Kastellorizo transfers are the boat, plane and road links that bring travellers to Kastellorizo, the small Greek island off Kas in Turkey. Compare more island trips on Greece Tours.
This page sorts Kastellorizo transfers by route: the crossing from Kas, the border rules, Rhodes by sea and air, the airport run and the seasons.
What are Kastellorizo transfers?
A Kastellorizo transfer is a booked link to the island. It is a ferry from Kaş or Rhodes, a flight from Rhodes, or a road ride to Kaş. A hotel guide on the island says it links to both Greece and Turkey.
Kastellorizo transfers come in three kinds: ferries from Kaş, ferries from Rhodes and flights from Rhodes. Wikipedia lists three ferry ports for the island: Rhodes, Piraeus and Kaş. The hotel guide puts the sailing from Piraeus, the port of Athens, at around 20 hours.
Road transfers lead to Kaş. The hotel guide covers the Turkish side. Anyone flying into Dalaman or Antalya airport reaches Kaş by car and takes the ferry from there. For travellers from Turkey, Kaş is therefore the start of Kastellorizo transfers.
Kastellorizo transfers by air start in Rhodes. Wikivoyage calls the Kastellorizo airport small and names Olympic Air as the airline that flies there from Rhodes.
GetYourGuide files two of the Kaş ferry listings under the category Transfer. All three Kastellorizo transfers in the next section sell the crossing as a return ticket. The sights and history of the island sit on the page for Kastellorizo.
Which Kastellorizo transfers can you book from Kas?
Three round-trip ferry listings sell the Kaş crossing. One lasts five hours, one six hours and one eight to nine hours. All three give free cancellation up to 24 hours ahead. Each must be booked at least 10 hours before departure.
Of the Kastellorizo transfers from Kaş, the five-hour ferry transfer has the shortest listed duration. Its title promises 20 minutes each way. The description sets departure at 10:00, after passport procedures, with a return to Kaş around 16:00.
The ticket covers the round-trip ferry transfer. Food and beverages and personal expenses cost extra. The listing asks guests to bring a passport or an ID card and does not allow pets. The meeting point is the Larsoy Travel & Tourism Office on Liman Sk. in Kaş.
The highlights list the Red Castle above the harbour and a chance to look for the Mediterranean monk seal. The listing also promises a visit to two countries in one day.
Among Kastellorizo transfers from Kaş, the six-hour day trip gives the clearest timetable. The listing says sailings leave Kaş daily between 08:45 and 09:00 and reach the island port around 09:20. The return leaves at 16:00, which gives up to five hours ashore.
The ticket covers the return crossing. The listing does not include food and drinks. Extras are the archaeological site entrance, the speed boat to the Blue Cave and the boat to Aya Georgia beach. Its packing list names sunglasses, a sun hat, sunscreen, swimwear and a towel. The meeting point is listed as Andifli in Kaş.
Booking Kastellorizo transfers is online with instant confirmation, and the voucher needs no printing. The listing also says you skip the ticket line.
The Kaş and Kalkan listing is the longest of the three Kastellorizo transfers, at eight to nine hours. It lists a host or greeter who speaks English and Turkish. Pickup is available, and the listing sends you to the availability check for the pickup options.
The highlights call the boat a high-speed catamaran and promise a trip to Greece and back in a single day. The description says the crossing lasts about half an hour. The ferry back leaves at 4 pm every day. A guesthouse booking lets you stay the night and sail back the next day.
The ticket covers the ferry and the port tax, while personal spendings cost extra. Guests bring a passport or ID card and cash. The meeting point is an office with the name Meis Express on its sign. The listing says visitors lie flat on the deck of a small boat to enter the Blue Cave.
Each of the three Kastellorizo transfers offers reserve now, pay later. Two of them show their starting times only after the availability check.
Which documents do Kastellorizo transfers from Kas need?
