PORTS OF SALAMINA (ΣΑΛΑΜΙΝΑ)
Island located on the Saronic Gulf, on the Aegean Sea.
PHOTOS (2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023):
2018: Dozens of double-ended ferries docked in Salamina: (From left to right) The DIMITRIOS S, the AEOLOS II, the IOANNIS THIRESIA, the PROKOPIOS M, the GLYKOFILOUSA IV, the TELAMON, the EMPEDOKLIS, the PARALOS, the SPYRIDON S and the KONSTANTINOS K.
2018: Dozens of double-ended ferries docked together in Salamina: (From left to right) The AGIOS NIKOLAOS L, the PROTOPOROS X, the AGIA BARBARA, the CHRYSA, the APOSTOLOS M, the AGIOS ELEFTHERIOS IV, the SALAMINOMACHOS, the MICHAIL N, the GLYKOFILOUSA V, the DIMITRIOS P and the THEOMITOR.
2018: Two double-ended ferries seen together in Salamina: (From left to right) The PROKOPIOS M of Dimitrios P NE and the GLYKOFILOUSA IV of Panagia Glykofilousa NE.
2018: Three double-ended ferries docked in Salamina: (From left to right) The DIMITRIOS S of Sofras NE, the THEOCHARIS MARIA L of Karnesis-Lalousis NE and the IOANNIS THIRESIA of Theotokos NE.
2018: Two double-ended ferries docked in Salamina: (From left to right) The DIMITRIOS S of Sofras NE and the THEOCHARIS MARIA L of Karnesis-Lalousis NE.
2018: Dozens of double-ended ferries docked together in Salamina: (From left to right) The AGIOS NIKOLAOS L, the PROTOPOROS X, the AGIA BARBARA, the CHRYSA, the APOSTOLOS M, the AGIOS ELEFTHERIOS IV, the SALAMINOMACHOS, the MICHAIL N, the GLYKOFILOUSA V, the DIMITRIOS P and the THEOMITOR.
2018: Several ships seen near Salamina: (From left to right) The PANAGIA of Panagia Thalassini NE, the AIAKOS of Evangelos NE, the BOB SFOUGKARAKIS of Kavouris Shipping Company, the GLYKOFILOUSA IV of Panagia Glykofilousa NE and the GEORGIOS BROUFAS II of Broufas Vessels.
2018: Two ships seen heading towards Salamina: (From left to right) The BOB SFOUGKARAKIS of Kavouris Shipping Company and the double-ended ferry AIAKOS of Evangelos NE.
2018: Three ships seen near Salamina: (From left to right) The PROKOPIOS M of Dimitrios P NE, the AIAKOS of Evangelos NE and the GEORGIOS BROUFAS of Broufas Vessels.
2019: Dozens of double-ended ferries docked together in Salamina: (From left to right) The TELAMON, the THEOCHARIS MARIA L, the MATOULA K, the ALEXANDROS M, the AGGELIS F, the IOANNIS THIRESIA, the CHRYSA, the THEOTOKOS, the GEORGIOS, the KONSTANTINOS K and the SPYRIDON S.
2019: Dozens of double-ended ferries docked together in Salamina: (From left to right) The THEOMITOR, the IOANNIS SOPHIA K, the ELENA A, the THEOLOGOS V II, the ANNA MARIA and the PROKOPIOS M.
2019: Two double-ended ferries docked in Salamina: (From left to right) The ANNA MARIA of Gavanozis Shipping and the PROKOPIOS M of Dimitrios P NE.
2019: Three double-ended ferries docked in Salamina: (From left to right) The AGIOS ELEFTHERIOS IV of Feidias NE, the GLYKOFILOUSA IV of Panagia Gkykofilousa NE and the APOSTOLOS M of Athinais Lines.
2019: Two ships owned by Panagia Glykofilousa NE seen near Salamina: (From left to right) The GLYKOFILOUSA V and the GLYKOFILOUSA VIII.
2019: Two ships owned by Panagia Glykofilousa NE seen near Salamina: (From left to right) The GLYKOFILOUSA V and the GLYKOFILOUSA VIII.
2019: Two ships owned by Panagia Glykofilousa NE seen resting Salamina: (From left to right) The GLYKOFILOUSA V and the GLYKOFILOUSA IV.
2019: Two ships owned by Dimitrios P NE seen resting Salamina: (From left to right) The TELAMON and the PROKOPIOS M.
2019: Dozens of double-ended ferries docked together in Salamina: (From left to right) The TELAMON and the PROKOPIOS M of Dimitrios P NE, the GLYKOFILOUSA V of Panagia Glykofilousa NE, the AGIOS ELEFTHERIOS IV of Feidias NE, the GLYKOFILOUSA IV of Panagia Gkykofilousa NE and the APOSTOLOS M of Athinais Lines.
2019: Dozens of double-ended ferries docked together in Salamina: (From left to right) The GLYKOFILOUSA VIII, the APOSTOLOS M, the THEOCHARIS MARIA L, the MATOULA K, the DIMITRIOS P, the ELENA A, the FANEROMENI, the THEOTOKOS, the PROKOPIOS M, the IOANNIS THIRESIA and the ANNA MARIA.
2019: Dozens of double-ended ferries docked together in Salamina: (From left to right) The THEOMITOR, the PROTOPOROS XI, the STAVROS N, the SALAMINOMACHOS, the PROTOPOROS X and the GEORGIOS.
2019: Four double-ended ferries docked in Salamina: (From left to right) The AGIOS ELEFTHERIOS IV of Feidias NE, the GLYKOFILOUSA V and the GLYKOFILOUSA IV of Panagia Gkykofilousa NE, and the TELAMON of Dimitrios P NE.
2018: Two ships seen near Salamina: (From left to right) The SPYRIDON S of Sofras NE and the GEORGIOS of Georgios Lines.
2018: Three ships resting in Salamina: (From left to right) The double-ended ferry ANNA MARIA of Gavanozis Shipping, the small passenger boat GEORGIOS BROUFAS II of Broufas Vessels and the fellow small passenger boat SALAMIS EXPRESS I of Salamis Express.
2019: Four double-ended ferries docked in Salamina: (From left to right) The THEOMITOR of Athinais Lines, the PROTOPOROS X of Tsokos Lines, the STAVROS N of Nikolaïdis NE and the SALAMINOMACHOS of Salaminomachos Lines.
2019: Dozens of double-ended ferries docked together in Salamina: (From left to right) The GLYKOFILOUSA VIII, the APOSTOLOS M, the THEOCHARIS MARIA L, the MATOULA K, the DIMITRIOS P, the ELENA A, the FANEROMENI, the THEOTOKOS, the PROKOPIOS M, the IOANNIS THIRESIA and the ANNA MARIA.
2019: Two double-ended ferries docked in Salamina: The SPYRIDON S of Dimitrios NE and the AGGELIS F of Filiagkos NE.
2019: Four double-ended ferries docked in Salamina: (From left to right) The THEOMITOR of Athinais Lines, the PROTOPOROS X of Tsokos Lines, the STAVROS N of Nikolaïdis NE and the SALAMINOMACHOS of Salaminomachos Lines.
2020: Dozens of double-ended ferries docked together in Salamina: (From left to right) The AIAKOS, the THEOCHARIS MARIA L, the PARALOS, the AGIOS NIKOLAOS L, the ELENA A, the KONSTANTINOS K, the DIMTRIOS P, the THEOTOKOS, the DIMITRIOS S, the PROTOPOROS XI and the PROTOPOROS X.
2020: Five double-ended ferries seen resting in Salamina: (From left to right) The MICHAIL N of Nikolaïdis NE, the AGIOS ELEFTHERIOS IV of Feidias NE, the IOANNIS SOPHIA K of Karnesis-Lalousis NE, the EMPEDOKLIS of Aianteiaki NE and the ARIS IV of Psomas Shipping.
2020: Five double-ended ferries docked together in Salamina: (From left to right) The GLYKOFILOUSA IV of Panagia Glykofilousa NE, the ATHINA P of Athinais Lines, the IOANNIS THIRESIA of Theotokos NE, the ORION III of Farmakoris-Villiotis NE and the GLYKOFILOUSA V of Panagia Glykofilousa NE.
2020: Dozens of double-ended ferries docked together in Salamina: (From left to right) The AIAKOS, the THEOCHARIS MARIA L, the PARALOS, the AGIOS NIKOLAOS L, the ELENA A, the KONSTANTINOS K, the DIMTRIOS P, the THEOTOKOS, the DIMITRIOS S, the PROTOPOROS XI and the PROTOPOROS X.
2020: Two double-ended ferries seen together in Salamina: (From left to right) The AIAKOS of Evangelos NE and the THEOCHARIS MARIA L of Karnesis-Lalousis NE.
2020: The two ships of Tsokos Lines operating on the Perama-Salamina line seen together in Salamina: (From left to right) The PROTOPOROS XI and the PROTOPOROS X.
2020: The two ships of Tsokos Lines operating on the Perama-Salamina line seen together in Salamina: (From left to right) The PROTOPOROS XI and the PROTOPOROS X.
2020: Five double-ended ferries docked together in Salamina: (From left to right) The GLYKOFILOUSA IV of Panagia Glykofilousa NE, the ATHINA P of Athinais Lines, the IOANNIS THIRESIA of Theotokos NE, the ORION III of Farmakoris-Villiotis NE and the GLYKOFILOUSA V of Panagia Glykofilousa NE.
