All The Things You Need to Know About the Greek Ferries | Greece Travel
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- Here are all the things you need to know about taking a Greek ferry on your next trip to Greece.
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0:00 - Intro
0:17 - Can't I Just Fly
0:51 - Where to Buy Your Ferry Tickets
5:06 - Which Port
6:08 - Slow or Fast
8:26 - What Time Do I Need to Be at The Port
10:38 - Seating
12:27 - Where Do I Put My Luggage on a Ferry
13:45 - Is There Food
14:15 - Is There Wifi
Island hopper here since the '80s! A slow ferry is the ideal way of traveling to the Greek islands! You need to have a jacket or a sleeping bag or something with you. If you stay inside, the ac kills you. When we were young we used to despise the people who sat inside, let alone those who rented a cabin , because you can have a cabin in slow ferries. If you sit outside, though, the wind at the open sea can be feezing. Thus, extremely important on slow ferries is the spot you're going to reserve for your trip. It takes some experience to know beforehand where the wind is going to be annoying. Back in the 80s I either followed my Greek friends or watched the islander passengers lay their blankets or sleeping bags in order to decide where my spot would be. For me is absolutely fascinating to watch the different "tribes" of passengers on board. The locals, the families, the tourist groups, the delightful teenagers in early July! People think that the ferry time is wasted time, but for me is the most valuable traveling experience! So many stories from the 40 years of island hopping!
I always dress in layers on the ferry but this year I haven't noticed them killing us with AC. I love taking the ferry! Thanks for sharing!
As an experienced Greek ferry user for many decades I still avoid the highspeed ferries (except the 2 Dodekanisos Seaways catamarans). For example to go from Santorini to Milos I rather spend 5 hours on the Dionisos Solomos than 40 minutes on one of those small Seajets' puke buckets (Seajet2 and Superjet). Not to speak about the price of a ticket. 16 Euro for a leisurely cruise sitting on an outside deck compared to 70 Euro (or more) for being locked up inside in a small tub.
Just Amazing !! Thank You 🙏🏻
Thanks for the tips given. Fully agree what you have said in this short video.👍🏼
Thanks for another very informative video.
Stay safe!
You’re welcome!
According to my experience your informations ia spot-on. Good job, thanks.
Thank you for the useful tips!
Thank you. Highly appreciated. Very informative video! 😊
You’re welcome!
Tiffany you're amazing! I'm gonna be visiting Athens in march and was thinking about taking the ferry to a nearby island. Thank you very much for the tips!
You’re welcome! Have a great time.
Good advice as always.
Thank you!
The first ands last time i took a ferrie was 3 years ago .That was a nice experience and I will do it again in the future .
It’s a great experience in my opinion.
Very helpful video - thanks
You’re welcome!
Informative
Very help full
Thanks
You’re welcome
Although i get seasick pretty easy,i used to take the ship,back in the day,when visiting Samos Island.Sometimes i would get a ticket for the business class and i must admit that the leather seat was super comfortable!
I just like it because it’s less crowded usually.
Thanks for sharing ⛴️ 🇬🇷
You’re welcome!
Thank you for mentioning the luggage storage. I will be heading to Greece in August and ii was worried about leaving my luggage downstairs. Feel much better about it now.
You're welcome! Have a great trip.
I've been island-hopping for 33 years and made multiple ferry journeys on each trip. I've never once had a problem when I've left luggage on the car deck. I can't understand why people drag their luggage upstairs and then wonder what they are going to do with it or leave it blocking the aisle.
The only Greek island I've ever ferried to or from is Crete, from Piraeus. They run basically every night, overnight, and I never had to worry about booking ahead. Just showed up at the port and got a ticket. But, well, Crete is its own special class of Greek Island. (And then there are the stormy winter days when the trip is canceled.)
Great and helpful video for my impending Greek retirement.
Those boats are the biggest usually and Crete is less popular for the ferry routes. I think most people fly but to many islands the ferries can sell out in July and August.
@@agirlandherpassport I was stationed with the Navy on Crete, and made the trip to and from Athens many times, but whenever I could spare the time, I preferred the ferry to flying.
