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Hostelbay Launches ‘Island Pass’ for Travelers in Greece

Naxos Island, Greece.

Hostelbay, an innovative online travel and accommodation booking platform, in collaboration with shipping company Hellenic Seaways, has launched the Greek Island Pass, aiming to provide its customers with the best island hopping experience.

According to an announcement, the Greek Island Pass includes the greatest offers in ferry tickets, providing travelers with the opportunity to visit one island after another and explore the Aegean Sea at affordable prices.

With the Greek Island Pass, travelers have the option to pay only one ticket for routes in any combination to/ from many Greek islands; flexibility for 20 days; best price guarantee with Hostelbay for accommodation on these islands.

Travelers can choose between a four-island ferry trip or a seven-island ferry package.

The “Visit 4-Pay 1” package offers:

  • A visit to four islands – Paros, Naxos, Ios, Santorini – from Piraeus,
  • Five routes in any combination the traveler wants within 20 days,
  • Great accommodation deals with Hostelbay.
©Maria Theofanopoulou

Mykonos Island. Photo ©Maria Theofanopoulou

The “Visit 7-Pay 1” package includes:

  • A visit to seven islands – Mykonos, Paros, Naxos, Ios, Amorgos, Santorini, Heraklion on Crete – from Piraeus,
  • Eight routes in any combination within 20 days,
  • Great accommodation deals with Hostelbay.
Paros Island. Photo Source: http://likenoother.aegeanislands.gr

Paros Island. Photo Source: http://likenoother.aegeanislands.gr

With an experience of over 35 years in the Greek tourism industry, Hostelbay offers its services in 14 languages, providing travelers with numerous holiday options. The platform includes hotels, hostels, rooms, apartments, villas and all-inclusive packages, as well as ferry tickets.

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