2020: Two small passenger boats seen together in Salamina: (From left to right) The ARTEMIS of Artemis SNE and the TZORTZIA of Speed Service Waterways.
2020: Several small passenger boats serving the Perama-Salamina line seen together in Salamina: (From left to right) The PANAGIA of Panagia Thalassini NE, the PETROULA of Petroula Speedline, the BOB SFOUGKARAKIS of Kavouris Shipping Company, the SALAMIS EXPRESS I of Salamis Express, the AGIOS NIKOLAOS II of Oikonomopoulos-Drakos NE and the PANAGIA KAMATEROU of Freedom Daily Cruises.
2020: Two small passenger boats seen in Salamina: (From left to right) the AGIOS NIKOLAOS II of Oikonomopoulos-Drakos NE and the PANAGIA KAMATEROU of Freedom Daily Cruises.
2020: Three different ships having departed Salamina: (From left to right) The double-ended ferry MICHAIL N of Nikolaïdis NE and the small passenger boat PANAGIA of Panagia Thalassini head towards Perama, whereas the small passenger boat ELENA F of Elena F Shipping is heading towards Piraeus.
2020: Two different ships having departed Salamina: (From left to right) The small passenger boat GEORGIOS BROUFAS of Broufas Vessels heads towards Piraeus, while the double-ended ferry APOSTOLOS M of Athinais Lines heads towards Perama.
2020: Two landing craft seen resting in the port of Faneromeni in Salamina: (From left to right) The AIANTAS of Aiantas Ferries Company and the ALKYON II of Farmakoris-Villiotis NE.
2020: Two landing craft seen in the port of Faneromeni in Salamina: (From left to right) The PANTANASSA of Pantanassa NE is maneuvering in order to leave the port, while the ALKYON II of Farmakoris-Villiotis NE is resting.
Four double-ended ferries seen in Salamina: (From left to right) The DIMITRIOS S of Sofras NE, the ATHINA P of Athinais Lines, the THEOMITOR of Athinais Lines and the EMPEDOKLIS of Aianteiaki NE.
Three small passenger boats seen together in Salamina: (From left to right) The GEORGIOS BROUFAS II of Broufas Vessles, the ARTEMIS of Artemis SNE and the TZORTZIA of Speed Service Waterways.
2020: Five double-ended ferries docked together in Salamina: (From left to right) The GLYKOFILOUSA IV of Panagia Glykofilousa NE, the ATHINA P of Athinais Lines, the IOANNIS THIRESIA of Theotokos NE, the ORION III of Farmakoris-Villiotis NE and the IOANNIS SOPHIA K of Karnesis-Lalousis NE.
2020: Dozens of double-ended ferries docked together in Salamina: (From left to right) The AIAKOS, the THEOCHARIS MARIA L, the PARALOS, the AGIOS NIKOLAOS L, the ELENA A, the KONSTANTINOS K, the DIMITRIOS P, the MICHAIL N, the PROTOPOROS XI and the STAVROS N.
2020: Two small passenger boats seen near Salamina: (From left to right) The SALAMIS EXPRESS III of Salamis Express is heading towards Perama, while the PANAGIA of Panagia Thalassini NE is heading towards Salamina.
2021: Four double-ended ferries seen together in Salamina: (From left to right) The MATOULA K of Salaminia Ferries-K Star, the GEORGIOS of Georgios Lines, the EMPEDOKLIS of Aianteiaki NE and the ATHINA P of Athinais Lines.
2021: Five double ended-ferries seen docked in Salamina: (From left to right) The APOSTOLOS M of Athinais Lines, the FANEROMENI of Panagia Faneromeni, the GLYKOFILOUSA IV of Panagia Glykofilousa NE, the SALAMINOMACHOS of Salaminomachos Lines and the IOANNIS THIRESIA of Theotokos NE.
2021: Four double-ended ferries seen together in Salamina: (From left to right) The MATOULA K of Salaminia Ferries-K Star, the GEORGIOS of Georgios Lines, the EMPEDOKLIS of Aianteiaki NE and the ATHINA P of Athinais Lines.
Dozens of double-ended ferries seen together in Salamina: (From left to right) The ARIS IV, the GLYKOFILOUSA V, the THEOMITOR, the PROTOPOROS XI, the CHRYSA, the AGIA BARBARA, the AIAKOS, the PANAGIOTIS D, the STAVROS N and the ELENA A.
2021: Five double ended-ferries seen docked in Salamina: (From left to right) The APOSTOLOS M of Athinais Lines, the FANEROMENI of Panagia Faneromeni, the GLYKOFILOUSA IV of Panagia Glykofilousa NE, the SALAMINOMACHOS of Salaminomachos Lines and the IOANNIS THIRESIA of Theotokos NE.
2021: Six double-ended ferries seen together in Salamina: (From left to right) The ARIS IV of Psomas Shipping, the GLYKOFILOUSA V of Panagia Glykofilousa NE, the THEOMITOR of Athinais Lines, the PROTOPOROS XI of Tsokos Lines, the CHRYSA of Farmakoris-Viliotis NE and the AGIA BARBARA of Karnesis-Lalousis NE.
2021: A few small passenger ships seen together in Salamina: (From left to right) The ARTEMIS of Artermis SNE, the AFRICANA of Thessaloniki Cruises and the PETROULA of Petroula Speedline.
2021: Two double-ended ferries seen together in Salamina: (From left to right) The CHYRSA of Farmakoris-Villiotis NE and the AGIA BARBARA of Karnesis-Lalousis NE.
2021: Two veteran small wooden passenger boats seen together in Salamina: (From left to right) The ARTEMIS of Artemis SNE and the AFRICANA of Thessaloniki Cruises.
2021: Two veteran small wooden passenger boats seen together in Salamina: (From left to right) The ARTEMIS of Artemis SNE and the AFRICANA of Thessaloniki Cruises.
2021: Dozens of small passenger boats docked in Salamina: (From left to right) The SALAMIS EXPRESS III of Salamis Express, the PANAGIA of Panagia Thalassini NE, the SALAMIS EXPRESS I of Salamis Express, the AGIOS NIKOLAOS II of Oikonomopoulos-Drakos NE and the PANAGIA KAMATEROU of Freedom Daily Cruises.
2021: Four small passenger boats seen in Salamina: (From left to right) The TZORTZIA of Speed Service Waterways, the PANAGIA of Panagia Thalassini NE, the SALAMIS EXPRESS I of Salamis Express and the AGIOS NIKOLAOS II of Oikonomopoulos-Drakos NE.
2021: Two veteran small wooden passenger boats seen together in Salamina: (From left to right) The ARTEMIS of Artemis SNE and the AFRICANA of Thessaloniki Cruises.
2021: Two veteran small wooden passenger boats seen in Salamina: (From left to right) The ARTEMIS of Artemis SNE and the AFRICANA of Thessaloniki Cruises.
2021: Two veteran small wooden passenger boats seen in Salamina: (From left to right) The ARTEMIS of Artemis SNE and the AFRICANA of Thessaloniki Cruises.
2021: Two double-ended ferries seen in Salamina: (From left to right) The STAVROS N of Nikolaïdis NE and the ELENA A of Agios Fanourios Ferries.
Dozens of double-ended ferries seen together in Salamina: (From left to right) The ARIS IV, the GLYKOFILOUSA V, the THEOMITOR, the PROTOPOROS XI, the CHRYSA, the AGIA BARBARA, the AIAKOS, the PANAGIOTIS D, the STAVROS N and the ELENA A.
2021: Five double-ended ferries seen docked together in Salamina: (From left to right) The APOSTOLOS M of Athinais Lines, the FANEROMENI of Panagia Faneromeni, the GLYKOFILOUSA IV of Panagia Glykofilousa NE, the SALAMINOMACHOS of Salaminomachos Lines and the SPYRIDON S of Sofras NE.
2021: Five double-ended ferries seen docked together in Salamina: (From left to right) The APOSTOLOS M of Athinais Lines, the FANEROMENI of Panagia Faneromeni, the GLYKOFILOUSA IV of Panagia Glykofilousa NE, the SALAMINOMACHOS of Salaminomachos Lines and the SPYRIDON S of Sofras NE.
2021: Five double-ended ferries seen docked together in Salamina: (From left to right) The APOSTOLOS M of Athinais Lines, the FANEROMENI of Panagia Faneromeni, the GLYKOFILOUSA IV of Panagia Glykofilousa NE, the SALAMINOMACHOS of Salaminomachos Lines and the SPYRIDON S of Sofras NE.
2021: Two ferries seen undergoing the respective refits at the Spanopoulos Shipyard in Salamina: (From left to right) The conventional ferry SYMI of ANES Ferries and the double-ended ferry PROTOPOROS VI of Thassos Link.
2021: Four double-ended ferries seen docked together in Salamina: (From left to right) The ATHINA P of Athinais Lines, the GLYKOFILOUSA IV of Panagia Glykofilousa NE, the CHRYSA of Farmakoris-Villiotis NE and the EMPEDOKLIS of Aianteiaki NE.
2021: Two veteran double-ended ferries seen in Salamina: (From left to right) The THEOMITOR of Athinais Lines and the AIAKOS of Evangelos NE.
