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Ferry from Athens – Schedules & Ferry Tickets

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1 Ferry from Athens – Schedules & Ferry Tickets
1.1 Introduction
1.2 How To Get to the Islands by Ferry from Athens
1.2.1 Ferries from Piraeus
1.2.2 Ferries from Rafina
1.2.3 Ferries from Lavrion
1.3 Ultime Addendum for Popular Routes of Ferry from Athens

Introduction

Athens has three ports that serve most islands of the Aegean Sea, the Peloponnese, and Crete. These three ports are Piraeus, Rafina, and Lavrion; however, Piraeus is the biggest and busiest. The most popular destinations by ferry are Santorini, Paros, Mykonos, Milos, Naxos, Hydra, Sifnos, Andros, Aegina, and more.
Below, you will find information about Athens Ferries and its three ports, Piraeus, Rafina, and Lavrion, their schedules, directions on how to get to them, and various photos and descriptions of the ports.

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Athens is the capital of Greece and the prominent jumping-off place for trips to the Greek islands. The city has three main ports: Piraeus, Rafina, and Lavrion. Piraeus is the biggest and busiest of the three, while Rafina is closer to the airport. Every summer, there are many daily ferry connections between the ports of Athens and the Aegean islands. The peninsula of Attica has the country’s busiest ports, as most passengers leave from Athens to go to the islands of the Aegean. There are three ports in Attica. The busiest is the port of Piraeus, located close to Athens’ city center. It also serves ferries to most islands of the Aegean, Crete, and ports of Peloponnese. Piraeus’s port is enormous, with ten gates, and every gate serves different destinations.
The port of Rafina is less busy and is located on the northeastern side of Attica. This is the closest port to the airport in Athens, and frequent buses take you from the airport to Rafina. All year round, there are ferries from Rafina to Andros, Tinos, and Mykonos, while in summer, there are ferries from Rafina to Paros, Naxos, Santorini, and other Cyclades islands. There are also ferries to Marmari Evia from Rafina. Over the last few years, the port of Lavrion has also developed a lot. Lavrion is located on the southern side of Attica, close to Cape Sounion. All year round, there are ferries from Lavrion to Kea and Lemnos, while in summer, there are occasional ferries to various Cyclades and North Aegean islands.

Ferries from Piraeus
Ferry from Athens
Ferry from Athens

There are ferries from Piraeus to the Cyclades islands, the Dodecanese islands, the Saronic islands, the Northern Aegean islands, and Crete every day throughout the year. During peak season, there are more frequent ferry connections between Piraeus and the islands. Piraeus has ten gates in total. Ferries from Piraeus to the Cyclades depart from gates E6, E7, E9, and E10; ferries to the islands of the Dodecanese depart from gate E1; ferries to the Saronic islands depart from gate E8; ferries to the Northern Aegean islands depart from gates E2, E9, and E10, ferries to Heraklion and Chania depart from gates E2 and E3, and ferries to Rethymnon depart from gates E6 and E7. Some of the most popular ferry routes from Piraeus are from Piraeus to Santorini, from Piraeus to Mykonos, from Piraeus to Paros, from Piraeus to Naxos, and from Piraeus to Heraklion Crete.

Ferries from Rafina
Ferry from Athens
Ferry from Athens

Rafina is located in the northeastern part of Attica and serves ferry connections between Athens, the Cyclades islands, and Crete. More specifically, ferries from Rafina travel to Santorini, Paros, Naxos, Mykonos, Andros, Tinos, and Heraklion. Remember, though, that some ferries from Rafina operate seasonally, i.e., they run from May to October.

Ferries from Lavrion

Lavrion port is located in the southeastern part of Attica, 40 km from Athens and 7 km from Sounio. It mainly serves ferry routes to Kea, Kythnos, Paros, Naxos, Milos, and Syros. Ferry routes from Lavrion are more frequent during the summer.

Ultime Addendum for Popular Routes of Ferry from Athens

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Piraeus to Crete by ferry

There are more than 14 weekly routes from the port of Piraeus to Crete. Ferry routes to Crete are usually serviced by 5 ferry companies: Blue Star Ferries, Minoan Lines, Anek – Superfast, Aegean Pelagos and Seajets. Ferries to Crete are in operation year-round.  The most frequent ferry routes are from Athens (Piraeus) to Heraklion and Chania. There are also ferries to Sitia and Kissamos in Crete. You can check real-time data for ferries from Athens to Crete on our fare search engine.