Kastellorizo transfers from Kas cross a border between Turkey and Greece, so every passenger carries a valid passport. The ferry line takes the passport number at booking. Officers check the document at the Turkish port and again at the Greek port.
Meis Ferry Lines runs Kastellorizo transfers from Kas. It asks for five details when you reserve: name, surname, date of birth, passport number and nationality. Its check-in office hands out the boarding cards. The line states that nobody passes the passport and customs gates without a boarding card.
Travel reports describe the Kas side of Kastellorizo transfers as two booths. The first booth checks the ticket. The second booth checks the passport and stamps you out of Turkey. On the island, a small immigration building stamps the passport, and you enter Greece.
The island was not always an official entry point to Greece. The Turkey’s For Life guide states that this has changed. Passport control now takes place on the island after you step off the boat. A HopOnWorld report confirms border control at both ends of the trip.
Wikipedia’s Schengen article covers EU single-market nationals. They can enter each other’s territory with a valid passport, passport card or national identity card. The FerryGoGo route guide states that on the Kas boat a normal ID card is not enough. Carry the passport.
Visitors from visa-waiver countries stay in the Schengen Area for 90 days in any 180-day period. The same Wikipedia article lists these entry conditions, among others:
- A travel document valid for at least three months after the planned departure date and issued in the previous 10 years.
- Enough funds for the stay and the onward or return journey.
- A stated purpose and conditions for the stay.
Travellers who need a Schengen visa hold it before boarding the boat. The Meis Ferry Lines terms say ordinary passport holders must have a valid Schengen visa prior to embarkation. The same terms bar passengers whose passports carry a North Cyprus entry stamp.
Turkish citizens on Kastellorizo transfers have a separate fast-track visa for the island. To Vima reported that it covers arrivals by ferry boat only, not arrivals by air or cruise ship. Euronews lists Kastelorizo among the ten islands in the scheme.
Meis Express and Meis Ferry Lines both state a daily quota of 6 visa applicants for the island. Both ask for the papers five days before the sailing.
The Feribot Seferleri guide adds that the visa covers only the island you enter, not other islands or mainland Greece. At the port, officers run passport control, a fingerprint scan and a document review.
Check every paper before you book any of the Kas tours that cross to the island. The Meis Ferry Lines terms give no refund when the authorities refuse a person trying to leave the country. They give none for an expired visa either. Documents decide whether Kastellorizo transfers from Kas run for you at all.
How long is the sea crossing on Kastellorizo transfers from Kas?
Guides give 20 minutes for the Kas crossing, and one ferry guide gives 30 minutes. Kastellorizo transfers from Kas cover a short gap. The island sits just over one nautical mile from the Asia Minor coast, says the travel.gr guide.
Sources do not agree on one figure, so here is each time with its author:
- The Hotel Mediterraneo guide: a 20-minute ferry ride from Kas.
- The FerryGoGo route page: 20 to 30 minutes, with passport control and customs taking extra time.
- A HopOnWorld day-trip report: 15 to 20 minutes.
- The Turkey’s For Life guide to the Meis Express: around 30 minutes, with times that change with sea conditions.
The distance depends on where you measure. Wikipedia puts the gap between the two coasts at roughly 2 km. The travel.gr guide says just over one nautical mile. The Wikipedia article on Kas places the island about 6 km offshore from the town.
Two companies run Kastellorizo transfers from Kas by sea. Ferah Turizm stands behind meisexpress.com. It states that it has carried passengers between Kas and Meis on a regular schedule for 20 years. The Meis Express timetable names the Turkish stop as Kas Liman and the island stop as Meis Port.
Meis Ferry Lines states that it runs its own fast ferries for Kastellorizo transfers. Its fleet page lists Kahramanlar 4 with a capacity of 196 and a speed of 12 knots. Both lines sell the Kas boat as a single ticket or a return ticket.
The sailing is only part of the journey. A HopOnWorld traveller waited to dock because a Blue Star Ferries ship from Rhodes arrived first and blocked the port. Passport control on the Greek side also had an issue, so the traveller reached the island about 90 minutes late.
