Kythira Ferries

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Kythira, also known as Kythera, Cythera, Cerigo or Tsirigo is a Greek island in the Peloponesian Sea and part of the Ionian Islands. It is an isolated island at the foot of the Peloponnese and only around 285 square km. In the Greek mythology Kythira is considered the birthplace of Aphrodite, the goddess of beauty and Eros, who was said to have emerged from the sea here.

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Ferries to and from Kythira

LANE Lines provides ferries to and from the Greek island of Kythira. Kythira ferry port is easily reachable from anywhere on the island by road.

On board a LANE Lines ferry you will find a full range of facilities. In addition to comfortable seating and cabins you will find a la carte and self service restaurants, bars, a cafe, disco, television and video facilities and a shop.

About Kythira

Nature has endowed Kythira with places of incredible natural beauty and authenticity. The rugged terrain with steep rocky cliffs, deep bays and beautiful deserted beaches are the result of prevailing winds from the surrounding seas.

Places of interest are the Venetian castle which dominates the picturesque capital of the island Chora, the graphic coastal village of Avlemonas with its creeks and the fortified Byzantine town of Paleochora, founded in the 11th century.