@@agirlandherpassport I just checked, there are at least 93 ferry routes to other islands and Piraeus from Crete each week during active months. :)
@@manos7958 I didn’t mean less ferries just not fully booked. 😊
Just be carefull, because on late July and just after mid-august, even these large ferries to Crete get sold-out. Especially if you seek a cabin.
Thank you for the information! I was planning to go to Hydra in the summer. Can you recommend an island that is about an hour or so away from Athens. Also, can you recommend a beach town I can take an Uber to that is approximately 30 minutes plus or minus away from Athens. Thank you!
The book in the background (A Place of Hiding by Elizabeth George ) is pretty interesting.A friend of mine suggested it to me but being 52 years old (alas!) it is quite hard to go through 500 pages of reading...!
I did not enjoy it. I finished it but not a fan.
Hi!!
Great video!!
My friend and I are coming to Athens on July16-19. She’s from the UK. I’m in Pittsburgh Pa😊
What is your recommendation for a GOOD restaurant with great lamb ?
Thanks so much!!!
Jennifer
Thanks so much for this video! Made me feel a little less anxious. Do you think May is considered start of high season for ferries? Also are the timetables for ferries available around 3 months ahead? Coming from Australia!
You're welcome! No, it isn't the high season. They should be available 3 months out. For May it might even be earlier.
Schedules for the "summer season" are mostly published between November and March. Schedules for May are normally availble around New Year. Allthough there are some exceptions like companies that are always earlier and other companies that are always late to publish their schedules. And then there is Seajets that publishes schedules early to change them afterwards without giving any notice.
(slow/fast categories)
I consider "flying dolphins" as their own category for short/fast trips.
However the larger ferry boats can indeed be separated into slow and fast with massive differences in speed and overall travel experience.
For example Piraeus to Rhodes with Blue Star takes about 12hrs and in contrast with Prevelis the duration is 34hrs.
They definitely are but they aren’t on too many routes, thank goodness.
Flying Dolphins are near the end of their existence. Hellenic Seaways changed theirs already a few weeks ago for the 3 new ferries in the Saronic Gulf. As far as I know there are currently only 4 Flying Dolphins left operating in Greece. The ERATO in the Sporades, the ILIDA in Paxos and the ATHINA & VENUS in the Saronic Gulf
I had a feeling they were going away but I wasn’t sure. I hate those thing so I am happy to hear that.
@@agirlandherpassport You can see one of the new ones in the Saronic Gulf in this video: ruclips.net/video/swfKr8RI7N0/видео.html
@@pvdppvdp6638 Those are still "Flying Dolphins" though, just latest version.
And they still fall in the " I wanted to go by plane but there is no airport on that island" category :S
From Athens to Samos I personally go to Piraeus Port and I tell him I want to go to Karlovasi Port, Samos and it's very easy. Sometimes I have to stay a night in Athens but this isn't a problem unless maybe your a foreigner.
Won’t be a problem no matter where you are from. Piraeus is fine
@@agirlandherpassport I meant it could be a problem for a tourist / Foreigner if they missed their Ferry and they have scheduled hotels or reservations at their destination.
@@dimitrioshatzistamoulos8226 Ah I see. Not much you can do about it, unfortunately.
great advices, i just were there a week in pireaus tried many island, super nice. BUT getting to port an hour before is so strange, just show up 10min before will be good. The video from inside the ship when you talked about seats is from ferry axaios and thats a 2h crossing to Agistri, never did i have problems finding seats and we did full day trips, had no reservations until the day before, went to paros, mykonos, aegina, agistri, poros, milos etc always were good just getting to the port hopping on =)
As someone who lives here and takes the ferries monthly, I would never recommend showing up 10 minutes before. Trust me, it doesn’t always work out. For the best seats, you want to get there early. You were lucky to get a ticket if it was a week ago during high season.
@@agirlandherpassport Yea sorry meant for the seats, tickets I did a couple of weeks before for the longer distance ones and all the others I bought in the morning at the port same day, like aegina, poros and agistri. But in terms of seating, people always walk around a bit and on none of the ferries did i have to stand for the whole trip... Only on the one to Paros which was a miserable little worthless fast ferry where everyone was suffering on seajets management as they closed the outside deck... That ferry sailed here in the baltics many years and outside deck was always open so, that was a miss in experience.
