Exploring the picturesque island of Kastellorizo is now easier than ever. A convenient round-trip ferry transfer from Kaş provides visitors with an efficient and affordable way to discover the island’s highlights. The 20-minute ferry ride each way offers breathtaking views of the Aegean coastline and a chance to spot the endangered Mediterranean Monk Seal. Once on the island, travelers can wander through the iconic Red Castle, visit the famous Blue Cave, and experience the unique charm of a day trip to two countries – Turkey and Greece. This opportunity promises an unforgettable experience, leaving one eager to uncover more about this captivating destination.
Key Points
- Convenient round-trip ferry transfer from the seaside town of Kaş, Antalya, to the Greek island of Kastellorizo.
- 20-minute ferry ride each way, offering breathtaking views of the Aegean coastline and potential sightings of the endangered Mediterranean Monk Seal.
- Explore the highlights of Kastellorizo, including the iconic Red Castle and the famous Blue Cave, during a 5-hour visit.
- Flexible pricing starting from €55.00 per person, with a convenient and affordable option for the day trip.
- The tour allows visitors to explore two countries, Turkey and Greece, in a single day.
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Trip Overview
The round-trip ferry transfer to the Greek island of Kastellorizo takes travelers on a 5-hour journey to explore the island’s highlights.
Visitors will marvel at the breathtaking Aegean coastline views and may even spot the endangered Mediterranean Monk Seal during the 20-minute ferry ride each way.
Once on the island, they’ll get to see the iconic Red Castle overlooking the quaint harbor town. Travelers can also visit the famous Blue Cave, known for its stunning blue hues.
With this convenient day trip, visitors can easily explore the island and cross two countries – Turkey and Greece – in a single day.
Pricing Details
At a cost starting from €55.00 per person, this round-trip ferry transfer to Kastellorizo offers a convenient and affordable way to explore the island. The pricing structure is flexible, allowing you to reserve your spot now and pay later.
Whether you’re seeking a day trip or a longer island adventure, this ferry transfer provides excellent value. The ferry ride itself is just 20 minutes each way, making it an efficient and time-saving option.
With the ability to visit two countries in one day, this trip presents a unique opportunity to experience the Aegean coastline and the charming town of Kastellorizo without breaking the bank.
Highlights of the Tour
Travelers on this round-trip ferry transfer can marvel at the stunning Aegean coastline views as they make their way to the island of Kastellorizo.
Along the journey, they may even spot the endangered Mediterranean Monk Seal, a rare and protected species.
Upon arrival, visitors can explore the island’s Red Castle, which overlooks the picturesque harbor.
One of the highlights of the trip is the opportunity to visit two countries in a single day – Turkey and Greece.
The ferry ride itself is just 20 minutes each way, making it an easy and convenient day trip from the nearby town of Kaş.
Meeting Point Location
Participants meet at the Larsoy Travel Tourism Office, located at Andifli Mahallesi Liman Sokak 4 B, 07580 Kaş/Antalya, to begin their round-trip ferry transfer to the island of Kastellorizo.
This convenient meeting point is easy to find and serves as the departure location for the 5-hour excursion.
The office is situated in the seaside town of Kas, a popular tourist destination in Antalya province.
The office is open daily to welcome participants and provide any necessary information or assistance.
Participants can easily access the meeting point, as it’s located right near the harbor where the ferry departs.
With the meeting point set, the adventure to the picturesque island of Kastellorizo can begin.
Ferry Ride Duration
The ferry ride to and from Kastellorizo takes approximately 20 minutes each way, making for a total transit time of 40 minutes. This relatively short journey allows visitors to make the most of their time on the island.
The ferry departs from the Larsoy Travel Tourism Office in Kaş, providing a convenient starting point for the day trip. The brief crossing across the Aegean Sea offers breathtaking views of the coastline and the chance to spot the endangered Mediterranean Monk Seal.
Once on the island, travelers can explore the historic Red Castle, marvel at the stunning Blue Cave, and stroll through the charming town of Kastellorizo.
Entry Requirements
EU citizens can visit Greece without special permission.
Turkish citizens have different entry requirements depending on whether they’ve a Schengen visa or not. Those with a valid Schengen visa can enter Greece without any additional requirements. However, Turkish citizens without a Schengen visa will need to inquire about the specific entry requirements, which may include obtaining a visa or completing additional paperwork.
The entry requirements for this ferry transfer to Kastellorizo include:
- EU citizens can visit Greece without special permission
- Turkish citizens with a valid Schengen visa can enter Greece
- Turkish citizens without a Schengen visa should inquire about entry requirements
It’s important to check the latest entry requirements before planning your trip to ensure a seamless travel experience.
Endangered Wildlife
Sighting the endangered Mediterranean Monk Seal is a rare and cherished opportunity during the ferry ride to Kastellorizo. These elusive marine mammals make their home along the Aegean coastline, with Kastellorizo’s shores providing a vital habitat for the species.
With fewer than 700 individuals remaining, the Mediterranean Monk Seal is one of the world’s most endangered marine mammals. Poaching, habitat loss, and pollution have all contributed to the species’ decline.
However, conservation efforts are underway to protect this remarkable creature. Passengers on the ferry to Kastellorizo should keep a keen eye out for these shy and graceful seals, and report any sightings to help further research and preservation efforts.
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Views of the Aegean
As the ferry glides across the sparkling Aegean waters, passengers can’t help but marvel at the stunning coastal vistas unfolding around them. From the vibrant blue hues of the sea to the rugged, sun-kissed cliffs lining the shoreline, the journey to Kastellorizo offers a mesmerizing display of the Aegean’s natural beauty.
The ferry’s route showcases:
- Dramatic rock formations and caves carved by the relentless waves
- Picturesque fishing villages nestled along the coastline
- Panoramic views of the serene, island-dotted horizon
The ever-changing scenery keeps passengers enthralled, offering a taste of the Aegean’s breathtaking allure before they even set foot on the enchanting island of Kastellorizo.
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Recap
The round-trip ferry from Kaş to Kastellorizo offers a scenic journey to explore the island’s highlights. Visitors can marvel at the Aegean coastline, spot the endangered Mediterranean Monk Seal, and experience the charm of this picturesque Greek island.
With its convenient and affordable option, this day trip allows for efficient sightseeing between Turkey and Greece.