Volos Port

Volos, Greece

Volos is a vibrant seaside town in Thessaly, Greece, known as a major port connecting mainland Greece to the islands of Sporades, including Skiathos, Skopelos, and Alonissos. The city of Volos, nestled between the Pagasetic Gulf and Mount Pelion, offers a mix of sea and mountain attractions. Visitors can explore the lively city center with charming cafes, shops, and tsipouradika, local taverns offering tsipouro and delicious mezze. Nearby beaches like Anchialos, Alykes, and Agios Dimitrios are perfect for swimming and water sports. Volos is also a great starting point for excursions to Pelion, a region of natural beauty with picturesque villages like Milies, Tsagarada, and Makrinitsa. A trip to Pelion offers stunning views of the Aegean Sea and the chance to visit beautiful beaches such as Chorefto, Papa Nero, and Fakistra. The Volos Port is the main gateway to the Sporades islands, offering ferry routes to popular destinations. You can easily reach Volos from Athens and Thessaloniki by car, bus, or train, with the bus station conveniently located near the port. Volos is a year-round holiday destination, perfect for exploring history, enjoying the coastal promenade, and indulging in delicious local cuisine.

Location

City: Volos

Region: Thessaly

Country: Greece

Coordinates: 39.367° N, 22.933° E