The Turkey’s For Life guide notes that the ferry is small, so passport queues stay short. Kastellorizo transfers from Kas need a day built around the crossing, the two booths and the immigration building.
How do Kastellorizo transfers from Rhodes work by sea?
Three companies run Kastellorizo transfers by sea from Rhodes: Blue Star Ferries, Dodekanisos Seaways and Saos Ferries. Ferryhopper lists all three on its Rhodes to Kastellorizo route page. Crossing times differ by company and by ship.
Kastellorizo transfers by sea join two small ports. Ferryhopper names the Rhodes departure point as the port of Rhodes, also known as the Rhodes Tourist Port. The Rhodes bus station lies 1.5 km away, a 20-minute walk.
The Kastellorizo end is the port on the northeastern coast of the island. The only village on the island is built around it. Ferryhopper measures the sea distance from port to port at 74 nautical miles, or 137 km.
Ferryhopper’s schedule table shows how the three companies compare on Kastellorizo transfers from Rhodes:
- Blue Star Ferries: crossings of 2 hours 55 minutes to 3 hours 30 minutes.
- Dodekanisos Seaways: 2 hours 20 minutes, the shortest trip on the route.
- Saos Ferries: crossings of 4 hours 30 minutes to 4 hours 55 minutes.
Dodekanisos Seaways owns two high-speed catamarans, the Dodekanisos Express and the Dodekanisos Pride. Wikipedia’s route list for the company names the Dodekanisos Pride for Rhodes to Kastellorizo. The fleet page gives that ship a length of 40.05 m and space for 280 passengers and 9 cars. Its top speed is 30 knots.
Blue Star Ferries ties Kastellorizo to a long chain of islands. Wikipedia lists its Blue Star Patmos route as ending with Symi, Rhodes, Kasos, Karpathos and Kastellorizo. That line starts at Piraeus.
Cars travel on Kastellorizo transfers from Rhodes too, because Ferryhopper reports garage spaces on the ferries. It advises booking vehicle tickets well in advance. Blue Star Ferries and Dodekanisos Seaways also offer airplane-type seats.
Dodekanisos Seaways lists Kastellorizo among its day-trip destinations from Rhodes. The other places on that list are Symi, Kos, Kalymnos, Chalki, Tilos and Nisyros. Among the Kastellorizo transfers by sea, this is the company based in Rhodes, where it was founded in nineteen ninety-nine.
Which flights carry Kastellorizo transfers from Rhodes?
Olympic Air flies the air link for Kastellorizo transfers. Rhodes is the only place you can fly to directly from the island. One reviewed flight used a Dash 8-100 with 37 seats and took 40 minutes.
Kastellorizo Island Public Airport carries the codes KZS and LGKJ. Wikipedia calls it the eastmost airport of Greece and places it in the middle of the island. The Hellenic Civil Aviation Authority operates it.
The runway for Kastellorizo transfers by air is a single asphalt strip, numbered 13/31, and it is 800 m long. GreekAirports.gr calls it short and narrow and says it is carved into the rocky terrain. The same site lists a non-directional beacon and no ILS or VOR.
The terminal for Kastellorizo transfers by air covers 150 square metres. The apron holds one aircraft the size of a Dash 8 and 3 light aircraft, according to Wikipedia.
GreekAirports.gr describes the airport as a VFR-only facility that works in daylight hours. It lists no radar on the island, and surveillance comes from Rodos Control. These limits shape every flight to the island.
The Rhodes route is a public service obligation route, which means the state subsidises it. GTP Headlines reported that the aviation authority gave Olympic Air this route for a four-year term. It is one of six state-subsidised routes in that tender.
Kastellorizo transfers by air use a Bombardier Dash 8-100 with 37 seats. Rows 1 to 8 have two seats on each side of the aisle, and row 9 has 5 seats. All seats are economy class.
