Free Ferry Table and Map Widget for Your Website

Do your guests take the ferry to the islands? Copy the code and add these two tools to your own website. They are free and update themselves.

“Ferries today” table

Twelve routes from the Turkish coast to the Greek islands: whether they run this month, and the strongest wind on the crossing today and tomorrow. Made for hotels, agencies and town sites whose guests take the ferry.

Ferry map

Every route on one map: all-year, seasonal and unconfirmed links, crossing times, fare ranges and whether cars are carried. Can be filtered by departure port.

Terms

  • Free to use, with no ads or affiliate links.
  • The content updates together with the page on our site; you don't need to do anything.
  • Please keep the source line under the code. You are welcome to add rel="nofollow" to the link.
  • The width adapts to your page; change the height with the height value.
  • Wind forecasts come from MET Norway (CC BY 4.0); map data from Natural Earth.
  • We count which websites use the tool, by domain only; the tool sets no cookies and we do not store your visitors' IP addresses.

For another size or a table for a single route, write to us: [email protected]

Static map images

If you cannot use an iframe, you can use our ferry map as a picture: in an article, a guidebook, a hotel information sheet or a presentation. Use is free; please credit "Map: coasttoisland.com" next to the image and, online, link the credit to coasttoisland.com. Do not change the routes, times or credit on the map. The images show the routes as we checked them on the date printed on the map; for current sailings, link to the live map.

Trip toolkit

Where to stay, island by island

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FAQ

Is the widget free?

Yes. The table and the map are free to use and contain no ads or affiliate links.

How is the information updated?

The widget shows the page on our site, so it updates whenever we update that page. The wind forecast is fetched from the MET Norway model each time it loads.

Do I have to keep the source link?

We would appreciate it, but it is not required. You are welcome to add rel="nofollow" to the link.

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