Our Fleet
The passenger fleet of the company comprises 7 ferries and 1 hi-speed, daily connects Piraeus with Dodecanese, Ikaria

Ferry Routes
The ships of GA FERRIES connect daily Piraeus with Ikaria, Samos, Syros, Paros, Naxos, Santorini and the Dodecanese. They also make daily trips between Aghios Konstantinos and the Sporades islands.

Anafi
South of Amorgos you will find Anafi, an island suitable for tranquil and restful vacations. Spotless beaches with limpid waters and rocky shores adorn the island, which is an ideal destination for people who love walking, since the only road on the island is the one connecting the port with the capital.

Alonissos
If you really wish to feel close to nature, visit Alonissos. This island boasts excellent beaches, some accessible by road and others by boat only. Do not miss the chance to visit the nearby sea park and admire a host of rare species, such as the Mediterranean seal Monachus-Monachus, dolphins and hawks.

Ikaria
An ideal island for a tranquil holiday, with many nature beauties and quaint traditional villages. Ikaria is famous for its hot springs at Therma, as well as for the local wine, produced by the vineyards that dot the whole island.

Irakleio
Among the most attractive cities in the Mediterranean, Irakleio caters for and satisfies to the full all tastes and desires. It is not by mere chance that the city has served as the centre and metropolis of Crete for centuries. Its prominence remains intact thanks to its many places of interest and archaeological sites.

Ios
Ios features among the most cosmopolitan islands of the Aegean, since many celebrities visit it each year in their luxurious yachts. The island brims with sandy beaches, colourful marinas and windmills. Despite its development and vigorous nightlife, Ios has not lost its traditional character.

Kalimnos
Kalimnos is famous for its sponge-divers. It is a rich island, in terms of both history and nature beauties. Many lovely small basins invite the visitor to take a swim, especially along the west coastline of the island.

Karpathos
Karpathos is the island of contrasts. With alternating landscapes, ranging from mountains ? some green-clad and some made of bare rock ? to valleys, endless stretches of sand beaches, small bays, and traditional harbours, it makes a unique impression on every visitor. In Greek mythology, Karpathos was the land of the Titans, the Giants and many more mythological figures.

Kassos
Kassos is a charming island, to the east of Crete. Untouched by mass tourism, the island mesmerizes its visitors with its beautiful natural landscapes and steep shores.

Kimolos
If a tranquil holiday is what you seek, Kimolos is your destination of choice. Only 86 nautical miles away from Piraeus, this island will impress itself on your mind, with its castle near the capital (the Chora), its churches, its windmills and its secluded beaches.

Kithnos
Kithnos lists among the islands boasting a large number of sandy beaches, accessible by foot, car, or boat. Just pick your own sand beach and enjoy it!

Kos
Kos is the island that gave birth to Hippocrates. It is also well known for its temperate weather, nature beauties, sites of archaeological and historical importance, as well as its cosmopolitan life. Tourism has been developing with giant leaps on the island over the last years. A special feature of the capital (Chora) is that the most common means of transportation is the bike.

Lipsi
A small and peaceful island, east of Patmos. Due to the minimal development of tourism, the island preserves its original Aegean identity. It is the ideal destination for people seeking a serene and completely carefree vacation. The beaches of Lipsi are famous for their crystal clear waters.

Leros
An island with many natural harbours, deep bays and rocky shores, Leros promises to the visitor a holiday to remember. Besides, the castles, impressive traditional mansions and monasteries that decorate the island, Leros has also significant archaeological sites.

Milos
Endowed with beautiful natural landscapes, hot springs, museums, impressive churches and monasteries, as well as with the 13th c. castle at Plaka (the capital), Milos is a major destination point, attracting many visitors. Don't miss the island's tour on boat.

