Tripiti Port Halkidiki

Tripiti is a small port, sitting on the eastern coast of the Mount Athos peninsula in Halkidiki. It is the only port, where you can take a ferry to Ammouliani Island. Tripiti Port sits beyond the lines of the city. Nea Roda is the nearest settlement to it.

The port is a starting point for trips of many travelers who want to spend their holiday in Ammouliani. Behind the port building, there is a spacious parking area. If you want, you can leave your private vehicle there or take it to the ferry to move within the island.

Routes

Tripiti ferry runs upon the only route – to Ammouliani Island. The travel time is about 15 minutes. Ammouliani is a picturesque island, which is of great interest to pilgrims and other guests of Halkidiki. In winter, the ferry departs in its direction every two hours; in the summer, it leaves every 45 minutes.

You can buy the tickets right on the ferry. The payment can be done in cash or via a card.

Ticket costs for a ferry “Gorgoypikoos” (official tariffs)

Adult ticket — €2.50

Children from 5 years — €2.50

Light vehicle (up to 5 passenger seats) — €10.10

Half-truck, minibus until 5 meters — €14.20

Motor-cycle up to 250c.c — €4.00

Motor-cycle over 250c.c — €6.00

ATV — €6.00

Tug boat (per meter) — €3.10

Half-truck, truck, bus (per meter) — €4.10

Parcel — €2.00

Tripiti Ammouliani ferry timetable

The ferry runs upon the following time table:

• Route “Tripiti – Ammouliani”

• Route “Ammouliani – Tripiti”

Night Speedboat timetable

• The route Tripiti – Ammouliani: Monday – Sunday 21:10 and 23:10. An extra sailing is available on Saturdays at 01:10
• The route Ammouliani – Tripiti: Monday – Sunday at 21:00 and 23:00. An extra sailing is available on Saturdays at 01:00

Ticket cost: € 4.00 (both ways).

Phone numbers for additional details: +302377021130, +306978770742

Tripiti location brief info

Right near the port, you can find Tripiti Beach, attracting travelers with its golden sands. In the summer, the beach provides a diverse choice of water sports.

In the vicinity of the beach, there are small family-friendly hotels and private villas for rent. It is quite a secluded place that is suitable for travelers who prefer relaxation with a family or in a small company.

The Port of Tripiti stands near the exit of the main road, in the area between the settlements of Nea Roda and Ouranoupolis. To get to Tripiti, you will need to leave the main road of the Halkidiki third “finger,” leading to the settlement of Ouranoupolis and the monastic republic of Mount Athos.

Tips

• Familiarize yourself with the timetable for ferries before a journey.
• Come into the port ahead of the time: you should be in Tripiti no later than 20 minutes before the departure.
• If you plan to take your private transport, you should come to Tripiti half an hour before the departure of the ferry.