Kapetan Aristidis II
Large landing-craft ferry · operated by Styra - Agia Marina Consortium
A large landing-craft ferry built in Greece in 2024, described as the largest landing craft in Greek coastal service. She works the Agia Marina to Nea Styra crossing on the Petalioi Gulf, about 40 minutes on the timetable, and takes vehicles as well as foot passengers.
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Specifications
| Built | 2024 |
|---|---|
| Built in | Greece |
| Length | 83 m |
| Beam | 17 m |
| Gross tonnage | 935 |
Where the Kapetan Aristidis II sails
Scheduled crossings over the next 14 days, busiest first.
- Agia Marina to Nea Styra9 sailings
- Nea Styra to Agia Marina9 sailings
Usually works Agia Marina–Nea Styra (Evia).
Frequently asked questions
What is the Kapetan Aristidis II like?
A large landing-craft ferry built in Greece in 2024, described as the largest landing craft in Greek coastal service. She works the Agia Marina to Nea Styra crossing on the Petalioi Gulf, about 40 minutes on the timetable, and takes vehicles as well as foot passengers. She is a large landing-craft ferry built in 2024.
Who operates the Kapetan Aristidis II?
The Kapetan Aristidis II is operated by Styra - Agia Marina Consortium.
Does the Kapetan Aristidis II carry cars?
Yes. The Kapetan Aristidis II is a vehicle ferry, so you can take a car aboard as well as travel on foot.
Which routes does the Kapetan Aristidis II sail?
Over the next 14 days the Kapetan Aristidis II is scheduled on Agia Marina to Nea Styra and Nea Styra to Agia Marina.