2021: Two veteran double-ended ferries seen in Salamina: (From left to right) The THEOMITOR of Athinais Lines and the AIAKOS of Evangelos NE.
2021: A few small passenger ships seen together in Salamina: (From left to right) The POSEIDON of Poseidon Waterways, the ARTEMIS of Artermis SNE, the AFRICANA of Thessaloniki Cruises and the PETROULA of Petroula Speedline.
2021: Three small passenger ships seen together in Salamina: (From left to right) The POSEIDON of Poseidon Waterways, the ARTEMIS of Artermis SNE and the AFRICANA of Thessaloniki Cruises.
2021: Two veteran small passenger ships spotted together in Salamina: (From left to right) The POSEIDON of Poseidon Waterways and the ARTEMIS of Artemis SNE.
2021: Dozens of small passenger boats docked in Salamina: (From left to right) The SALAMIS EXPRESS III of Salamis Express, the PANAGIA of Panagia Thalassini NE, the SALAMIS EXPRESS I of Salamis Express, the AGIOS NIKOLAOS II of Oikonomopoulos-Drakos NE and the PANAGIA KAMATEROU of Freedom Daily Cruises.
2021: Two small passenger ships serving the Perama-Salamina line seen docked in Salamina: (From left to right) The SALAMIS EXPRESS I of Salamis Express and the AGIOS NIKOLAOS II of Oikonomopoulos-Drakos NE.
2021: Two more recently-built double-ended ferries seen in Salamina: (From left to right) The PANAGIOTIS D of Evia Ferries prepares to dock next to the EMPEDOKLIS of Aianteiaki NE.
2021: Two double-ended ferries seen meeting right next to the port of Paloukia in Salamina: (From left to right) The AIAKOS of Evangelos NE has just departed the port, while the SALAMINOMACHOS of Salaminomachos Lines is preparing to dock.
2021: Two double-ended ferries seen meeting right next to the port of Paloukia in Salamina: (From left to right) The DIMITRIOS P of Dimitrios P NE is heading towards Salamina, while the PANAGIOTIS D of Evia Ferries is sailing towards Perama.
2021: Two ships of different sizes seen arriving in Salamina: (From left to right) The double-ended ferry GLYKOFILOUSA V of Panagia Glykofilousa NE and the small passenger boat ELENA F of Elena F Shipping.
2021: Two ships of different sizes seen arriving in Salamina: (From left to right) The double-ended ferry GLYKOFILOUSA V of Panagia Glykofilousa NE and the small passenger boat ELENA F of Elena F Shipping.
2021: Two double-ended ferries seen meeting right next to the port of Paloukia in Salamina: (From left to right) The PANAGIOTIS D of Evia Ferries is arriving, while the THEOMITOR of Athinais Lines has departed.
2021: Two double-ended ferries seen meeting right next to the port of Paloukia in Salamina: (From left to right) The DIMITRIOS P of Dimitrios P NE is heading towards Salamina, while the PANAGIOTIS D of Evia Ferries is sailing towards Perama.
2021: Three double-ended ferries docked in Salamina: (From left to right) The GLYKOFILOUSA IV of Panagia Glykofilousa NE, the EMPEDOKLIS of Aianteiaki NE and the SALAMINOMACHOS of Salaminomachos Lines.
2021: Three double-ended ferries seen in Salamina: (From left to right) The DIMITRIOS P of Dimitrios P NE and the MATOULA K of Salaminia Ferries-K Star are docked, while the THEOMITOR of Athinais Lines is about to join them.
2021: Different ships seen docked together in Salamina: (From left to right) The PETROULA of Petroula Speedline, the SALAMIS EXPRESS III of Salamis Express, the PANAGIA of Panagia Thalassini NE, the ATHINA P of Athinais Lines, the GLYKOFILOUSA IV of Panagia Glykofilousa NE, the CHRYSA of Farmakoris-Villiotis NE, the EMPEDOKLIS of Aianteiaki NE and the SALAMINOMACHOS of Salaminomachos Lines.
2021: Dozens of small passenger ships seen together in Salamina: (From left to right) The POSEIDON of Poseidon Waterways, the ARTEMIS of Artermis SNE, the AFRICANA of Thessaloniki Cruises, the PETROULA of Petroula Speedline, the SALAMIS EXPRESS III of Salamis Express, the PANAGIA of Panagia Thalassini NE, the SALAMIS EXPRESS I of Salamis Express and the AGIOS NIKOLAOS II of Oikonomopoulos-Drakos NE.
2021: Two ferries seen undergoing the respective refits at the Spanopoulos Shipyard in Salamina: (From left to right) The conventional ferry SYMI of ANES Ferries and the double-ended ferry PROTOPOROS VI of Thassos Link.
2021: Two ferries seen undergoing the respective refits at the Spanopoulos Shipyard in Salamina: (From left to right) The conventional ferry SYMI of ANES Ferries and the double-ended ferry PROTOPOROS VI of Thassos Link.
2022: Several double-ended ferries and small passenger ships seen together in Salamina: (From left to right) The BOB SFOUGKARAKIS is about to dock next to the PETROULA, the SALAMIS EXPRESS III, along with the ALEXANDROS M, the CHRYSA, the GLYKOFILOUSA IV, the DIMITRIOS P, the IOANNIS THIRESIA, the AGGELIS F, the THEOMITOR, the PROTOPOROS X and the PANAGIOTIS D.
2022: Several double-ended ferries seen in Salamina: (From left to right) The SALAMINOMACHOS, the APOSTOLOS M, the DIMITRIOS S, the ARIS IV, the AIAKOS, the ORION III, the STAVROS N, the ATHINA P and the GLYKOFILOUSA V.
2022: Six double-ended ferries seen together in Salamina: (From left to right) The DIMITRIOS P of Dimitrios P NE, the IOANNIS THIRESIA of Theotokos NE, the AGGELIS F of Filigakos NE, the THEOMITOR of Athinais Lines, the PROTOPOROS X of Tsokos Lines and the PANAGIOTIS D of Evia Ferries.
2022: Two small passenger ships and four double-ended ferries seen together in Salamina: (From left to right) The SALAMIS EXPRESS I of Salamis Express is laid-up, while the BOB SFOUGKARAKIS of Kavouris Shipping Company is heading towards her docking spot, while the ALEXANDROS M of Boufis Shipping Company, the CHRYSA of Farmakoris-Villiotis NE, the GLYKOFILOUSA IV of Panagia Glykofilousa NE and the DIMITRIOS P of Dimitrios P NE are docked.
2022: Four double-ended ferries seen together in Salamina: (From left to right) The ALEXANDROS M of Boufis Shipping Company, the CHRYSA of Farmakoris-Villiotis NE, the GLYKOFILOUSA IV of Panagia Glykofilousa NE and the DIMITRIOS P of Dimitrios P NE.
2022: Five double-ended ferries seen together in Salamina: (From left to right) The IOANNIS THIRESIA of Theotokos NE, the AGGELIS F of Filigakos NE, the THEOMITOR of Athinais Lines, the PROTOPOROS X of Tsokos Lines and the PANAGIOTIS D of Evia Ferries.
2022: Two double-ended ferries seen together in Salamina: (From left to right) The IOANNIS THIRESIA of Theotokos NE and the AGGELIS F of Filigakos NE.
2022: Two double-ended ferries seen together in Salamina: (From left to right) The IOANNIS THIRESIA of Theotokos NE and the AGGELIS F of Filigakos NE.
2022: Four double-ended ferries seen together in Salamina: (From left to right) The ALEXANDROS M of Boufis Shipping Company, the CHRYSA of Farmakoris-Villiotis NE, the GLYKOFILOUSA IV of Panagia Glykofilousa NE and the DIMITRIOS P of Dimitrios P NE.
2022: Several double-ended ferries seen in Salamina: (From left to right) The SALAMINOMACHOS, the APOSTOLOS M, the DIMITRIOS S, the ARIS IV, the AIAKOS, the ORION III, the STAVROS N, the ATHINA P and the GLYKOFILOUSA V.
2022: Two double-ended ferries seen together in Salamina: (From left to right) The ALEXANDROS M of Boufis Shipping Company and the CHRYSA of Farmakoris-Villiotis NE.
2022: Four small passenger boats seen together in Salamina: (From left to right) The SALAMIS EXPRESS III of Salamis Express, the PANAGIA of Panagia Thalassini NE, the AGIOS NIKOLAOS II of Oikonomopoulos-Drakos NE and the BOB SFOUGKARAKIS of Kavouris Shipping Company.
2022: Two double-ended ferries spotted in the port of Paloukia in Salamina: (From left to right) The AGIA BARBARA of Karnesis-Lalousis NE is docked, while the AGIOS ELEFTHERIOS IV of Feidias NE is heading towards her docking spot.
2022: Some traffic near the port of Paloukia in Salamina: (From left to right) The small passenger ship BOB SFOUGKARAKIS of Kavouris Shipping Company is heading towards her docking spot, the double-ended ferry AGIA BARBARA of Karnesis-Lalousis NE is on her way towards Perama, while the double-ended ferry IOANNIS THIRESIA of Theotokos NE is also making her way towards Salamina.
