The Rhodes to Anafi ferry route is one of those connections that rewards travellers willing to go a little further off the beaten track. Rhodes itself needs little introduction -- it's one of the great islands of the Dodecanese, with a walled medieval city, sun-bleached beaches, and a harbour that has seen millennia of history. Anafi, by contrast, is one of the quietest and least-visited islands in the whole Aegean. Getting there by ferry is how most visitors arrive, and the crossing feels like a genuine transition from the busy to the blissfully unhurried.
Service runs year-round, with roughly one departure per day. That's not a lot of flexibility, so it pays to plan ahead -- particularly if you're travelling in summer, when berths fill up faster than you might expect for such a remote destination.
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