Psara Glory
Small car ferry · operated by Agia Marini I M.C.
The everyday lifeline between Chios and remote Psara — a veteran 1980-built ferry doing a three-to-four hour crossing that few tourists take but that the island genuinely depends on.
On board the Psara Glory
- Outside deck
- Pets allowed
- Pet cabinsnot on board
Where you can sit
- Deck seatsOutdoor deck seating, unreserved
Where is the Psara Glory now?
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Specifications
| Built | 1980 |
|---|---|
| Length | 58 m |
| Beam | 13.6 m |
| Service speed | 12 knots |
Where the Psara Glory sails
Agia Marini I M.C. timetables do not say which ship works which crossing, so her own sailings cannot be listed here. The routes she works are below; the operator's booking page names the ship once you pick a date.
Usually works Chios–Psara and Limnia (Chios, near Volissos)–Psara (weekends).
- Only daily connection to Psara from Chios town; on weekends the shorter Limnia crossing (near Volissos) is an option instead.
- This is a working lifeline route, not a scenic cruise — expect a functional, no-frills boat.
Frequently asked questions
What is the Psara Glory like?
The everyday lifeline between Chios and remote Psara — a veteran 1980-built ferry doing a three-to-four hour crossing that few tourists take but that the island genuinely depends on. She is a small car ferry built in 1980.
Who operates the Psara Glory?
The Psara Glory is operated by Agia Marini I M.C.
Does the Psara Glory carry cars?
Yes. The Psara Glory is a vehicle ferry, so you can take a car aboard as well as travel on foot.
How fast is the Psara Glory?
She works at a service speed of 12 knots.