Soon will we go in Thassos only by boat

It seems that the problems began shipping companies and began to put on sale older age ferry.

As I read the local press the Aneth intends to sell "thassos V" and the second company, NEK, major Mitsopoulos sell or remove the mandatory "P 4" (Papageorgiou 4). Both operate in line Kavala - Prinos.


There are not official communications of the two shipping companies just tell you that I read in the local press, if I learn anything new I will let you pass.

The most important thing is how to accommodate the line of Kavala - Prinos, will buy new ships or "ourselves comfortable" with what they do in the service line Keramoti - Port.
Already facing many difficulties who travel daily to and from Thassos. The dolphin is damaged by the November 2010 and the line of Kavala - Prinos poorly after only two voyages made by ferry daily.
Not that the service line Keramoti - Port serving employees who go every day to Thassos and residents of the island. Having to go to the island from Kavala have to cross the road half of the county to get the Keramoti. Respectively, and a resident of southern Thasos if he wants to go to Kavala be crossed almost all the ugly road of Thassos and half of the county roads to go to Kavala by Keramoti.
The writing course, all this because I recently read, again in the local press that "for both companies, however, is good news that there is no hydrofoil (Flying Dolphin) and all traffic is served and the even before Keramoti the ferry boat schedules and entrusting the company Mitsopoulos "

For the two companies may be good news that does not work the hydrofoil, but for us who travel every day is a new offensive, and the traffic is served (who serves?) From the ferry companies. It is serving two routes from Kavala before? Or servicing the distance of 45 km for Keramoti (45 km return) and 45 to 50 minutes when the transition to our Harbor paramythiazan to quickly jump to the island in 20 minutes in order to weaken the line Kavala - Prinos!

source: dromologia-kavalas-thasou.blogspot.com