Boat trips from Izmir to Lesbos, which will be held on weekends during the summer, will start on 17 June. Tickets for the first voyage can be purchased online at Bilet.izdeniz.com.tr. In addition, as of Thursday, June 9, ticket sales will start at the İZDENİZ sales office in İzmir Port.
The first of the Izmir-Midilli cruises, which will be coordinated by the Izmir Metropolitan Municipality İZDENİZ General Directorate, will be held on Friday, 17 June. The 09.30-passenger capacity İhsan Alyanak cruise ship will depart from İzmir Alsancak Port at 404 every Friday during the summer and arrive in Lesbos with a voyage of approximately 2 hours and 45 minutes. The ship will depart from Lesbos for Izmir at 17.30 on Sundays.
Tickets for the first voyage are on sale online at Bilet.izdeniz.com.tr. In addition, tickets can be bought by hand at the İZDENİZ sales office, which will be opened in İzmir Alsancak Port on Thursday, June 9th. Those who want to get detailed information can call 0501 535 3535 or send an e-mail to midilli@izdeniz.com.tr.
Round-trip ticket costs 85 Euros
Citizens with a green passport and Schengen visa will be able to benefit from the pony tours. The round-trip ticket fee is 85 Euros, and the one-way ticket fee is 50 Euros. A 7% discount will be applied for children aged 12-50. Children aged 0-6 will be able to travel free of charge.
There may be additional voyages
İZDENİZ General Directorate stated that if the passenger density is high, it is possible to switch to the daily excursion program on Friday and Sunday; reported that work has been done in this regard.
Agencies have been informed
İZDENİZ management also informed the owners and representatives of tourism agencies operating in the city about the expeditions. At the meeting held at Nefes Restaurant in İzmir Marina, attention was drawn to the privilege of direct flights from İzmir to Lesbos and the comfortable service of İZDENİZ. In the organization where mutual exchange of views was also made, it was emphasized that the voyages that will bridge the two sides of the Aegean will contribute to sea tourism.
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