island of sponge diving. This is a beautiful island, whose rich history can be seen in the Medieval Castles and the ancient remains. Administratively Kalymnos belongs to the Dodecanese and it is found between Leros and Kos. Over the last years, Kalymnos has developed as one of the most popular climbing destinations in the world. It is also an ideal destination for calm holidays with many sandy beaches and impressive landscapes.

Pothia is the port and capital of the island, built amphitheatrically around a bay and particularly charming with its white houses, Neoclassical mansions and wild surroundings. In Kalymnos, you will taste a real island experience and you will relax in the calm seaside villages. From Myrties take the boat to Telendos, a small isolated island with few inhabitants.

Hop on a ferry to Kalymnos for wild natural landscapes, climbing, Medieval castles, and secluded beaches!

• Kalymnos lies between Leros and Kos and belongs to the Dodecanese island complex.
• Full of sandy beaches and jaw-dropping landscapes, Kalymnos is an ideal destination for calm holidays.
• Pothia is the port and capital of the island. It is built around a bay and it boasts a charming atmosphere with white houses, Neoclassical mansions, and wild surroundings.

The best season to visit Kalymnos is the summer. During this time of the year, you can explore the virgin natural landscape of the island, swim in crystal clear waters, and go climbing.

If you’re searching for a destination off the beaten tourist trail, with raw natural beauty, amazing beaches, and beautiful beach resorts, Kalymnos is a fantastic option!

Some of the most beautiful places to visit in Kalymnos are the Sponge Factory, the Sea World Museum, the Chryssocheria Castle, and the Monastery of Agios Savvas.

Discover more online resources about Kalymnos:

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