ANEK tempts with lower fares

ANEK<.> Lines has introduced discounted fares hot on the heels of Minoan Lines, which recently dropped its prices in response to a request from a Cretan association based in Athens.

ANEK has cut its ticket prices by up to 50% for travel to Chania, Rethymno, Iraklio, Ios, Santorini, Amorgos and Astypalea while its fares for Crete-Italy have also dropped.

Minoan<.>, meanwhile, is offering a reduction of up to 50% for trips within Greece and abroad. It has also discounted by 30% the summer fares for passengers and vehicles on the Iraklio-Piraeus-Iraklio route.

Tickets on ANEK vessels have fallen by 25% for two return fares with cabin and vehicle; 30% for individuals with a passenger vehicle; 10% for passenger vehicles; 25% for group bookings of 25 people or more, excluding the months of July and August; 20% for passengers travelling between Crete and Italy (10% in July and August); 25% for pre-paid, multiple-trip tickets held by travellers with passenger cars; 50% for B-class cabins on the Rethymno and Candia; 10% for family tickets (four or more persons); and 30-50% for sports associations.

Further reductions are available for those travelling between Piraeus and Iraklion.

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