Winter timetable, 1 November 2026 to 28 February 2027: Tuesday and Friday shown; Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and the weekend have fewer sailings
Arriving at the pier The winter timetable sheet asks passengers to be at the departure point 20 minutes before sailing. The operator's website advises drivers to be at the Tripiti pier half an hour before departure.
Changes to the daily schedule The operator warns that daily schedules can change and asks travellers to check its website before setting out. Phone +30 23770 51212 or +30 6944 538798 for the boat.
Speedboat Ammouliani Ammouliani Lines also lists a speedboat named Ammouliani, reachable on +30 23770 21130 or +30 6948 627980. It is a separate service and its sailings are not shown on this page.
Map – Tripiti – Ammouliani ferry
| Ticket type | Price |
|---|---|
| Passenger, one journey | €3.50 |
Passenger fare from the operator's price list. Tickets are valid for one journey only and are sold only on board the Gorgoypikoos, in cash or by card on the boat's POS terminal; the timetable sheet asks you to have the right amount ready. The same price list covers cars, motorcycles, ATVs, trailers, vans, lorries, buses and campers; those rates are not repeated here because the list does not say whether the driver is included. Ask the crew or call +30 23770 51212 or +30 6944 538798. All fares in euros (EUR).
Ammouliani Lines runs the car and passenger ferry Gorgoypikoos between the pier at Tripiti, in Chalkidiki, and the island of Ammouliani. The operator spells the mainland pier both Tripiti and Trypiti, gives the crossing time as 10 to 15 minutes and says the boat sails all year. Its schedule page also warns that daily sailings and routes can change, and asks passengers to look at its website before they travel.
The timetable on this page is the operator's winter table, valid from 1 November 2026 to 28 February 2027. How many round trips you get depends on the weekday: five on Tuesdays and Fridays, four on Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, and three on Sundays. At weekends the day starts mid-morning, while on weekdays the first boat leaves the island shortly after seven. Each day the first sailing is from Ammouliani and the last is from Tripiti, which matters if you are heading out to the island late in the afternoon. On three dates the early round trip is dropped: Friday 25 December 2026, Friday 1 January 2027 and Wednesday 6 January 2027. The sheet lists no other holiday changes.
A passenger pays EUR 3.50, and every ticket covers a single journey, so a day trip means buying two. Tickets are issued only on board the Gorgoypikoos and can be paid in cash or by card on the boat's POS terminal. The timetable sheet asks travellers to have the right amount ready and to be at the departure point 20 minutes before sailing. For drivers the website gives a different figure: be at the Tripiti pier half an hour before departure. The price list also has rates for cars, motorcycles, ATVs, trailers, vans, lorries, buses and campers. They are left out here because the list does not say whether the driver travels on the vehicle ticket; the crew or the boat's phone lines (+30 23770 51212, +30 6944 538798) can confirm.
Do not confuse the ferry with the speedboat Ammouliani, which the same company lists with its own phone numbers; its sailings are not part of this timetable. The operator also gives a number for the port authority post at Tripiti (+30 23770 31376) and points drivers to the Municipality of Aristotle website for road travel to and from the pier.
- Be at the port in good time; some operators ask passengers to arrive 30 to 60 minutes before departure and close online sales earlier.
- Check the operator's notices on the day — strong winds, including the summer meltemi, can delay or cancel sailings.
- Check what the ticket price includes; some totals add port charges and VAT.