The ferry crossing duration from Athens (Piraeus) to Crete ranges from 6 hr 30 min to 20 hr. The Athens – Crete ferry travel time depends on the destination and whether you’re traveling with a high-speed or a standard ferry.

Normally, the earliest ferry departs from the port of Piraeus at 08:00 and arrives in Crete at 19:00, while the latest scheduled trip is usually at 23:59. Athens (Piraeus) to Crete ferry schedules are subject to change depending on the season.

Here are more details about ferry schedules from Piraeus to Crete:

  • Ferry from Piraeus to Heraklion: There are daily ferry routes from Athens (Piraeus) to Heraklion year-round. The Piraeus to Heraklion ferry normally travels overnight, departing from Piraeus Port around 23:00.
  • Ferry from Piraeus to Chania: The Piraeus – Chania route is usually daily throughout the year. The earliest ferry to Chania departs from Piraeus early in the evening and the latest scheduled crossing is at 22:00
  • Ferry from Piraeus to Sitia: There are 1-2 weekly crossings from Piraeus to Sitia. The earliest scheduled route is around 18:00 and the latest ferry departs at 21:00.
  • Ferry from Piraeus to Kissamos: You can travel from Piraeus to Kissamos once or twice a week year-round. The earliest departure is normally around 08:00 and the latest ferry leaves late in the evening.

Piraeus to Aegina by ferry

You can catch a ferry from Athens to Aegina throughout the year. There are at least 15 daily ferry crossings from the port of Piraeus in Athens to Aegina, serviced by standard vessels and high-speed ferries. A total of 4 ferry companies usually operate on this route: Anes Ferries, Blue Star Ferries, Saronic Ferries and Aegean Flying Dolphins. The Athens (Piraeus) to Aegina ferry duration ranges from 40 min to 1 hr 15 min. The travel time varies depending on the type of vessel.

There are at least 15 daily ferry crossings from Athens (Piraeus) to Aegina year round. Ferries to Aegina normally depart from the port of Piraeus every 30-60 min. The earliest ferry departs from Piraeus at 07:00 and arrives in Aegina around 08:00, while the latest scheduled trip to Aegina from Athens is usually at 21:00, arriving around 22:00. Normally, crossings to Aegina are more frequent from June to September.

Good to know: ferry schedules are subject to change depending on the season and the weather conditions. Find the latest information and check real-time data for ferries from Athens (Piraeus) to Aegina on our fare search engine.

Piraeus to Agistri by ferry

You can catch a ferry from Athens to Agistri throughout the year. During peak season, there are at least 20 weekly ferry crossings from the port of Piraeus in Athens to Agistri, serviced by standard vessels and high-speed ferries. A total of 3 ferry companies usually operate on this route: Blue Star Ferries, Saronic Ferries and Aegean Flying Dolphins. You can travel to Agistri by ferry regularly year-round and there are at least 3 daily ferry crossings from Athens (Piraeus) to Agistri during high season. The earliest ferry departs from Piraeus at 07:50 and arrives in Agistri around 09:10, while the latest scheduled trip to Agistri from Athens is usually at 20:40, arriving around 22:00. Normally, crossings to Agistri get more frequent starting June. The Athens (Piraeus) to Agistri ferry duration ranges from 50 min to 1 hr 35 min. The travel time varies depending on the type of vessel. The Athens (Piraeus) – Agistri ferry price ranges from approximately €9 to €14. The ticket cost can be higher or lower depending on discounts, offers, as well as seat and vessel type.

 

Piraeus to Amorgos by ferry

There are usually 5 to 6 weekly ferries from Piraeus to Amorgos by 2 ferry companies all year long. The route is served by conventional ferries throughout the whole year and during high season there are also high-speed ferries. Schedules are subject to change depending on the season and the weather, but you can compare information and check real-time data on our fare search engine. The ferry companies that usually operate on this connection are Blue Star Ferries and Seajets. The Athens to Amorgos ferry time can be from 5.5 hours to 9.5 hours depending on the type of vessel that you travel with as well as on the intermediate stops of each itinerary.

During the summer months, there are 1 to 2 ferries per day traveling from Piraeus to the port of Katapola in Amorgos, while there are also 3 to 4 weekly ferry crossings to the port of Aegiali. In the winter there are 5 to 6 ferry crossings in total accessing both ports of Amorgos. Usually, the earliest ferry departing from Piraeus is around 06.46, reaching Amorgos at noon. The latest departure is around 23.00 or midnight with an estimated arrival early in the morning. The distance between the port of Piraeus and Amorgos is approximately 173 nautical miles (i.e. 320 km). 

