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New Seasonal Cyprus-Greece Passenger Ferry Service Launches With Upgraded Vessel

by THEFUTURE.TEAM

April 23, 2026

Bookings for the passenger ferry connection between Cyprus and Greece will open on April 22, 2026, at 10:00. The launch marks the return of a seasonal maritime link connecting Limassol and Piraeus, offering an additional travel option ahead of the summer period.

Elevated Service With A New Vessel

This year introduces an operational upgrade with AF Marina replacing the previous vessel Daleela. Deployment of the new ship is expected to enhance passenger experience through improved onboard facilities, greater capacity, and more efficient operations. The change also reflects continued efforts to strengthen service reliability compared with earlier seasons.

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Strengthening Regional Connectivity

Beyond transportation, the Limassol–Piraeus route supports broader economic and tourism activity between the two countries. A ferry connection provides an alternative to air travel, particularly for passengers traveling with vehicles or seeking more flexible itineraries. Demand is expected from both local travelers and international visitors, building on the service’s performance in previous years.

Secure Your Passage Early

High seasonal demand is anticipated, particularly during peak summer months. Passengers are encouraged to secure tickets shortly after bookings open to ensure availability. Reservation details, schedules, and onboard service information will be accessible through official booking channels from the launch time.

Commitment To Safe And Sustainable Travel

Operations are managed by Scandro Holding, which continues to position the route as a stable maritime connection between Cyprus and mainland Greece. The service is designed to maintain safety standards while supporting long-term connectivity and offering a consistent seasonal transport option in the Eastern Mediterranean.

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