2022: Some traffic near the port of Paloukia in Salamina: (From left to right) The small passenger ship BOB SFOUGKARAKIS of Kavouris Shipping Company is heading towards her docking spot, the double-ended ferry AGIA BARBARA of Karnesis-Lalousis NE is on her way towards Perama, while the double-ended ferry IOANNIS THIRESIA of Theotokos NE is also making her way towards Salamina.
2022: Two different ships seen heading to Salamina: (From left to right) The double-ended ferry IOANNIS THIRESIA of Theotokos NE and the small passenger ship GEORGIOS BROUFAS of Broufas Vessels.
2022: Two different ships seen heading to Salamina: (From left to right) The double-ended ferry IOANNIS THIRESIA of Theotokos NE and the small passenger ship GEORGIOS BROUFAS of Broufas Vessels.
2022: Two different ships seen heading to Salamina: (From left to right) The double-ended ferry IOANNIS THIRESIA of Theotokos NE and the small passenger ship GEORGIOS BROUFAS of Broufas Vessels.
2022: Two landing craft seen docked together in the port of Faneromeni in Salamina: (From left to right) The KAPTAN STAVROS of Kaptan Stavros NE and the AKLYON II of Farmakoris-Villiotis NE.
2022: Two landing craft seen together in the port of Faneromeni in Salamina: (From left to right) The AIANTAS of Aiantas Ferries Company is heading towards her docking spot, while the AKLYON II of Farmakoris-Villiotis NE is already docked.
2022: Three landing craft seen together in the port of Faneromeni in Salamina: (From left to right) The KAPTAN STAVROS of Kaptan Stavros NE and the AKLYON II of Farmakoris-Villiotis NE are docked, while the AIANTAS of Aiantas Ferries Company is about to join them.
2022: Four small passenger boats seen laid-up in Salamina: (From left to right) The SALAMIS EXPRESS III of Salamis Express, the PANAGIA of Panagia Thalassini NE, the AGIOS NIKOLAOS II of Oikonomopoulos-Drakos NE and the PANAGIA KAMATEROU of Freedom Daily Cruises.
2022: Three small passenger boats seen together in Salamina, with all of them being laid-up: (From left to right) The SALAMIS EXPRESS III of Salamis Express, the PANAGIA of Panagia Thalassini NE and the AGIOS NIKOLAOS II of Oikonomopoulos-Drakos NE.
2022: Two double-ended ferries seen together in Salamina: (From left to right) The GLYKOFILOUSA IV of Panagia Glykofilousa NE is leaving, while the STAVROS N of Nikolaïdis NE is arriving.
2022: Two double-ended ferries seen together in Salamina: (From left to right) The GLYKOFILOUSA IV of Panagia Glykofilousa NE is leaving, while the STAVROS N of Nikolaïdis NE is arriving.
2022: Two double-ended ferries seen together in Salamina: (From left to right) The DIMITRIOS P of Dimitrios P NE is arriving, while the FANEROMENI of Panagia Faneromeni is leaving.
2022: Two ships seen together in Salamina: (From left to right) The small passenger ship SALAMIS EXPRESS I of Salamis Express is docked, while the double-ended ferry STAVROS N of Nikolaïdis NE has departed.
2022: Two double-ended ferries seen together in Salamina: (From left to right) The ATHINA P of Athinais Lines is arriving, while the STAVROS N of Nikolaïdis NE is leaving.
2022: Five double-ended ferries seen together in Salamina: (From left to right) The SALAMINOMACHOS of Salaminomachos Lines, the APOSTOLOS M of Athinais Lines, the DIMITRIOS S of Sofras NE, the ARIS IV of Psomas Shipping and the AGGELIS F of Filiagkos NE.
2022: Two ships seen together in Salamina: (From left to right) The small passenger ship BOB SFOUGKARAKIS of Kavouris Shipping Company and the double-ended ferry ALEXANDROS M of Boufis Shipping Company.
2022: Two ships seen together in Salamina: (From left to right) The small passenger ship BOB SFOUGKARAKIS of Kavouris Shipping Company and the double-ended ferry ALEXANDROS M of Boufis Shipping Company.
2022: Several double-ended ferries seen docked together in Salamina: (From left to right) The SALAMINOMACHOS, the APOSTOLOS M, the DIMITRIOS S, the ARIS IV, the AGGELIS F, the ORION III, the KONSTANTINOS K and the GLYKOFILOUSA V.
2022: Several double-ended ferries and small passenger ships seen together in Salamina: (From left to right) The SALAMIS EXPRESS I of Salamis Express, the PETROULA of Petroula Speedline, the SALAMIS EXPRESS III of Salamis Express, the ALEXANDROS M of Boufis Shipping Company, the CHRYSA of Farmakoris-Villiotis NE, the IOANNIS THIRESIA of Theotokos NE, the EMPEDOKLIS of Aianteiaki NE and the ATHINA P of Athinais Lines.
2022: Several double-ended ferries seen docked together in Salamina: (From left to right) The AGIOS ELEFTHERIOS IV, the DIMITRIOS S, the ALEXANDROS M, the EMPEDOKLIS, the AIAKOS, the PANAGIOTIS D, the APOSTOLOS M, the AGIA BARBARA, the ORION III and the TELAMON.
2022: One landing craft and several double-ended ferries seen docked together in Salamina: (From left to right) The PANTANASSA, the AGIOS NIKOLAOS L, the PARALOS, the KONSTANTINOS K, the IOANNIS THIRESIA, the IOANNIS SOPHIA K, the AGGELIS F, the FANEROMENI, the CHRYSA, the STAVROS N and the THEOMITOR.
2022: Five double-ended ferries seen docked together in Salamina: (From left to right) The AGIOS ELEFTHERIOS IV of Feidias NE, the DIMITRIOS S of Sofras NE, the ALEXANDROS M of Boufis Shipping Company, the EMPEDOKLIS of Aianteiaki NE and the AIAKOS of Evangelos NE.
2022: Two double-ended ferries seen together in Salamina: (From left to right) The ATHINA P of Athinais Lines is arriving, while the GLYKOFILOUSA IV of Panagia Glykofilousa NE is leaving.
2022: Two double-ended ferries seen together in Salamina: (From left to right) The ATHINA P of Athinais Lines is arriving, while the GLYKOFILOUSA IV of Panagia Glykofilousa NE is leaving.
2022: Five double-ended ferries seen docked together in Salamina: (From left to right) The AIAKOS of Evangelos NE, the PANAGIOTIS D of Evia Ferries, the APOSTOLOS M of Athinais Lines, the AGIA BARBARA of Karnesis-Lalousis NE and the ORION III of Farmakoris-Villiotis NE.
2022: Several double-ended ferries seen docked together in Salamina: (From left to right) The AGIOS NIKOLAOS L, the PARALOS, the KONSTANTINOS K, the IOANNIS THIRESIA, the IOANNIS SOPHIA K, the AGGELIS F, the FANEROMENI, the CHRYSA, the STAVROS N and the THEOMITOR.
2022: Five double-ended ferries seen docked together in Salamina: (From left to right) The AGGELIS F of Filiagkos NE, the FANEROMENI of Panagia Faneromeni, the CHRYSA of Farmakoris-Villiots NE, the STAVROS N of Nikolaïdis NE and the THEOMITOR of Athinais Lines.
2022: Three double-ended ferries seen docked together in Salamina: (From left to right) The AGIOS ELEFTHERIOS IV of Feidias NE, the DIMITRIOS S of Sofras NE and the ALEXANDROS M of Boufis Shipping Company.
2022: Two double-ended ferries seen docked together in Salamina: (From left to right) The STAVROS N of Nikolaïdis NE and the THEOMITOR of Athinais Lines.
2022: Four small passenger ships seen docked in Salamina, three of which returned in order to undergo their annual winter refits after spending their respective summer seasons across various parts of Greece: (From left to right) The ARTEMIS of Artemis Kefalonia Cruises, the SALAMIS EXPRESS I of Salamis Express, the POSEIDON of Poseidon Waterways and the TZORTZIA of Speed Service Waterways.
2022: Four small passenger ships seen docked in Salamina, three of which returned in order to undergo their annual winter refits after spending their respective summer seasons across various parts of Greece: (From left to right) The ARTEMIS of Artemis Kefalonia Cruises, the SALAMIS EXPRESS I of Salamis Express, the POSEIDON of Poseidon Waterways and the TZORTZIA of Speed Service Waterways.
2022: Two double-ended ferries seen docked together in Salamina: (From left to right) The IOANNIS SOPHIA K of Karnesis-Lalousis NE and the AGGELIS F of Filiagkos NE.
2022: Two landing craft which were taken off service seen docked in Salamina: (From left to right) The PANTANASSA of Pantanassa NE and the NISSOS THIRASSIA of Thirassia Shipping, which was later sold to the São Toméan company Cardoso Marítima.
2022: Two landing craft which were taken off service seen docked in Salamina: (From left to right) The PANTANASSA of Pantanassa NE and the NISSOS THIRASSIA of Thirassia Shipping, which was later sold to the São Toméan company Cardoso Marítima.
2022: Three small passenger ships seen docked in Salamina, two of which returned in order to undergo their annual winter refits after spending their respective summer seasons across various parts of Greece: (From left to right) The ARTEMIS of Artemis Kefalonia Cruises, the SALAMIS EXPRESS I of Salamis Express and the POSEIDON of Poseidon Waterways.