But sure if you have a plan to not go around and explore anything on the ferry and just want to be at one place for 5-7h then yes go early, but as I said, never had a problem finding a seat because people moved around on the ship and spots were open all the time even on the crowded larger ones. =)
@@ajlisknillat I see. Yes, the islands closer to Athens have more ferries so there is less of a need.
I do explore but I drop my stuff and then go around. But I have been on most of the ferries so I don't explore much. I would still advise getting on early for a seat so you aren't constantly looking but that is just me. This is also what most Greek people do. They find a spot and sit there the whole ride.
Hi, thank you for this video. It's very helpful. I am going to a few islands from Athens in mid Dec. I cannot find any ferries schedule. Is this b/c it's too far in advance?
Yes it is too far in advance. Ferry schedules will be less in December as well.
13:00 hi, can you explain the process to get your luggage to disembark? Do you arrive at your destination and then they let you down to get your luggage?
Very informative video. Thank you for your time.
I ll be visiting pretty soon from SF Bay.
Hello Tiffany- Thanks again- I had watch your very informative videos- I’m flying to Greece Mid September and will be 3 days in Mykonos and 3 days Santorini. I wonder is there is any cancelations problems due to weather?
There is always a possibility of a weather cancellations.
@@agirlandherpassport Thanks
I fell asleep once in the lounge area..on a blue star ferry.I woke up with people giggling about because my pants were sort of half way down...yes one of my silly moments in life. ☺️☺️☺️☺️
Haha. Oh no!
Howdy, I plan to arrive in Piraeus as final stop via cruise, and would like to visit North Macedonia via bus. May I know the bus terminal like Flixbus. Thank you!
Thanks for all the info witch ferries are prone to sea sickness
You’re welcome
At least the interior looks very clean.👨🍳 I be down to eat at a restaurant on board. A lot of the old ferries around the world are so dirty I wouldnt wanna sit
They aren’t usually very new but they do try to keep them clean.
hihi i will be travelling using minoan ferry in april from athens to crete. i have a question about the ferry, is there any limit on how many luggages/suitcases we can bring on board? although i do see from the ferry hopper website "1 luggage - 50kg" . does that mean i can only hv one luggage?
Hi is there any slow ferry between crete and santorini on april?
Thanks for another informative video.As a seasoned ferry traveller to the Greek islands for many years I think it would be useful to mention a couple of things. First is cost. Long ago in my teenage years travelling by ferry was really cheap but these days with the global economic crises and the sharp increases in the price of oil the ticket prices have shot up and if you are travelling on a budget you need to factor these costs in. Secondly it may be worth providing further information on the pros and cons of the respective ports particularly Piraeus versus Rafina.I guess your videos may be aimed at those people new to ferry travelling in Greece. I am a grown man able to take of myself but I find Piraeus intimidating especially in the middle of the night.If I was a lone female traveller I would be concerned although in fairness I have never experienced any trouble. There is no problem with the street area adjacent to the metro where the Blue Star ferries tend to berth- plenty of people around but last year my boat ( not BS) was berthed at the furthest end of the port almost adjacent to the cruise ship terminal so a walk of a good half mile along the quiet dockside.On another occasion our Blue Star ferry was being taken out of service and berthed next to the Blue Star offices not far from the harbour wall. At least they provided a shuttle bus. It is not easy to describe how vast Piraeus is especially for the first time traveller searching for their boat. It is worth mentioning that it can take an hour to get from the airport to the port and in my experience the bus drivers have no idea of where a particular boat is berthed ( and why should they) but it is easy to alight when he / she shouts Piraeus and you find yourself with a long walk. Every year I use the bus it seems to go via a different route sometimes via the motorway type toll roads other times not. This year buses were at 30 min intervals in the 2.00 am to 5.00 am period. If you are unlucky to land at the same time as other planes you may find yourself standing for the journey or having to wait for the second bus. ( As an aside cannot fault Athens airport. Compared to the disaster area that is London Heathrow it was straight through a fully manned passport control and the luggage arrived straight away so thumbs up to all working there). For these reasons I much prefer Rafina. It is small, you can see all the boats lined up ,a few cafes to sit at and an under cover rest area with plenty of seats. Although bus frequency is a bit longer (can be up to an hour) the departures do seem to tie in with the boat arrivals. Last Friday I was off my Sea- Jets boat at 14.30 ,on the bus at 15.00 and in the terminal at 15.45. I recommend it if you are travelling to Milos/ Tinos / Naxos. Only issue is that I think it only caters for fast boats not the slow boats.