Mykonos
Beyond any doubt the most cosmopolitan island in the Aegean Sea, Mykonos is a first choice for many celebrities, who keep coming every year to spend their holidays. Luckily, the immense touristic development has not deprived the island of its traditional Cycladic beauty. Mykonos boasts sand beaches of unequalled beauty and clear waters.

Naxos
Naxos is the largest island among the Cyclades, full of fertile valleys with vineyards, olive trees and orchards. On this island, you will also find important ancient monuments, Byzantine churches and monasteries, as well as very beautiful beaches with golden sand.

Paros
An island with considerable touristic development, Paros features nice sand strands and fertile valleys with vineyards, olive trees and orchards. The island is not lacking in monasteries, picturesque churches, snow-white houses in the Cycladic style and stone-paved alleys.

Patmos
Patmos is one of the most scenic islands, with many beautiful natural landscapes. Its main feature is Saint John's Monastery of the Apocalypse, built with local grey stone - a commanding edifice overlooking the whole island. The visitor may find here plenty of colourful beaches, interchanging sceneries, and enjoy a serene sojourn.

Rhodes
A crossroad of civilizations, with a history tracing deep into the past, Rhodes will satisfy even the most demanding visitor, as it is a land that literally combines everything: vast sand strands, rich vegetation, and an age-old history reflected in its plethora of ancient and later monuments. Its many high standard facilities and hotels guarantee an unforgettable experience.

Samos
Homeland of Pythagoras and Aristarchos, Samos features among the best propositions for a holiday to remember. It is a green-clad island with large pine forests, olive groves, orchards, vineyards. You will also find there gleaming beaches with long stretches of sand and picturesque traditional settlements.

Santorini
The unequalled beauty of its wild volcanic landscape gives a unique enchanting character to this island and has made it a major attraction. Santorini is a cosmopolitan place, with a vigorous nightlife during the summer period. It goes without saying that - summer or not - it is one of the best choices for your holidays.

Serifos
Another beguiling Cycladic island. Its splendid nature, its long stretches of golden beaches, its enthralling landscapes and caves, as well as its traditional local architecture and restored windmills make Serifos an ideal place for unforgettable holidays.

Skopelos
Between Skiathos and Alonissos lies Skopelos, a captivating island with rich vegetation: Olive groves, orchards, pine forests and vineyards cover its surface coast to coast. Its beaches are splendid, with crystalline waters and enthralling bays. There are also significant archaeological sites and scenic monasteries.

Sikinos
Sikinos is one of the smallest islands of the Cyclades complex. However, it is by no means lacking as a holiday destination, mainly due to the fact that it its extremely picturesque.

Sifnos
Many visitors are attracted to Sifnos each summer thanks to its many beautiful natural landscapes. Don't miss its serene monasteries and nice churches, as well as its windmills.

Skiathos
Homeland of Al. Papadiamantis, one of the greatest modern Greek writers, Skiathos boasts rich vegetation and sublime sand beaches, with pine forests literally reaching the sand. An island with cosmopolitan life, but also keeping its traditional colour.

Syros
Syros may be described as the noblest island of the Cyclades complex; it definitely has a distinct charm. Visitors will love its many beautiful landscapes and beaches washed by pellucid waters, accessible by car or boat.

Tinos
Tinos is also called the island of Virgin Mary, due to the church of Megalohari (Our Lady of Tinos), which attracts pilgrims and other visitors by the thousands each year, during the Dormition Feast (15 of August). Blessed Tinos is also known for its moderate climate, its landscapes of great natural beauty, as well as the elaborate architecture of its picturesque houses.

Fourni
Between Samos and Ikaria lies the comlex of Fourni islands which are mainly populated by fishers and sailors. Fourni can be the ideal place for peaseful vacation while they have many beautiful isolated beaches.

Folegandros
Folegandros is a rocky island, where shrubs and thymes thrive. It is an ideal destination for people whishing to come close to nature and away form the overwhelming tourist traffic. Built upon a cliff on the edge of the sea, the island's capital preserves its medieval colour and charm unaltered.