2022: Two landing craft which were taken off service seen docked in Salamina: (From left to right) The PANTANASSA of Pantanassa NE and the NISSOS THIRASSIA of Thirassia Shipping, which was later sold to the São Toméan company Cardoso Marítima.
2022: Four small passenger ships seen in Salamina: (From left to right) The ARTEMIS of Artemis Kefalonia Cruises, the SALAMIS EXPRESS I of Salamis Express and the POSEIDON of Poseidon Waterways are docked, while the GEORGIOS BROUFAS of Broufas Vessels has departed.
2022: Two landing craft which were taken off service seen together in Salamina: (From left to right) The PANTANASSA of Pantanassa NE and the NISSOS THIRASSIA of Thirassia Shipping, which was later sold to the São Toméan company Cardoso Marítima.
2022: Two small passenger ships seen docked in Salamina, where they returned in order to undergo their annual winter refits after spending their respective summer seasons across various parts of Greece: (From left to right) The ARTEMIS of Artemis Kefalonia Cruises and the POSEIDON of Poseidon Waterways.
2022: Two double-ended ferries seen docked together in Salamina: (From left to right) The GLYKOFILOUSA IV of Panagia Glykofilousa NE and the APOSTOLOS M of Athinais Lines.
2022: Three double-ended ferries seen docked together in Salamina: (From left to right) The EMPEDOKLIS of Aianteiaki NE, the DIMITRIOS P of Dimitrios P NE and the GLYKOFILOUSA IV of Panagia Glykofilousa NE.
2022: Two double-ended ferries seen docked together in Salamina: (From left to right) The EMPEDOKLIS of Aianteiaki NE and the DIMITRIOS P of Dimitrios P NE.
2022: Five small passenger ships seen docked in Salamina, three of which returned in order to undergo their annual winter refits after spending their respective summer seasons across various parts of Greece: (From left to right) The ARTEMIS of Artemis Kefalonia Cruises, the POSEIDON of Poseidon Waterways, the TZORTZIA of Speed Service Waterways, the PETROULA of Petroula Speedline and the SALAMIS EXPRESS III of Salamis Express.
2022: Two double-ended ferries seen docked together in Salamina: (From left to right) The EMPEDOKLIS of Aianteiaki NE and the DIMITRIOS P of Dimitrios P NE.
2022: Two landing craft which were taken off service seen together in Salamina: (From left to right) The PANTANASSA of Pantanassa NE and the NISSOS THIRASSIA of Thirassia Shipping, which was later sold to the São Toméan company Cardoso Marítima.
2022: Five double-ended ferries seen docked together in Salamina: (From left to right) The AGIOS ELEFTHERIOS IV of Feidias NE, the DIMITRIOS S of Sofras NE, the ALEXANDROS M of Boufis Shipping Company, the EMPEDOKLIS of Aianteiaki NE and the DIMITRIOS P of Dimitrios P NE.
2022: Five double-ended ferries seen docked together in Salamina: (From left to right) The GLYKOFILOUSA IV of Panagia Glykofilousa NE, the APOSTOLOS M of Athinais Lines, the AGIA BARBARA of Karnesis-Lalousis NE, the ORION III of Farmakoris-Villiotis NE and the TELAMON of Dimitrios P NE.
2022: Three double-ended ferries seen docked together in Salamina: (From left to right) The GLYKOFILOUSA IV of Panagia Glykofilousa NE, the APOSTOLOS M of Athinais Lines and the AGIA BARBARA of Karnesis-Lalousis NE.
2022: Several double-ended ferries seen docked together in Salamina: (From left to right) The ORION III, the DIMITRIOS S, the ALEXANDROS M, the FANEROMENI, the PROTOPOROS X, the IOANNIS SOPHIA K, the AGIOS ELEFTHERIOS IV, the GLYKOFILOUSA V, the PANAGIOTIS D and the APOSTOLOS M.
2022: Three double-ended ferries seen docked together in Salamina: (From left to right) The AGIOS ELEFTHERIOS IV of Feidias NE, the GLYKOFILOUSA V of Panagia Glykofilousa NE and the PANAGIOTIS D of Evia Ferries.
2022: Two double-ended ferries seen docked together in Salamina: (From left to right) The IOANNIS SOPHIA K of Karnesis-Lalousis NE and the AGIOS ELEFTHERIOS IV of Feidias NE.
2022: Two double-ended ferries seen docked together in Salamina: (From left to right) The STAVROS N of Nikolaïdis NE and the GLYKOFILOUSA IV of Panagia Glykofilousa NE.
2022: Six small passenger ships seen docked in Salamina, three of which returned in order to undergo their annual winter refits after spending their respective summer seasons across various parts of Greece: (From left to right) The ARTEMIS of Artemis Kefalonia Cruises, the SALAMIS EXPRESS I of Salamis Express, the POSEIDON of Poseidon Waterways, the TZORTZIA of Speed Service Waterways, the PETROULA of Petroula Speedline and the SALAMIS EXPRESS III of Salamis Express.
2022: Three double-ended ferries seen docked together in Salamina: (From left to right) The ORION III of Farmakoris-Villiots NE, the DIMITRIOS S of Sofras NE and the ALEXANDROS M of Boufis Shipping Company.
Two small passenger ships seen docked in Salamina: (From left to right) The SALAMIS EXPRESS I of Salamis Express and the POSEIDON of Poseidon Waterways.
2022: Three small passenger ships seen docked in Salamina, two of which returned in order to undergo their annual winter refits after spending their respective summer seasons across various parts of Greece: (From left to right) The ARTEMIS of Artemis Kefalonia Cruises, the SALAMIS EXPRESS I of Salamis Express and the POSEIDON of Poseidon Waterways.
2022: Two ferries seen together in Salamina: (From left to right) The landing craft PANTANASSA of Pantanassa NE is docked, while the double-ended ferry PARALOS of Georgios Lines is seen arriving.
2022: Six double-ended ferries seen docked together in Salamina: (From left to right) The ORION III of Farmakoris-Villiots NE, the DIMITRIOS S of Sofras NE, the ALEXANDROS M of Boufis Shipping Company, the FANEROMENI of Panagia Faneromeni, the EMPEDOKLIS of Aianteiaki NE and the PARALOS of Georgios Lines.
2022: Two different ships seen heading to Salamina: (From left to right) The small passenger ship BOB SFOUGKARAKIS of Kavouris Shipping Company and the double-ended ferry AGIOS ELEFTHERIOS IV of Feidias NE.
2022: Three different ships seen heading to Salamina: (From left to right) The small passenger ships GEORGIOS BROUFAS of Broufas Vessels and BOB SFOUGKARAKIS of Kavouris Shipping Company, along with the double-ended ferry AGIOS ELEFTHERIOS IV of Feidias NE.
2022: Two double-ended ferries seen together in Salamina: (From left to right) The EMPEDOKLIS of Aianteiaki NE is leaving, while the PROTOPOROS X of Tsokos Lines is arriving.
2022: Two double-ended ferries seen together in Salamina: (From left to right) The EMPEDOKLIS of Aianteiaki NE is leaving, while the PROTOPOROS X of Tsokos Lines is arriving.
2022: Two double-ended ferries seen together in Salamina: (From left to right) The EMPEDOKLIS of Aianteiaki NE is leaving, while the PROTOPOROS X of Tsokos Lines is arriving.
2022: Three small ferries seen in Faneromeni in Salamina: (From left to right) The PANAGIA KOIMISIS of Galaga Shipping Company is heading towards her docking spot in order to join the AIANTAS of Aiantas Ferries Company and the ALKYON II of Farmakoris-Villiotis NE.
2022: Three small ferries seen in Faneromeni in Salamina: (From left to right) The PANAGIA KOIMISIS of Galaga Shipping Company is heading towards her docking spot in order to join the AIANTAS of Aiantas Ferries Company and the ALKYON II of Farmakoris-Villiotis NE.
2022: Two landing craft seen docked in the port of Faneromeni in Salamina: (From left to right) The AIANTAS of Aiantas Ferries Company and the ALKYON II of Farmakoris-Villiotis NE.
2022: Two landing craft seen docked in the port of Faneromeni in Salamina: (From left to right) The AIANTAS of Aiantas Ferries Company and the ALKYON II of Farmakoris-Villiotis NE.
2022: Two landing craft seen docked in the port of Faneromeni in Salamina: (From left to right) The KAPTAN STAVROS of Kaptan Stavros NE and the AIANTAS of Aiantas Ferries Company.
2022: Two landing craft seen docked in the port of Faneromeni in Salamina: (From left to right) The AIANTAS of Aiantas Ferries Company is docked, while the KAPTAN STAVROS of Kaptan Stavros NE is seen leaving.
2022: Two landing craft seen docked in the port of Faneromeni in Salamina: (From left to right) The KAPTAN STAVROS of Kaptan Stavros NE is seen leaving, while the ALKYON II of Farmakoris-Villiotis NE is docked.
2022: Two veteran ferries of ANES Ferries seen docked in the Bekris Shipyard in Salamina: (From left to right) The PROTEUS and the SYMI. Next to them is also the small passenger ship AGIA MARINA AEGINIS of Aqua Vera NE, which also operated for ANES Ferries during the 2019 season.