Finally as an aside I wonder how long the slow boats will last for ? Blue Stars Naxos/Paros/Delos/ Chios are all now old boats and the company has not introduced a new slow boat for years. I doubt they ever will letting these old favourites slowly rust away. Apologies for the length of the post hope it provides some useful tips or stimulates comments.
Thank you! I did not talk about prices as they have changed so much that I am afraid it might be out of date quickly plus those are easily looked up online on the site I mentioned. I have never left from Rafina or Lavrio so cannot speak to the differences. I have never had any issues at Pireaus and have even arrived late at night. Taxis are always available even at the far away gates. As far as the bus, you should always get off at the last stop. It is at the center of the gates and near the sign that gives the gates for the ferries on a board. I don't think the slow ferries will go away as the have to keep them running in the winter for the year round island residents.
@@agirlandherpassport Thanks. I appreciate that Rafina is a bit of a trek from central Athens but do give it a try.
@@nickgiles7568 It's a lot of money for me to spend to get to Rafina, unfortunately so probably won't happen unless I have to catch a specific ferry.
To Greek ferry standards, the Blue Stars Naxos/Paros/Delos/ Chios are not old. They are just 11 years old. Compared to some others (Seajet's Aqua Blue &Superstar, ANEK's Prevelis and some others theose Blue Star vessels are just kids.
I agree that Rafina can be a good alternative allthough only for a few destinations (Andros, Tinos, Mykonos + Paros & Naxos in summer) due to it's proximity to the airport. And no, Rafina isn't just there for fast boats. The big majority of ferries out of Rafina are the conventional ferries. Only in summer you will find 1 or 2 highspeed ferries going from Rafina.
@@pvdppvdp6638 Hi. Trouble is the youngsters and those with families like to get to their destination asap.With Paros likely to get an international standard airport in a couple of years I wonder what the d
Do you know what standard seats ( lounge AK6 , AK5, AK4) means ? These are the seats offered by Blue Line Delos besides the deck and business seats. Tried to find more information but couldn’t find. Appreciate any suggestions regarding and any recommendations.
Those are airline type seats and you would have a reserved seat unlike the deck seats. I believe the number is the location on the ship.
hi, loved your video! was wondering if you had any ferryhopper coupon codes ☺️
Thank you! Sometimes they send some in their newsletter.
Thank you so much for the tips and suggestions. Is April consider to be off season? Is it a good time to visit Greece and Islands.
You’re welcome. It is off season. It can be if the weather is nice but it’s not guaranteed at that time of year.
@@agirlandherpassport Thank you for response. Does it rain much in April?
@@tabitha72 No, but it could still be cool, especially at night. It depends on where you go.
@@agirlandherpassport Thank you so much for your response. I am from ATL, GA. Recently moved in Frankfurt for my husband's job. Short time. So, trying to explore nearby countries, as much as possible,... Wish I could meet you. 😍❤
Great plan!
Thanks for your video , does blue star ferry run around end of September
Yes the Blue Star ferries run all year but you will need to check the schedules for the island you want.
Hello, it's very nice watching this informative video. Thank you. May I ask a specific question, if I need to travel to Poros Island from Piraeus Port from Athens , exactly which gate and which fast travel ferry company boat can I take. Actually , I am a tourist and would like to visiti Greece these October, 23. Thank you.
Thank you! The gate is determined by which ferry you take not the island. Once you book your ticket, they will tell you the gate. You can look for tickets here, www.ferryhopper.com/en/?aff_uid=grlps
@@agirlandherpassport . Thank you so much for your kind information. God bless.
@@nandibingo You're welcome
You don’t know how thankful I am for this video! Thanks thanks thanks. A question: a woman said the schedules are open in April. I mean, I went online looking for ferry tickets and couldn’t find them. Is that correct? I will go to Milos and Santorini. Anyway, your video was super helpful.