The reviewer’s flight, OA97, left at 8 am and landed at 8.40 am. That is a flight time of 40 minutes over 85 miles. A drink and a small snack are served on board a domestic Olympic Air flight.
On the Rhodes side, Wikipedia’s destination list for Rhodes International Airport carries Olympic Air flights to Kastellorizo. Those flights start Kastellorizo transfers by air at the airport that GreekAirports.gr names Diagoras.
Flying to the island is older than this airport. In the early twentieth century, seaplanes linked Kastellorizo to northeast Africa and used the harbour. The present airport opened in nineteen eighty-six as a domestic airport. In Wikipedia’s table the busiest year brought 9,626 passengers, and the last row shows 5,434.
How do you get from Kastellorizo airport to the harbour?
The airport lies 2.5 km from Megisti, the capital and only village on the island. The village is built around the harbour. A taxi and a small bus cover that short road, and the airport authority lists both.
Kastellorizo transfers on land are short. The Hellenic Civil Aviation Authority states that the airport stands 2.5 km from Megisti. A guesthouse on the island gives the same distance from the centre of the island.
The authority’s airport page names two ground links, a taxi and a minibus. The guesthouse says guests can take either one from the airport to the centre. It also offers a transfer from the port to its rooms when a guest needs one.
Wikipedia states that one small bus runs on Kastellorizo and that it collects tourists from the airport. A travel guide lists the taxi and the small bus for the airport route in the summer season. Ferryhopper adds that the airport is close to the port and that a bus reaches it.
A hotel on the island describes the last step of the trip. From the village, a walk along the harbour reaches the hotel in minutes. A sea taxi brings you to its door. So Kastellorizo transfers from the airport can end on foot or on the water.
The port lies on the north-eastern coast, and the capital is built around it. Ferryhopper says all visitor amenities stand there, and it lists hotels, restaurants, shops and an ATM.
How do you reach Kas for Kastellorizo transfers from Dalaman or Antalya?
Kaş has no airport, so Kastellorizo transfers from Turkey start with a road trip from Dalaman or Antalya. Transfer companies give 2 to 2.5 hours from Dalaman Airport and 2.5 to 3 hours from Antalya Airport.
One transfer company lists the road from Dalaman Airport to Kaş at 153 km. It gives 120 to 150 minutes for a private transfer, and up to 3 hours on a summer Saturday.
The route follows the D400 through Kalkan, past Patara, then Kınık and Esen. It crosses the Esen to Fethiye pass and passes through the Göcek tunnel. This is the road leg of Kastellorizo transfers from Dalaman.
Wikivoyage’s page on Kalkan puts Dalaman Airport 125 km west of that village. It gives a drive of 90 minutes to 2 hours on the D400 with its toll tunnel. Its page on Kaş gives 2.5 hours. Plan the road leg of your Kastellorizo transfers around the longer figure.
Wikivoyage also names the airport bus. It runs as far as Fethiye. A regular bus or a taxi covers the rest of the way to Kaş.
A transfer company puts the road from Antalya Airport to Kaş at about 185 km. It gives the drive as 2.5 to 3 hours. The D400 runs west through Kemer, Finike and Demre. Kastellorizo transfers from Antalya Airport take that longer drive.
The same company adds that the D400 turns mountainous and winding after Kemer. The stretch between Finike and Demre is narrow in places, so the journey can feel longer than the distance. A Kastellorizo hotel gives one figure for both Turkish airports: about two hours by car to Kaş.
GetYourGuide lists a private transfer called “Dalaman Airport: 24/7 Private Transfer to/from Kas”. It runs between Dalaman Airport and a Kaş hotel, villa or apartment on any day and at any time. It covers the road leg of Kastellorizo transfers from the Turkish side. The listing shows a duration of 1.5 hours and a private group.
Pickup is available, and the description offers cruise-port pickup from Fethiye, Göcek or Dalaman. The listing shows free cancellation and requires a booking at least 10 hours in advance. It holds a 4.9 rating from 28 reviews.