 

Piraeus to Anafi by ferry

Usually, there are almost 4 ferry crossings per week from Piraeus to Anafi all year round. This can change depending on the season and the weather, but you can compare information and check real-time data on our fare search engine. The route is served by conventional ferries and the ferry companies that usually run this connection are Blue Star Ferries and Aegeon Pelagos. The duration of the ferry ride is around 10 hours depending on the vessel and the ferry operator. The cost of a single ferry ticket Piraeus – Anafi starts from 20€. However, the total cost can be higher or lower depending on reductions, offers, and seat or cabin type.There are weekly ferry crossings from Piraeus to Anafi all year round, at least 4 weekly sailings. The ferries usually depart at 17:30-18:00 and arrive in Astypalea early the next morning.  The distance between the port of Piraeus in Athens and the port of Anafi is 140 nautical miles (around 260 km). 

Piraeus to Astypalea by ferry

Usually, there are almost 5 ferry crossings per week from Piraeus to Astypalea all year round. This can change depending on the season and the weather, but you can compare information and check real-time data on our fare search engine. The route is served by conventional ferries and the ferry company that mainly runs this connection is Blue Star Ferries. The duration of the ferry ride is approximately 8 to 11 hours depending on the vessel and its itinerary.  The cost of a single ferry ticket Piraeus – Astypalea starts from 20€. However, the total cost can be higher or lower depending on reductions, offers, and seat or cabin type.

Piraeus to Chalki by ferry

There are 2 ferry services during the week to Chalki with departures occurring in the afternoon. However, this can change depending on the season and weather, but you can compare information and check real-time data on our fare search engine. The ferry company that usually operates this route is Aegeon Pelagos. The ferry trip from the port of Piraeus to that of Chalki takes around 1 day. For this reason, we suggest booking a cabin or airline seat if you want to travel more comfortably and sleep during the trip. There are at least 2 ferry crossings from Piraeus to Chalki per week. The ferries usually depart at 18:00 and arrive in Chalki around 18:30, the next day. Ferry tickets from Piraeus to Chalki start from 40€. However, the total cost can be higher or lower depending on reductions, offers, and seat or cabin type.

Piraeus to Chania (Crete) by ferry

There are at least 2 ferries per day by 2 ferry companies traveling from Piraeus to Chania. The ferry companies that usually operate on this route are Anek Lines and Minoan Lines. The route is covered primarily by conventional ferries while in high season there are also high-speed ferries operating on the line. This depends on the season and the weather, but you can compare information and check real-time data on our fare search engine. The ferry trip duration ranges from 9 hours to 12 hours with a conventional ferry, and from 5 hours to 7 hours with a high-speed ferry (seasonal itinerary).  During the summer months, there are 2 or 3 ferry crossings per day on this route, usually an overnight ferry and 1 or 2 daily departures. During the winter, there are usually 1 or 2 sailings per day, mostly overnight. The earliest daily ferry departs around 10.00, while the latest ferry departure is normally either at 21.00 or at 22.00 in the evening. 

The cost of a one-way ferry ticket starts from around 38€. The final price depends on reductions, offers, seat type, vehicle or cabin selection, and ferry company. The distance between the port of Piraeus and the port of Chania (Souda) is 150 nautical miles (around 277 km). 

Piraeus to Chios by ferry

During the week, there are more than 7 crossings from Piraeus to Chios. Most often the ferries depart in the afternoon or evening and arrive in Chios early in the next morning. However, this can change depending on the season and weather, but you can compare information and check real-time data on our fare search engine. The ferry company that usually operates this route is Blue Star Ferries. The ferry trip from the port of Piraeus to that of Chios takes from 7.5 to 10 hours. For this reason, we suggest booking a cabin or airline seat if you want to travel more comfortably and sleep during the trip.  Ferry tickets for the route Piraeus – Chios start from 20€, while the usual price is about 36-45€.  However, the total cost can be higher or lower depending on reductions, offers, and seat or cabin type. There are around 7-10 weekly ferry crossings from Piraeus to Chios. The earliest ferry usually departs at 14:00 and arrives at around 02:40, after midnight. The last scheduled trip is at 20:00, reaching the port of Chios at 05:20, the next morning.

