Ferry from Chios to Cesme

Chios to Cesme Guide

Chios Guide

Chios Ferry Port serves as a charming introduction to an island rich with history and natural beauty. Known for its medieval villages and beautiful beaches, Chios also boasts the unique mastic trees, source of the famous mastic gum. Key attractions include the 11th-century Nea Moni Monastery, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and the mastic villages like Pyrgi, where houses are decorated with striking black and white geometric patterns. Easily accessible from the port, visitors can explore these sites by local buses or rental cars. Additionally, Chios is famous for its annual rocket war, held during Orthodox Easter, where two churches in Vrontados fire thousands of rockets at each other. From the port, getting to Chios town centre is straightforward via a short taxi ride or a bus service, making it easy for travelers to begin their Greek island adventure immediately upon arrival.

Cesme Guide

Cesme Ferry Port serves as a vibrant hub, connecting travellers to the enchanting coastal town of Cesme. Known for its golden beaches, crystal-clear waters, and historical architecture, Cesme attracts visitors seeking both relaxation and cultural enrichment. The port offers easy access to Cesme Castle and the ancient city of Erythrai, which are must-visit sites for history enthusiasts. During the summer months, the Cesme Sea and Music Festival fills the town with vibrant music and festivity, drawing in crowds from across the region. Travellers can easily venture to nearby areas such as the Greek island of Chios via ferry services. Convenient transport options are available from the port to the city centre, with frequent bus services linking the two. This makes it effortless for visitors to explore the town's bustling markets, local eateries, and the famed thermal springs, enhancing their travel experience in this alluring Turkish getaway.