Kaş has a new bus station and an old otogar in the centre. The new Kaş Otobüs Terminali stands 5 km east of the town on the Demre highway. Wikivoyage advises asking at booking whether the dolmuş ride into town is in the ticket. For Kastellorizo transfers by bus, that minibus ends at the old otogar.
The ferry pier sits in the marina at the south end of town, per Wikivoyage. A blog on the Meis crossing puts the offices of both ferry companies opposite the harbour in the old town. So Kastellorizo transfers from Kaş start at the marina and the old town offices.
When do Kastellorizo transfers run through the year?
Kastellorizo transfers run in all twelve months, and the number of sailings per week changes with the season. Ferryhopper lists the Kas route and the Rhodes route from January to December. The Kas boats sail between one and seven days a week.
The Kas boats are the shortest link in Kastellorizo transfers. At the time of writing, the Meis Express table listed a Kas departure on every date shown. The dates ran from late October into mid-November. Four of those dates carry two or three Kas departures.
Wikipedia’s Kastellorizo article gives a lower winter figure for the Kas line, one trip a week. Its footnote cites an old archived page, while the Meis Express table above lists a departure every day.
Kastellorizo transfers from Rhodes follow a seasonal count. Ferryhopper shows Rhodes to Kastellorizo sailings from January to December, five to seven days a week. An independent ferry guide counts over eight crossings a week from June to September. It counts six a week from October to late spring.
The sources disagree on operator counts. Travel.gr lists one weekly summer sailing of the Dodekanisos Seaways catamaran and two weekly sailings of Blue Star Ferries. Wikivoyage says both companies sail daily in the summer months. The operator’s own timetable settles the day.
The flight side of Kastellorizo transfers has its own pattern. Travel.gr counts three to four Olympic Air flights a week from Rhodes all year. Tickets for the 37-seat turboprops sell out quickly in summer. Wikipedia lists four flights a week for the winter period, and Wikivoyage lists one flight a day on weekdays.
Bad weather also cancels Kastellorizo transfers by sea. A Blue Star Ferries notice dated 21 November cancelled the 07:30 Blue Star Patmos trip to Kastellorizo. The return trip was cancelled too, because of adverse weather. The ship stayed in Rhodes and was due to leave at 18:15 on its approved itinerary.
Dodekanisos Seaways states the weather rule in its travel terms. The Ministry of Mercantile Marine or a port authority can ban a sailing in bad weather. The company then bears no responsibility for the delay or change. The passenger can change the ticket or take a refund, and the terms allow six months for either step.
The Meis Express general terms say bad weather and sea conditions can stop, change or lengthen a sailing. The seller does not pay travel, hotel or food costs caused by the delay.
High winds also close the island airport, which stops Kastellorizo transfers by air. GreekAirports.gr calls the 798 m runway short and narrow and says high winds bring closures.
How early must you reach the port for Kastellorizo transfers?
Be at the port one hour before departure on Kastellorizo transfers from Kas or from Rhodes. Blue Star Ferries, Dodekanisos Seaways, Meis Express and Meis Ferry Lines each state this rule in their terms or FAQ.
On the Turkish side, Meis Ferry Lines asks passengers to be ready 1 hour before sailing. The hour covers passport and other checks at the departure port. You then go to its check-in office and collect your boarding cards. Without the cards, you cannot pass passport control or board.
Meis Ferry Lines takes online and phone bookings for Kastellorizo transfers until 1 hour before the crossing. Seats on board are not numbered.
The Meis Express terms add three points. The buyer shows the credit card used for the purchase at check-in in the port. After the scheduled departure time, no change or refund is possible. The terms also ask passengers to print the online ticket to speed up check-in.
Kastellorizo transfers from Rhodes carry the same hour. Blue Star Ferries tells passengers to report at the embarkation area at least one hour before departure. Car drivers follow the same hour. Dodekanisos Seaways asks for sixty minutes before departure, with or without a vehicle.