2022: One double-ended ferry whose construction remains unfinished together with two veteran ferries seen in the Bekris Shipyard in Salamina: (From left to right) The unfinished DAMIANOS of Nikolaïdis NE, along with the PROTEUS and the SYMI of ANES Ferries.
2022: One small ferry and two small passenger ships seen in the Bekris Shipyard in Salamina: (From left to right) The SYMI of ANES Ferries, the AGIA MARINA AEGINIS of Aqua Vera NE and the GEORGIA of Sarris Cruises.
2022: Two veteran ferries and one small passenger ship seen docked in the Bekris Shipyard in Salamina: (From left to right) The PROTEUS and the SYMI of ANES Ferries, along the small passenger ship AGIA MARINA AEGINIS of Aqua Vera NE, which also operated for ANES Ferries during the 2019 season.
2022: Two veteran ferries and one small passenger ship seen docked in the Bekris Shipyard in Salamina: (From left to right) The PROTEUS and the SYMI of ANES Ferries, along the small passenger ship AGIA MARINA AEGINIS of Aqua Vera NE, which also operated for ANES Ferries during the 2019 season.
2022: Two small high speed craft owned by Sea Jets seen in Ambelakia in Salamina: (From left to right) The SUPERCAT JET and the SUPERSPEED. Both ships were previously owned by Golden Star Ferries before being purchased by Sea Jets in 2021, although only the SUPERCAT JET has been activated by the company so far.
2022: Three high speed ferries seen together in Ambelakia in Salamina: (From left to right) The AEOLOS KENTERIS I of NEL Lines and the PAROS JET of Sea Jets which have remained laid-up, while the RAPIDLINK JET of Sea Jets is being refurbished in order to enter service for her company.
2022: One conventional double-ended ferry and four high speed ferries seen together in Ambelakia in Salamina: (From left to right) The IONION PELAGOS of Ionion P Lines is undergoing her annual drydock, while the AEOLOS KENTERIS II and the AEOLOS KENTERIS I of NEL Lines are laid-up, as is the PAROS JET of Sea Jets, while the RAPIDLINK JET of Sea Jets is being refurbished in order to enter service for her company.
2022: Two small high speed craft owned by Sea Jets seen in Ambelakia in Salamina: (From left to right) The SUPERCAT JET and the SUPERSPEED. Both ships were previously owned by Golden Star Ferries before being purchased by Sea Jets in 2021, although only the SUPERCAT JET has been activated by the company so far.
2022: Two small high speed craft owned by Sea Jets seen in Ambelakia in Salamina: (From left to right) The SUPERCAT JET and the SUPERSPEED. Both ships were previously owned by Golden Star Ferries before being purchased by Sea Jets in 2021, although only the SUPERCAT JET has been activated by the company so far.
2022: Two small high speed craft owned by Sea Jets seen in Ambelakia in Salamina: (From left to right) The SUPERCAT JET and the SUPERSPEED. Both ships were previously owned by Golden Star Ferries from 2017 to 2021, when they were purchased by Sea Jets, although only the SUPERCAT JET has been activated by the company so far.
2022: Two small high speed craft owned by Sea Jets seen in Ambelakia in Salamina: (From left to right) The SUPERCAT JET and the SUPERSPEED. Both ships were previously owned by Golden Star Ferries from 2017 to 2021, when they were purchased by Sea Jets, although only the SUPERCAT JET has been activated by the company so far.
2022: Two small high speed craft owned by Sea Jets seen in Ambelakia in Salamina: (From left to right) The SUPERCAT JET and the SUPERSPEED. Both ships were previously owned by Golden Star Ferries from 2017 to 2021, when they were purchased by Sea Jets, although only the SUPERCAT JET has been activated by the company so far.
2022: Two small high speed craft owned by Sea Jets seen in Ambelakia in Salamina: (From left to right) The SUPERCAT JET and the SUPERSPEED. Both ships were previously owned by Golden Star Ferries from 2017 to 2021, when they were purchased by Sea Jets, although only the SUPERCAT JET has been activated by the company so far, having spent her debut season for them in 2022.
2022: Two small high speed craft owned by Sea Jets seen in Ambelakia in Salamina: (From left to right) The SUPERCAT JET and the SUPERSPEED. Both ships were previously owned by Golden Star Ferries from 2017 to 2021, when they were purchased by Sea Jets, although only the SUPERCAT JET has been activated by the company so far, having spent her debut season for them in 2022.
2022: Two small high speed craft owned by Sea Jets seen in Ambelakia in Salamina: (From left to right) The SUPERCAT JET and the SUPERSPEED. Both ships were previously owned by Golden Star Ferries from 2017 to 2021, when they were purchased by Sea Jets, although only the SUPERCAT JET has been activated by the company so far, having spent her debut season for them in 2022.
2022: Two high speed ferries seen laid-up in Ambelakia in Salamina: (From left to right) The AEOLOS KENTERIS I of NEL Lines and the PAROS JET of Sea Jets. Both ships have also operated in Corsica in the past, back when the AEOLOS KENTERIS was chartered to the French company SNCM during the 2010 season, while the PAROS JET was previously owned by the French-Italian company Corsica Ferries-Sardinia Ferries.
2022: Two of the three high speed ferries of NEL Lines which were built in the early 2000s in order to propel their company into a new era, but they instead played a major role in its demise, and they have now been laid-up in Salamina for more than a decade: (From left to right) The AEOLOS KENTERIS II and the AEOLOS KENTERIS I.
2022: Two of the three high speed ferries of NEL Lines which were built in the early 2000s in order to propel their company into a new era, but they instead played a major role in its demise, and they have now been laid-up in Salamina for more than a decade: (From left to right) The AEOLOS KENTERIS II and the AEOLOS KENTERIS I.
2022: Two of the three high speed ferries of NEL Lines which were built in the early 2000s in order to propel their company into a new era, but they instead played a major role in its demise, and they have now been laid-up in Salamina for more than a decade: (From left to right) The AEOLOS KENTERIS II and the AEOLOS KENTERIS I.
2022: The two high speed ferries of NEL Lines which went on to have an unfortunate career, seen laid-up in Salamina, awaiting their fate for more than a decade: (From left to right) The AEOLOS KENTERIS II and the AEOLOS KENTERIS I.
2022: The two high speed ferries of NEL Lines which went on to have an unfortunate career, seen laid-up in Salamina, awaiting their fate for more than a decade: (From left to right) The AEOLOS KENTERIS II and the AEOLOS KENTERIS I.
2022: Four double-ended ferries seen docked in Salamina: (From left to right) The GLYKOFILOUSA IV of Panagia Glykofilousa NE, the PARALOS of Georgios Lines, the EMPEDOKLIS of Aianteiaki NE and the CHRYSA of Farmakoris-Villiotis NE.
2022: Two double-ended ferries docked in Salamina: (From left to right) The CHRYSA of Farmakoris-Villiotis NE and the PROTOPOROS XI of Tsokos Lines.
2022: Two double-ended ferries docked in Salamina: (From left to right) The PROTOPOROS XI of Tsokos Lines and the STAVROS N of Nikolaïdis NE.
2022: Four double-ended ferries seen docked in Salamina: (From left to right) The GLYKOFILOUSA IV of Panagia Glykofilousa NE, the PARALOS of Georgios Lines, the EMPEDOKLIS of Aianteiaki NE and the CHRYSA of Farmakoris-Villiotis NE.
2022: One double-ended ferry and three small passenger ships seen together in the port of Paloukia in Salamina: (From left to right) The PANAGIOTIS D of Evia Ferries, the ARTEMIS of Artemis Kefalonia Cruises, the SALAMIS EXPRESS I of Salamis Express and the POSEIDON of Poseidon Waterways.
2022: Two double-ended ferries docked in Salamina: The EMPEDOKLIS of Aianteiaki NE and the CHRYSA of Farmakoris-Villiotis NE.
2022: Five double-ended ferries docked in Salamina: (From left to right) The PROTOPOROS XI of Tsokos Lines, the STAVROS N of Nikolaïdis NE, the THEOMITOR of Athinais Lines, the KONSTANTINOS K of Salaminia Ferries-K Star and the AGIOS NIKOLAOS L of Agios Nikolaos Shipping.
2023: Several small passenger ships and double-ended ferries seen in Salamina: (From left to right) The TZORTZIA, the PETROULA, the SALAMIS EXPRESS III, the AGIOS NIKOLAOS II, the BOB SFOUGKARAKIS, the PANAGIA KAMATEROU, the DIMITRIOS P, the AGIOS ELEFTHERIOS IV, the ORION III, the AGIOS NIKOLAOS L, the IOANNIS THIRESIA, the GLYKOFILOUSA IV, the PARALOS, the DIMITRIOS S and the GLYKOFILOUSA V.
2023: Several double-ended ferries seen docked in Salamina: (From left to right) The PANAGIOTIS D, the PROTOPOROS X, the KONSTANTINOS K, the CHRYSA, the AGGELIS F, the FANEROMENI, the AIAKOS, the PROTOPOROS XIV, the THEOMITOR, the STAVROS N and the TELAMON.
2023: Several small passenger ships and double-ended ferries seen in Salamina: (From left to right) The TZORTZIA, the PETROULA, the SALAMIS EXPRESS III, the AGIOS NIKOLAOS II, the BOB SFOUGKARAKIS, the PANAGIA KAMATEROU, the DIMITRIOS P, the AGIOS ELEFTHERIOS IV, the ORION III, the AGIOS NIKOLAOS L, the IOANNIS THIRESIA and the GLYKOFILOUSA IV.
