Ferry Ios Kimolos | Ships Greece | Best Price

Ferry Ios Kimolos | Ships Greece | Best Price

Book your ferry ticket Ios - Kimolos

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      Upcoming Departure Times Ferries Ios - Kimolos

      Best departures for the route Ios Kimolos to visit Greece
      These are the upcoming departures, but you can choose the period you like best.
      Route
      Departure
      Duration
      Ios ► Kimolos
      Blue Star Ferries, ship Default
      Fri 11/28 19:35
      2h 55m
      Ios ► Kimolos
      Blue Star Ferries, ship Default
      Fri 12/05 19:35
      2h 55m
      Ios ► Kimolos
      Blue Star Ferries, ship Default
      Fri 12/12 19:35
      2h 55m
      Ios ► Kimolos
      Blue Star Ferries, ship Default
      Fri 12/19 19:35
      2h 55m
      Ios ► Kimolos
      Blue Star Ferries, ship Default
      Fri 12/26 19:35
      2h 55m
      Ios ► Kimolos
      Blue Star Ferries, ship Default
      Fri 01/02 19:35
      2h 55m
      Ios ► Kimolos
      Blue Star Ferries, ship Default
      Fri 01/09 19:35
      2h 55m

      Ferries from Ios to Kimolos at the best price: compare schedules and fares

      Ios

      Information on Ios
      I, also called Nio by its inhabitants today, is a southern island of the Cyclades washed by the Aegean sea. Administratively it is a municipality in the suburbs of the Southern Aegean (Santorini peripheral unit) with 1,838 inhabitants.
      Ios

      Kimolos

      Information about the target locations Kimolos.
      Argentièra or Cimòlo (in Greek Kimolos) is an island of the Cyclades very close to Milos. Administratively it is a commune of the periphery of the Southern Aegean (peripheral unit of Milo). It is of volcanic origin, the climate is dry and healthy but its soil is not suitable for crops of any kind. Its inhabitants are dedicated to sheep farming and fishing. It was known in antiquity for its reserves of chalk and kaolin which was used to make porcelain. Its ancient name was Echinousa. Argentiera always followed the fate of nearby Milo. It was a Venetian fief and suffered numerous raids by pirates who completely destroyed it in the 18th century.
      It is 86 nautical miles from Piraeus.
      The homonymous municipality covers the territory of the island plus the uninhabited islands of Polyaigos, Agios Efstathios and Agios Georgios. The population, at the 2001 census was 769 inhabitants.
      Kimolos


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