A passenger who reaches a Dodekanisos Seaways ship after it has left gets no fare refund. Blue Star Ferries refuses boarding when the name on the ticket is wrong. Both companies ask for valid travel documents at boarding.
One independent ferry guide names half an hour for the port in Rhodes. The operators’ rule is one hour, so the hour is the safe plan.
Both Greek companies also ask for contact details when you book. Blue Star Ferries advises a mobile number, so the agency can reach you if bad weather cancels a departure. Dodekanisos Seaways asks for a phone number and an e-mail address to tell passengers about a delay or cancellation.
Who can travel on Kastellorizo transfers?
Children, expectant mothers and passengers with reduced mobility all have a route to the island. Each operator sets its own limits. Dodekanisos Seaways, Meis Ferry Lines and Olympic Air publish rules on age, pregnancy, wheelchairs and pets.
Children face a clear age rule on Kastellorizo transfers by sea. Dodekanisos Seaways names Kastellorizo among its islands and does not let children under 15 travel alone. A minor aged 15 to 18 can sail alone. That needs a parent’s statement certified by the Police, a Port Authority or Gov.gr.
Dodekanisos Seaways also asks for the health booklet of an infant or toddler at boarding. On the Olympic Air flight, an infant is a child who stays under two for the whole journey. The infant sits on an adult’s lap, and each adult aged 16 or older takes one infant.
On Kastellorizo transfers by air, a parent who wants a separate seat for an infant brings an approved car-type seat. That seat cannot go in an aisle seat or an exit row. A child can fly alone from age five with the airline’s unaccompanied-child service. The service is optional from age 12 to 16.
The Rhodes ferry has areas for passengers with special needs. Dodekanisos Seaways says its ships reach those areas without a climb to an upper deck. The captain can ask to stop boarding for a person who needs help and has no relative or family along.
Wheelchair users on Kastellorizo transfers by air meet clear rules. Olympic Air does not count a wheelchair in the baggage allowance. A passenger with reduced mobility can bring two pieces of mobility equipment. A wheelchair with a spillable wet battery is not accepted. A dry battery travels disconnected, with its terminals insulated.
A passenger who needs help to reach the seat can choose a window seat. An escort on the same booking can too. Meis Ferry Lines reserves the right to refuse a passenger whose age or condition needs the crew’s special help.
Pregnancy rules for Kastellorizo transfers differ by link. Meis Ferry Lines does not allow women past six months of pregnancy aboard. Dodekanisos Seaways allows boarding to the end of the 26th week with a medical certificate. The AEGEAN hub, which also covers Olympic Air, needs no certificate up to the end of the 36th week.
Pets face separate rules on Kastellorizo transfers by sea and by air. On Dodekanisos Seaways the ticket must list the animal’s health booklet or ID number, marking number, size and category. Pets stay in pet areas outside the ship, with the owner watching, on a leash and with a muzzle.
Meis Ferry Lines takes dogs and cats with a valid vaccine and health certificate. They also need the entry papers Greece asks for. The owner agrees the trip with the company first. Dangerous breeds, such as the Rottweiler, the Doberman and the American pit bull terrier, are excluded.
Ferryhopper reports that Meis Express does not carry pets on Kastellorizo transfers from Kas. Meis Express publishes a pet checklist all the same. It names a microchip, a rabies vaccine certificate and a blood test at least 30 days after the vaccine. Customs need notice one day ahead.
On Olympic Air, each passenger can bring one cat or dog in the cabin. Pet and carrier together must weigh 8 kg or less. A passenger travelling with an infant cannot bring a pet into the cabin. For DH8-100 and ATR aircraft, the carrier must not exceed 40 by 25 by 25 centimetres.
The pet must be at least 12 weeks old and hold a valid rabies vaccination. For domestic flights, the Gov.gr electronic Health Book is accepted if it shows the microchip date. A trained guide dog with valid certification is accepted in the cabin.
