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Piraeus to Syros
Posted: Mar 28th, '22, 01:14
by Yannis
Couldn't resist this one!
I have taken the same boat (many other boats too) hundreds of times for the same identical trip over the last, hmmm, 50 years or so.
The sites at the port, the island views, the boat smell and atmosphere are all engraved on my hard disk.
Then, I bought my 28 and almost never been on a liner again...
This short video is exactly what one experiences going to Syros and beyond.
https://youtu.be/JiINtGi79R8
Re: Piraeus to Syros
Posted: Mar 28th, '22, 08:34
by Carl
Liners and other people boats for that matter are a nice change of pace where you can sit back and relax. That said, I always find myself up at the helm keeping watch on other peoples boats...so much for the relax part. But on a liner they seem to frown on guests going to the helm...
Once in a while I take the Staten Island Ferry to Manhatten...funny even on that I have a hard time not going outside or to a window and watching the water go by, watching the wake....the other boats going by...fishing.
Nice video, thanks for sharing
Re: Piraeus to Syros
Posted: Mar 28th, '22, 15:34
by Rawleigh
When I was young I liked crowds. Now, not so much!
Re: Piraeus to Syros
Posted: Mar 30th, '22, 21:58
by Tony Meola
Yannis
Looks like the crowds get crazy. That is a large ferry compared to what we use.
Re: Piraeus to Syros
Posted: Apr 4th, '22, 23:20
by Yannis
Crowds? You must be joking...
This boat was 25% full...in the summer you easily see 3-400 people exiting the ramp in Syros, which is NOT a touristic island, as opposed to the 50 seen here.
Greece has a population of 10 million and in 2019 was visited by 20 million tourists...most of these people travel with ferries like this one, or the fast jets.
Re: Piraeus to Syros
Posted: Apr 5th, '22, 08:04
by Carl
...anything more than 5 people is a crowd.