Ferry Symi Nisyros | Ships Greece | Best Price

Ferry Symi Nisyros | Ships Greece | Best Price

Book your ferry ticket Symi - Nisyros

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      Upcoming Departure Times Ferries Symi - Nisyros

      Best departures for the route Symi Nisyros to visit Greece
      These are the upcoming departures, but you can choose the period you like best.
      Route
      Departure
      Duration
      Symi ► Nisyros
      Blue Star Ferries, ship Default
      Fri 11/28 19:40
      2h 50m
      Symi ► Nisyros
      Blue Star Ferries, ship Default
      Mon 12/01 17:30
      2h 50m
      Symi ► Nisyros
      Blue Star Ferries, ship Default
      Fri 12/05 19:40
      2h 50m
      Symi ► Nisyros
      Blue Star Ferries, ship Default
      Mon 12/08 17:30
      2h 50m
      Symi ► Nisyros
      Blue Star Ferries, ship Default
      Fri 12/12 19:40
      2h 50m
      Symi ► Nisyros
      Blue Star Ferries, ship Default
      Mon 12/15 17:30
      2h 50m
      Symi ► Nisyros
      Blue Star Ferries, ship Default
      Fri 12/19 19:40
      2h 50m
      Symi ► Nisyros
      Blue Star Ferries, ship Default
      Mon 12/22 17:30
      2h 50m
      Symi ► Nisyros
      Blue Star Ferries, ship Default
      Sat 12/27 12:40
      2h 50m
      Symi ► Nisyros
      Blue Star Ferries, ship Default
      Mon 12/29 17:30
      2h 50m

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      Symi

      Information about Symi
      Simi, called Sime in antiquity, is a Greek island of the Aegean Sea in the Dodecanese archipelago, located 41 km north of the coast of the island of Rhodes, surface of 58.1 km².
      It is located near the Turkish coasts of the Re?adiye peninsula in the Mu?la Province. From an administrative point of view, it is a municipality on the outskirts of the Southern Aegean (peripheral unit of Rhodes).
      The island has over three hundred monasteries and churches. The most important Churches are: Prophet Elias, St. John of Tsagkrias, St. Procopius, Madonna Myrtariotissa, Roukouniotis, Santa Marina and the Holy Monastery of Panormitis. Worth noting is the Kokkimidi Abbey, a Byzantine monastery renovated in 1697, the Perivioti Abbey and the War Cross Monastery.
      Symi


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