2023: Three double-ended ferries seen in Salamina: (From left to right) The PARALOS of Georgios Lines, the DIMITRIOS S of Sofras NE and the GLYKOFILOUSA V of Panagia Glykofilousa NE.
2023: Six double-ended ferries seen together in Salamina: (From left to right) The DIMITRIOS P of Dimitrios P NE, the AGIOS ELEFTHERIOS IV of Feidias NE, the ORION III of Farmakoris-Villiotis NE, the AGIOS NIKOLAOS L of Agios Nikolaos Shipping, the IOANNIS THIRESIA of Theotokos NE and the GLYKOFILOUSA IV of Panagia Glykofilousa NE.
2023: Four double-ended ferries and one small passenger ship seen in Salamina: (From left to right) The PROTOPOROS XIV of Tsokos Lines, the THEOMITOR of Athinais Lines, the STAVROS N of Nikolaïdis NE, the TELAMON of Dimitrios P NE and the ARTEMIS of Artemis Kefalonia Cruises.
2023: Two double-ended ferries seen in Salamina: (From left to right) The PARALOS of Georgios Lines and the DIMITRIOS S of Sofras NE.
2023: Three double-ended ferries seen in Salamina: (From left to right) The AGIOS NIKOLAOS L of Agios Nikolaos Shipping, the IOANNIS THIRESIA of Theotokos NE and the GLYKOFILOUSA IV of Panagia Glykofilousa NE.
2023: One double-ended ferry and four small passenger ships seen in Salamina: (From left to right) The TELAMON of Dimitirios P NE, the ARTEMIS of Artemis Kefalonia Cruises, the SALAMIS EXPRESS I of Salamis Express, the POSEIDON of Poseidon Waterways and the TZORTZIA of Sea Bus Waterways.
2023: Two double-ended ferries seen in Salamina: (From left to right) The IOANNIS THIRESIA of Theotokos NE and the GLYKOFILOUSA IV of Panagia Glykofilousa NE.
2023: One double-ended ferry and two small passenger ships seen in Salamina: (From left to right) The TELAMON of Dimitrios P NE, the ARTEMIS of Artemis Kefalonia Cruises and the POSEIDON of Poseidon Waterways.
2023: Two small passenger ships spotted in Salamina: (From left to right) The BOB SFOUGKARAKIS of Kavouris Shipping Company and the laid-up PANAGIA KAMATEROU of Freedom Daily Cruises.
2023: Two ferries seen in Salamina: (From left to right) The double-ended ferry MATOULA K of Salamina Ferries-K Star heads towards her docking spot, while the landing craft PANTANASSA of Pantanassa NE is docked for the winter.
2023: Several small passenger ships seen in Salamina during the evening: (From left to right) The TZORTZIA of Sea Bus Waterways, the SALAMIS EXPRESS III of Salamis Express, the PANAGIA of Panagia Thalassini NE, the AGIOS NIKOLAOS II of Oikonomopoulos-Drakos NE, the BOB SFOUGKARAKIS of Kavouris Shipping Company and the PANAGIA KAMATEROU of Freedom Daily Cruises.
2023: Several small passenger ships seen in Salamina during the evening: (From left to right) The TZORTZIA of Sea Bus Waterways, the SALAMIS EXPRESS III of Salamis Express, the PANAGIA of Panagia Thalassini NE, the AGIOS NIKOLAOS II of Oikonomopoulos-Drakos NE, the BOB SFOUGKARAKIS of Kavouris Shipping Company and the PANAGIA KAMATEROU of Freedom Daily Cruises.
2023: Two double-ended ferries seen in Salamina: (From left to right) The ORION III of Farmakoris-Villiotis NE and the AGIOS NIKOLAOS L of Agios Nikolaos Shipping.
Three small passenger ships seen in Salamina: (From left to right) The ARTEMIS of Artemis Kefalonia Cruises, the SALAMIS EXPRESS I of Salamis Express and the POSEIDON of Poseidon Waterways.
2023: Four double-ended ferries seen in Salamina: (From left to right) The DIMITRIOS P of Dimitrios P NE, the AGIOS ELEFTHERIOS IV of Feidias NE, the ORION III of Farmakoris-Villiotis NE and the AGIOS NIKOLAOS L of Agios Nikolaos Shipping.
2023: Two double-ended ferries seen in Salamina: (From left to right) The ORION III of Farmakoris-Villiotis NE and the AGIOS NIKOLAOS L of Agios Nikolaos Shipping.
2023: Several double-ended ferries seen docked in Salamina: (From left to right) The PANAGIOTIS D, the PROTOPOROS X, the KONSTANTINOS K, the CHRYSA, the AGGELIS F, the FANEROMENI, the AIAKOS, the PROTOPOROS XIV, the THEOMITOR, the STAVROS N and the TELAMON.
2023: Several double-ended ferries seen docked in Salamina: (From left to right) The DIMITRIOS P, the AGIOS ELEFTHERIOS IV, the ORION III, the AGIOS NIKOLAOS L, the MATOULA K, the APOSTOLOS M and the PARALOS.
2023: Five double-ended ferries seen in Salamina: (From left to right) The DIMITRIOS P of Dimitrios P NE, the AGIOS ELEFTHERIOS IV of Feidias NE, the ORION III of Farmakoris-Villiotis NE, the AGIOS NIKOLAOS L of Agios Nikolaos Shipping and the MATOULA K of Salamina Ferries-K Star.
2023: Two high speed ferries seen on drydock at the Spanopoulos Shipyard in Salamina: (From left to right) The SANTA IRINI of Panellenic Lines and the NAXOS JET of Sea Jets. The former would then become fleetmates with the latter just a few months after this picture was taken, as she was bought by Sea Jets and she was renamed SPEEDRUNNER JET 2.
2023: Several ships spotted in the port of Paloukia in Salamina: (From left to right) The PANTANASSA, the PARALOS, the ORION III, the APOSTOLOS M, the AIAKOS, the AGIOS NIKOLAOS L, the PROTOPOROS XIV, the PROTOPOROS XI, the DIMITRIOS S, the ARTEMIS, the DOLL, the TZORTZIA, the PETROULA, the SALAMIS EXPRESS III, the AGIOS NIKOLAOS II and the PANAGIA KAMATEROU.
2023: Several ships spotted in the port of Paloukia in Salamina: (From left to right) The PARALOS, the ORION III, the APOSTOLOS M, the AIAKOS, the AGIOS NIKOLAOS L, the PROTOPOROS XIV, the PROTOPOROS XI, the DIMITRIOS S, the ARTEMIS and the DOLL.
2023: Several double-ended ferries seen docked in Salamina: (From left to right) The TELAMON, the ATHINA P, the STAVROS N, the GLYKOFILOUSA IV, the MATOULA K, the AGIOS ELEFTHERIOS IV, the KONSTANTINOS K, the PROTOPOROS X, the EMPEDOKLIS and the THEOMITOR.
2023: Two ships of different sizes seen arriving in Salamina: (From left to right) The small passenger ship BOB SFOUGKARAKIS of Kavouris Shipping Company and the double-ended ferry PANAGIOTIS D of Evia Ferries.
2023: Six double-ended ferries seen docked in Salamina: (From left to right) The AGIOS ELEFTHERIOS IV of Feidias NE, the KONSTANTINOS K of Salaminia Ferries-K Star, the PROTOPOROS X of Tsokos Lines, the EMPEDOKLIS of Aianteiaki NE and the THEOMITOR of Athinais Lines.
2023: Five double-ended ferries seen docked in Salamina: (From left to right) The TELAMON of Dimitrios P NE, the ATHINA P of Athinais Lines, the STAVROS N of Nikolaïdis NE, the GLYKOFILOUSA IV of Panagia Glykofilousa NE and the MATOULA K of Salamina Ferries-K Star.
2023: Four double-ended ferries seen docked in Salamina: (From left to right) The TELAMON of Dimitrios P NE, the ATHINA P of Athinais Lines, the STAVROS N of Nikolaïdis NE and the GLYKOFILOUSA IV of Panagia Glykofilousa NE.
2023: Four double-ended ferries seen docked in Salamina: (From left to right) The TELAMON of Dimitrios P NE, the ATHINA P of Athinais Lines, the STAVROS N of Nikolaïdis NE and the GLYKOFILOUSA IV of Panagia Glykofilousa NE.
2023: Three double-ended ferries seen docked in Salamina: (From left to right) The PROTOPOROS XIV of Tsokos Lines, the PROTOPOROS XI of Tsokos Lines and the DIMITRIOS S of Sofras NE.
2023: Two small passenger ships seen together in Salamina: (From left to right) The ARTEMIS of Artemis Kefalonia Cruises and the SALAMIS EXPRESS I of Salamis Express.
2023: Two ships of different sizes seen in Salamina: (From left to right) The small passenger ship ELENA F of Elena F Shipping is seen leaving, while the double-ended ferry CHRYSA of Farmakoris-Villiotis NE is heading towards her docking spot.
2023: Two ships of different sizes seen in Salamina: (From left to right) The small passenger ship ELENA F of Elena F Shipping is seen leaving, while the double-ended ferry CHRYSA of Farmakoris-Villiotis NE is heading towards her docking spot.