You’re welcome. I think most of the schedule will come out next week. Some of the fast ferry schedules are out.
hey. I have a question 😂 I trust you more than others on internet cause you seem more “resourceful”. I need a ferry ticket from Santorini to Milos June 13 and Milos to Athens June 17h. Is it ok to book it there? Will they sell out fast or August is the peak season?
@@LucasSouza-xq1xe There are probably not a lot of options for Santorini to Milos, and you already know your dates so unless there is another reason, I would book in advance. Milos to Athens is probably less of a concern for selling out but again, I would book it now if I knew my dates.
@@agirlandherpassport Oh thanks! You're so helpful
@@LucasSouza-xq1xe Those are pretty rare nowadays. Ferry prices went up several times last year. You can sometimes book cheap tickets in the off season but not during the season. I would join the ferry companies newsletter to get the notices for those deals.
Which are the places where I cannot take a pram in Greece?
I have a question about the cabins. We will be on a long journey from Piraeus, although not available in schedule yet. I definitely want a window (claustrophic). Just get a bit confused when I check the cabin types. Can anyone break it down for me. I don't want to share with anyone but my husband. What type should I be looking at? Simply 2 bed, window?
It should indicate how many beds and if there is a window. Two beds is right. Some ferries will have a double bed cabin as well. For checking the cabins, I suggest you look at the ferry lines website directly as it should give you an idea of the cabin options.
Going to Santorini in the beginning of September. How long in advance I should book my ticket ?
If you already have your hotel booked, do it now. If not, do it after you book your hotel. You may also want to check the schedules so it aligns with what you want before you book your hotel.
Hi passport girl, hotels on the PELOPPONESE…(NEFPLIO, Monamvasia & Sparta). Will most hotels be open in November?
Yes, they should be. It is really only the islands that have seasonal hotels.
@@agirlandherpassport oh good to hear, I appreciate you telling me.
Unless one needs to get to their destination fast go Fast Ferries. I prefer the big ships. You can go outside and take in the island views. The fast ferries inside only, outside only while loading and unloading on some, not all. The big ships are better for those with weak stomachs!
Many lines have slow ferries not just Fast Ferries. Which is a slightly deceiving name. Haha.
@@agirlandherpassport The company was called Fast Ferries at a time when highspeed ferries didn't exist. At that time the ferries from Fast Ferries were a bit faster than the other conventional ferries. That's why the company took that name.
Ah that explains that. Thanks!!
how late do the ferries run? planning to get to the airport around 730-8pm and need to get on the ferry to go to ios
It really depends on the place you are going. Most ferries leave in the morning but I don’t think any ferries go to Ios late. You will have to spend the night in Athens or stay in Piraeus near the port and catch the early ferry
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Could you please describe the (dis)embarking process? It seems like you are going to be trapped with hundreds of people on narrow stairways all the way for hours until you reach the decks/port. Thanks a lot! I will be taking a Hellenic Seaways ferry from Venice to Corfu and I'm not looking forward to it :(
You only walk down the stairs to disembark. You wait in the seated areas until you get to the port. Then you will walk down. You might down in the hold for about 30 minutes. They don’t let people down there before as it’s not safe.
A thing to mention is that prices of snacks,food etc on the ship is pretty much higher than usuall.To Greeks that kind of prices is a daylight robbery!
Not much you can do except bring your own. I tend to have my breakfast with me but I have to eat lunch on the boat so I have to buy it
Very helpful. I’m going this summer (during peak). I’ve heard ferries are often postponed or cancelled. Do you find that to be true?
Thanks. Not often but it does happen. It is usually due to weather or strikes.
@@agirlandherpassport thank you for responding.
@@RP.123 You’re welcome
@@agirlandherpassport Debating on visiting Naxos or Paros for 2 days and taking the ferry back the day of my flight.
@@RP.123 I don’t recommend that for this reason of the ferries. It’s not worth the risk.
What is the best website to buy tickets from?
I like to use FerryHopper, www.ferryhopper.com/en/?aff_uid=grlps
^can you take your personal item and carry on luggage with you to your seat?
Yes you can.
Exspess trains Tessaloniki to Kavala or Athens and big city's
We're taking the ferry from Piraeus to Hydra and then back from Hydra to Ermioni. We're booked on the Flying Cat 5 which is a fast ferry. Now you have me scared I'll be motion sick. I just tried checking and it doesn't appear that a slower, larger ferry is available for this route. Can you verify this please?
