Sochi launches high-speed ferry linking Adler in under an hour
Sochi launches high-speed ferry linking Adler in under an hour
Sochi launches high-speed ferry linking Adler in under an hour
Sochi is introducing a new high-speed ferry service this week. The 'Kometa-120M' hydrofoil will run between Sochi’s Marine Terminal and Adler. It promises fast and comfortable travel for passengers along the Black Sea coast. The ferry will initially operate on Tuesdays and Thursdays. It departs Sochi at 10:00 AM and returns from Adler at 5:00 PM. Each trip takes around 45 minutes.
The vessel can carry up to 120 passengers and travels at speeds over 60 km/h. Its introduction follows the recent restart of sea routes to Gelendzhik and Sukhumi. The schedule may change depending on weather or safety needs. More voyages could be added if tourist demand grows. The new service offers a quick and efficient way to travel between Sochi and Adler. It expands transport options for residents and visitors. Adjustments to the timetable will depend on passenger numbers and conditions at sea.
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