2023: Three small passenger ships seen together in Salamina: (From left to right) The ARTEMIS of Artemis Kefalonia Cruises, the SALAMIS EXPRESS I of Salamis Express and the DOLL of My Cruises. Excluding the SALAMIS EXPRESS I, the other two ships spent the summer on the Ionian Sea that year.
2023: Two double-ended ferries spotted in Salamina: (From left to right) The IOANNIS THIRESIA of Theotokos NE is seen about to dock, while the PANAGIOTIS D of Evia Ferries has left in order to head to Perama.
2023: Two ferries seen in Salamina: (From left to right) The double-ended ferry MATOULA K of Salamina Ferries-K Star heads towards her docking spot, while the landing craft PANTANASSA of Pantanassa NE has remained docked over the winter.
2023: Two ships of different sizes seen arriving in Salamina: (From left to right) The double-ended ferry MATOULA K of Salaminia Ferries-K Star and the small passenger ship BOB SFOUGKARAKIS of Kavouris Shipping Company.
2023: Two ships of different sizes seen arriving in Salamina: (From front to back) The small passenger ship BOB SFOUGKARAKIS of Kavouris Shipping Company and the double-ended ferry MATOULA K of Salaminia Ferries-K Star.
2023: Two ships of different sizes seen arriving in Salamina: (From left to right) The small passenger ship BOB SFOUGKARAKIS of Kavouris Shipping Company and the double-ended ferry MATOULA K of Salaminia Ferries-K Star.
2023: Three small passenger ships seen together in Salamina: (From left to right) The ARTEMIS of Artemis Kefalonia Cruises, the SALAMIS EXPRESS I of Salamis Express and the DOLL of My Cruises. Excluding the SALAMIS EXPRESS I, the other two ships spent the summer on the Ionian Sea that year.
2023: Two small passenger ships seen together in Salamina: (From left to right) The SALAMIS EXPRESS I of Salamis Express and the DOLL of My Cruises.
2023: Three double-ended ferries seen docked in Salamina: (From left to right) The TELAMON of Dimitrios P NE, the ATHINA P of Athinais Lines and the STAVROS N of Nikolaïdis NE.
2023: Four double-ended ferries seen docked in Salamina: (From left to right) The TELAMON of Dimitrios P NE, the ATHINA P of Athinais Lines, the STAVROS N of Nikolaïdis NE and the GLYKOFILOUSA IV of Panagia Glykofilousa NE.
2023: Five double-ended ferries seen docked in Salamina: (From left to right) The TELAMON of Dimitrios P NE, the ATHINA P of Athinais Lines, the STAVROS N of Nikolaïdis NE, the GLYKOFILOUSA IV of Panagia Glykofilousa NE and the MATOULA K of Salaminia Ferries-K Star.
2023: Three double-ended ferries seen docked in Salamina: (From left to right) The PROTOPOROS XIV of Tsokos Lines, the PROTOPOROS XI of Tsokos Lines and the DIMITRIOS S of Sofras NE.
2023: Five double-ended ferries seen docked in Salamina: (From left to right) The PARALOS of Georgios Lines, the ORION III of Farmakoris-Villiotis NE, the APOSTOLOS M of Athinais Lines, the AIAKOS of Evangelos NE and the AGIOS NIKOLAOS L of Agios Nikolaos Shipping.
2023: Two double-ended ferries seen docked in Salamina: (From left to right) The GLYKOFILOUSA IV of Panagia Glykofilousa NE and the MATOULA K of Salaminia Ferries-K Star.
2023: Two ferries of different sizes spotted in the Spanopoulos Shipyard in Salamina: (From left to right) The FAST FERRIES ANDROS of Fast Ferries (which is on drydock) and the SYMI II of Sea Dreams.
2023: Two ferries of different sizes spotted in the Spanopoulos Shipyard in Salamina: (From left to right) The PREVELIS of ANEK Lines and the ORION of Creta Cargo Lines.
2023: Two ferries of different sizes spotted in the Spanopoulos Shipyard in Salamina: (From left to right) The PREVELIS of ANEK Lines and the ORION of Creta Cargo Lines.
2023: Several ships spotted in the port of Paloukia in Salamina: (From left to right) The PETROULA, the SALAMIS EXPRESS III, the PANAGIA KAMATEROU, the MATOULA K, the DIMITRIOS S, the MICHAIL N, the KONSTANTINOS K, the CHRYSA, the DIMITRIOS P, the PANAGIOTIS D, the EMPEDOKLIS and the GLYKOFILOUSA V.
2023: Several ships spotted in the port of Paloukia in Salamina: (From left to right) The PANAGIA KAMATEROU, the MATOULA K, the DIMITRIOS S, the MICHAIL N, the KONSTANTINOS K, the CHRYSA and the DIMITRIOS P.
2023: Four double-ended ferries seen docked in Salamina: (From left to right) The DIMITRIOS P of Dimitrios P NE, the PANAGIOTIS D of Evia Ferries, the EMPEDOKLIS of Aianteiaki NE and the GLYKOFILOUSA V of Panagia Glykofilousa NE.
2023: Three double-ended ferries seen docked in Salamina: (From left to right) The DIMITRIOS P of Dimitrios P NE, the PANAGIOTIS D of Evia Ferries and the EMPEDOKLIS of Aianteiaki NE.
2023: Three double-ended ferries seen docked in Salamina: (From left to right) The MICHAIL N of Nikolaïdis NE, the KONSTANTINOS K of Salaminia Ferries-K Star and the CHRYSA of Farmakoris-Villiotis NE.
2023: Four double-ended ferries seen docked in Salamina: (From left to right) The GLYKOFILOUSA VIII of Panagia Glykofilousa NE, the ALEXANDROS M of Boufis Shipping Company, the PROTOPOROS XIV of Tsokos Lines and the IOANNIS THIRESIA of Theotokos NE.
2023: Three double-ended ferries seen docked in Salamina: (From left to right) The MATOULA K of Salaminia Ferries-K Star, the DIMITRIOS S of Sofras NE and the MICHAIL N of Nikolaïdis NE.
2023: Three double-ended ferries seen docked in Salamina: (From left to right) The ALEXANDROS M of Boufis Shipping Company, the PROTOPOROS XIV of Tsokos Lines and the IOANNIS THIRESIA of Theotokos NE.
2023: Two double-ended ferries spotted in Salamina: (From left to right) The CHRYSA of Farmakoris-Villiotis NE is leaving, while the ATHINA P of Athinais Lines is heading towards her docking spot.
2023: Two double-ended ferries seen docked in Salamina: (From left to right) The DIMITRIOS S of Sofras NE and the MICHAIL N of Nikolaïdis NE.
2023: Two sister ships seen laid-up in Salamina: (From left to right) The SALAMIS EXPRESS III of Salamis Express and the AGIOS NIKOLAOS II of Oikonomopoulos-Drakos NE.
2023: Three small passenger ships seen laid-up in Salamina: (From left to right) The SALAMIS EXPRESS III of Salamis Express, the PANAGIA of Panagia Thalassini NE and the AGIOS NIKOLAOS II of Oikonomopoulos-Drakos NE.
2023: Two ships of different sizes seen arriving in Salamina: (From front to back) The small passenger ship SALAMIS EXPRESS I of Salamis Express watches the double-ended ferry AIAKOS heading towards her docking spot.
2023: Four double-ended ferries seen docked in Salamina: (From left to right) The MATOULA K of Salaminia Ferries-K Star, the DIMITRIOS S of Sofras NE, the MICHAIL N of Nikolaïdis NE and the AIAKOS of Evangelos NE.
2023: Two double-ended ferries seen docked in Salamina: (From left to right) The MICHAIL N of Nikolaïdis NE and the AIAKOS of Evangelos NE.
2023: Two double-ended ferries seen docked in Salamina: (From left to right) The CHRYSA of Farmakoris-Villiotis NE and the STAVROS N of Nikolaïdis NE.
2023: Two double-ended ferries seen docked in Salamina: (From left to right) The PROTOPOROS XIV of Tsokos Lines and the IOANNIS THIRESIA of Theotokos NE.
2023: Several small passenger ships seen together in the port of Paloukia in Salamina: (From left to right) The ELENA F of Elena F Shipping, the SALAMIS EXPRESS I of Salamis Express, the PETROULA of Petroula Speedline, the SALAMIS EXPRESS III of Salamis Express and the AGIOS NIKOLAOS II of Oikonomopoulos-Drakos NE.
2023: Five double-ended ferries seen docked in Salamina: (From left to right) The CHRYSA of Farmakoris-Villiotis NE, the STAVROS N of Nikolaïdis NE, the PANAGIOTIS D of Evia Ferries, the EMPEDOKLIS of Aianteiaki NE and the GLYKOFILOUSA V of Panagia Glykofilousa NE.
2023: Three ferries of different sizes spotted in the Spanopoulos Shipyard in Salamina: (From left to right) The FAST FERRIES ANDROS of Fast Ferries (which is on drydock), the PREVELIS of ANEK Lines and the ORION of Creta Cargo Lines.
2023: Two ferries of different sizes spotted in the Spanopoulos Shipyard in Salamina: (From left to right) The PREVELIS of ANEK Lines and the ORION of Creta Cargo Lines.