I think because of the size of the port at Hydra only the fast ferries go there. Get some seasickness medicine and you will be fine.
@@agirlandherpassport I always take seasick meds on planes and boats, thank you Tiffany. I'm hoping it's alright. I'll be praying for a calm day.
@@kimberlyberlin4999 The good news is it's a relatively short ferry ride. I am sure you will be fine.
Is it possible to buy the ticket on the boat? I will be going just from piraeus to poros.
No, you cannot buy the ticket on the boat. You can buy it online and pickup the ticket at the port. Or you can buy one at the port but you run the risk of it being sold out.
We are so disappointed at Greek’s Ferry service. We need to go from Athens to Paros. We could not get a early time ticket. This is May, we will arrive Paros at 10:00 pm. But 4 hours later, we got a notification, our tickets had changed to 11:30 pm departure form Athens. We will get to Paros 3:30 am. Our Airbnb is not refundable. Frustrating to say the least. We wonder if they sold our afternoon tickets to someone else for a higher price. Worse, they want to charge us 25 Euros for the change they made for us. If we need to talk to an agent. There will be another 25 euros. What a rubbery.
are there hotels close to each ports?
The ports are usually in town so there are plenty of hotels. But you can always check on a map to be 100% sure.
Do the ferries run year-round?
Yes but the schedule is usually less in the winter. Also you need to allow for weather changes in your planning as sometimes they will be cancelled due to weather.
There are all year round routes and then there are the seasonal routes. The latter usually start around Greek Easter and end mostly by the end of September or in October. Secondly, there is also the system of government subsidies for routes that include small (barren) islands. These subsidies can be for a short period (10-12 weeks) or a long(er) period (6 months or 1 year). A ferry company can also decide if they do more runs on a subsidised route then they are required to. However few will do that because the subsidies are mainly there because some routes are not realy viable for the ferry companies.
Love love love you, but you need to check your pronunciation of the Cyclades. There are a couple of variations in English, but neither of them has anything to do with ... that thing you did. The best English one to my ear is SIK-luh-deez, because aside from the leading s-sound, it's closest to the Greek, KEEK-luh-deez (sort of).
Haha. This one was definitely off. I heard it myself but wasn’t going to re-record the whole video.
@@agirlandherpassport Okay, good. It pleases me you knew, and I'm sorry about being that @$$h0le, but ... I just thought it was something a Greece Vlogger should know, and I don't have your phone number so I couldn't text it. 😁
@Xaviotes Harris It's Kick-lah-the-s, but it's our fault, we never spell things properly because there's this stupid "ELOT thing" which dictates any official spelling not caring at all about the way a word is pronounced.I hope ELOT is abolished the soonest possible!!!😁🙏🤞
How easy it is for a woman elderly woman in a walker to be able to board a slow Ferry and to tour the Greek Islands
Unfortunately, not easy. The surface to walk up is not even and you have to carry your own bag. It might be possible if you have someone with you. The boarding process and disembarkation also happens fast. I would suggest visiting just one island to limit the need to use the ferries often. Let me know if you have more questions.
Hi....i have only passport,,,,,can i go greece,,,,,,i am from bangladesh...but i am in north syprus
I don’t know. It’s best to contact the Greece embassy to know.
Ferry's only to greece 🇬🇷 and 🇮🇹 ailands
The fast ferries make me nauseous. I definitely prefer the slower ones and sitting outside.
I don’t like having to stay inside on the fast ones.
@@agirlandherpassport At least if I could read a book on the fast one but that is totally out of the question. Only good if you have to get back to Athens in a hurry.
@@agirlandherpassport I don’t think you can sit outside with a fast ferry. That’s another downside to them. But they certainly see their purchase, if you need to get to Athens quicker and you can rest inside, it’s great.
do not arriving in late
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For getting the ferry tickets after having booked them, can you pick them up at the ports or is there offices etc you have to visit? Just wondering
@@NataliaBeth In Athens, you can pick them up at the port. On the islands, there is usually an office nearby.
Very low volume. "Apple Wallet"? What's that? A new Greek frutarian approach?
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