Travel Guide to Salamis Island

Getting There

• Car

  If you're traveling by car from any location in North Aegean, first make your way to the mainland port of Piraeus, which is the main gateway to the islands. To get to Piraeus, follow the local road signs or GPS directions to reach the E65 or E94 highways, depending on your starting point. Upon arriving in Piraeus, head to the port area and look for the ferry terminal for Salamis Island. Ferries to Salamis operate regularly, and the journey takes approximately 30 minutes. Make sure to check the ferry schedule ahead of time for departure times. There is typically a small fee for the ferry, which can vary; expect to pay around €3-€5 per person for a one-way ticket.

• Public Transportation

  To reach Salamis Island using public transportation, take a bus or train to Piraeus. For bus travelers, use the KTEL bus services that connect various cities in North Aegean to Piraeus. If you are near a train station, catch a suburban train (Proastiakos) towards Piraeus. Upon arriving in Piraeus, follow the signs to the ferry terminal for Salamis Island. Make sure to check the local transportation schedules for bus or train times, as well as the ferry schedule. The ferry ride to Salamis lasts about 30 minutes, and the fare is typically around €3-€5 for a one-way ticket.

• Taxi or Ride-Sharing

  If convenience is a priority, you can opt for a taxi or ride-sharing service to get to Piraeus from your location in North Aegean. Simply book a ride that takes you directly to the Piraeus port. Once you arrive, proceed to the ferry terminal for Salamis Island. The taxi fare will depend on your starting point but expect to pay more compared to public transport. After arriving at the ferry terminal, purchase your ferry ticket for around €3-€5 for a one-way trip to Salamis Island.