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I never thought this would happen….but from the prices I’ve been searching for this summer it seems to make more sense to fly to these islands instead of taking the ferry. Nor only that, flying is much faster and they offer free snacks on board. When you book your transit please don’t jump to the ferry booking sites and check google flights or sky scanner first! You never know what you can find. Best of luck fellow travelers. ?
 
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I never thought this would happen….but from the prices I’ve been searching for this summer it seems to make more sense to fly to these islands instead of taking the ferry. Nor only that, flying is much faster and they offer free snacks on board. When you book your transit please don’t jump to the ferry booking sites and check google flights or sky scanner first! You never know what you can find. Best of luck fellow travelers. ?
Good advice!..... this summer is testing times for all operators, with fuel prices going up, there are new ferries operating as well as more Airlines flying interisland destinations too!
 
I totally agree with this - it's great advice. Sometimes flying is cheaper - depends on what the airlines have going on for sales, and it also depends on the island. Sometimes I take the ferry not to save on costs, but because the process can be more relaxing. But, it all depends on the island I am going to or the time of year.
 
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I totally agree with this - it's great advice. Sometimes flying is cheaper - depends on what the airlines have going on for sales, and it also depends on the island. Sometimes I take the ferry not to save on costs, but because the process can be more relaxing. But, it all depends on the island I am going to or the time of year.
So true I have always taken Ferries from RAFINA as it is so unwinding after 3 flights, overnight flyings all so stressful and that bus journey from the airport to RAFINA passing through the vineyards and getting on the Ferries, slower the better.... heavenly... Kalley Mera!
 

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