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Thracian Sea map
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Thracian Sea
The Thracian Sea is a part of the Mediterranean Sea and also the far-northern extension of the Aegean Sea.
It's bordered in the north by Greece and Turkey (Trace). Its southern border (shown) is a mapping estimate of Graphic Maps.
It contains three large islands; two are Greek, while Imraz in the east belongs to Turkey.
Alexandroupolis and Kavala are its chief ports, and from each regional ferries and hydrofoils serve the central and northern Greek Isles.
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