What luggage suits Kastellorizo transfers?
Luggage limits depend on the link. The Rhodes ferry takes hand luggage up to 40 kg and 0.5 cubic metres. The island flight caps a cabin bag at 55 by 40 by 23 centimetres. The Kas boats set no strict limit.
Dodekanisos Seaways stows luggage for Kastellorizo transfers from Rhodes in special areas of the vehicle compartment. Passengers cannot enter those areas during the trip, so they keep with them anything they need on board. Money and valuables go in the hand bag or to the Financial Officer for safekeeping.
Without that request, the company takes no responsibility for theft or loss in the common areas of the ship. The company also forbids weapons, explosives and flammable or dangerous materials on its ships.
Ferryhopper reports that Meis Ferry Lines and Meis Express set no strict size or weight limits on the Kas crossing. Ferryhopper advises keeping luggage under 50 kg for smooth boarding. Meis Ferry Lines says private suitcases travel on its catamarans if their size and weight stay below customs limits.
Meis Ferry Lines reserves the right to refuse an item because of its size, shape or weight. It asks for bags, suitcases or other containers that hold the contents safely. Passengers collect their bags on the quay once the crew has unloaded all of them.
Meis Ferry Lines takes no responsibility for fragile items, cash, jewellery or passports packed in baggage. It also accepts no blame for belongings lost on its ships.
The planes on Kastellorizo transfers by air are turboprops, according to travel.gr. AEGEAN sets a turboprop cabin bag limit of 55 by 40 by 23 centimetres. A personal item goes under the seat in front. A checked bag must have length, width and height adding up to 158 centimetres or less.
One checked bag can weigh up to 32 kg, and a bag over 23 kg counts as overweight. The allowance changes with the fare: Light, Flex, Family, ComfortFlex or Business. A passenger can check five items in total, and that count includes pets and sports gear.
Bicycles on Kastellorizo transfers by air follow a narrow definition. AEGEAN and Olympic Air accept a regular non-motorised single-seat bike. A child’s bike trolley or a one-wheel bike also counts. An e-bike falls outside it. Space depends on a fixed number of bikes per flight.
Parents on Kastellorizo transfers by air can bring one collapsible stroller for a child over two years old. Staff check it in or take it at boarding if the aircraft has room. Parents can carry formula or breast milk for an infant in cabin baggage, up to 6 kg.
Which questions come up about Kastellorizo transfers?
Tickets for Kastellorizo transfers by sea name one passenger and cannot pass to anyone else. Meis Ferry Lines and Dodekanisos Seaways both write this into their terms. Dodekanisos Seaways also asks passengers to keep the coupon and show it at every check.
Are seats numbered on the Kas boats?
No. Meis Ferry Lines states that seats carry no numbers and that it guarantees no seat number. Passengers sit on seats disinfected beforehand.
Are there cabins or snacks on the Kas boats?
Ferryhopper says Kastellorizo transfers from Kas offer no cabins because the crossing is short. The vessels have air-conditioned seating areas and snack bars for drinks and light refreshments.
Can a car cross on Kastellorizo transfers from Kas?
No. Ferryhopper states that the ferries between Kas and Kastellorizo have no car decks. The island is small and walkable, so a vehicle is not needed.
How late can you book the Kas boat?
Meis Ferry Lines answers that you can book online or by phone up to one hour before the crossing.
What details does a booking for Kastellorizo transfers ask for?
Meis Ferry Lines asks for the ID number, first name, surname, date of birth, passport number, gender and nationality. Dodekanisos Seaways records surname, full name, gender, nationality and date of birth. It also asks for a phone number and email address, so it can warn passengers of a delay or cancellation.
Where can smokers go on the Rhodes ferry?
Dodekanisos Seaways bans smoking indoors and allows it outdoors only. The terms also forbid throwing lit cigarettes or rubbish indoors, outdoors or into the sea.