Piraeus to Donousa by ferry

Usually, there are 3-4 weekly ferry crossings to Donoussa. This can change regarding the season and the weather, but you can compare information and check real-time data on our fare search engine. The ferry company that usually operates on this route is Blue Star Ferries. The journey from Piraeus to Donoussa lasts approximately 6 hours 45 minutes, depending on whether you choose a conventional ferry or speedboat. The duration of the trip also depends on the ferry company you choose. The cost of the standard ferry ticket for the route Piraeus – Donoussa starts from about 27€. However, the total cost can be higher or lower depending on reductions, offers, and seat or cabin type. You can find up to 4 ferry connections from Piraeus to Donoussa, especially in the summer. The ferry usually departs at 06:45 and arrives in Donoussa around 13:30.

Piraeus to Folegandros by ferry

Τhe ferry route from Athens to Folegandros is served daily from July to mid-October. During the rest of the year, there are normally 5 weekly ferry crossings. The companies that usually operate on the Piraeus – Folegandros ferry route are Blue Star Ferries, Zante Ferries, Seajets and Golden Star Ferries. The ferry duration from Athens to Folegandros ranges from about 4 hr to 12 hr. Travel time depends on the type of ferry that you choose (high-speed or standard).

During the off-season, there are usually 5 weekly ferry crossings from Athens to Folegandros. In the summer, the route is served daily.  The earliest ferry from Piraeus to Folegandros normally departs at 07.00 and the latest at 08:00. Both reach the island early in the afternoon. Sometimes, there is also a crossing at 15:00, with the ferry arriving in Folegandros just after midnight.  Bear in mind that the Athens – Folegandros ferry timetable is subject to change. Ferry prices for the Piraeus – Folegandros route start at €28 for standard ferries and at €63 for high-speed ferries. The ticket cost can be higher or lower depending on discounts, offers and seat type.

Piraeus to Heraklion by ferry

Usually, there are 2 direct ferries by 2 ferry companies departing daily from Piraeus to Heraklion all year round. The ferry companies that normally operate on this route are Minoan Lines, Anek Lines, and Aegeon Pelagos. This can change depending on the season and the weather, but you can compare information and check real-time data on our fare search engine.  The ferry trip lasts approximately 8,5 hours to 10 hours depending on the vessel and ferry company. The cost for a single ferry ticket starts from around 30€. The final price depends on reductions, offers, seat type, vehicle or cabin selection, and ferry company. During the summer months, there are up to 4 ferry crossings per day, while in the winter there are at least 2 sailings per day. The earliest ferry from Piraeus to Heraklion departs at around 08.00 and the latest around 21.00 – 22.00. The majority of the ferries that travel from Athens to Crete are overnight. 

Piraeus to Hydra by ferry

You can catch a ferry from Piraeus to Hydra throughout the year. Usually, there are 2 daily ferry crossings from the port of Piraeus in Athens to Hydra, mostly serviced by high-speed ferries. Ferry company Blue Star Ferries normally operates on this route. Occasionally, there are also routes serviced by Anes Ferries. The Athens (Piraeus) to Hydra ferry duration is 1 hr 30 min on average. The travel time varies depending on weather conditions and the type of vessel.

There are 2 daily ferry crossings from Athens (Piraeus) to Hydra year round. The earliest ferry departs from Piraeus at 08:00 and arrives in Hydra around 09:30, while the latest scheduled trip to Hydra from Athens is usually at 22:00, arriving around 23:30. There may be up to 5 daily ferry crossings to Hydra between July and September. Good to know: ferry schedules are subject to change depending on the season. Find the latest information and check real-time data for ferries from Athens (Piraeus) to Hydra on our fare search engine.

Piraeus to Ikaria by ferry

There are daily ferry itineraries from Piraeus to both ports of Ikaria –Agios Kyrikos and Evdilos-. However, this can change depending on the season and weather, so regularly check for updates and real-time data on our fare search engine. The ferry company that usually operates this route is Blue Star Ferries. The ferry trip from the port of Piraeus to Ikaria takes from 6 to 7.5 hours, depending on the port of arrival and vessel. Ferry tickets for the route Piraeus – Ikaria start from €20, while the usual price is about €33 to €42. However, the total cost can be higher or lower depending on reductions, offers, and seat or cabin type. There are everyday ferry crossings from Athens to Ikaria. The earliest ferry usually departs at 14.00 and arrives at Agios Kyrikos around 20.30. In the summer, the last scheduled trip is at 22.00, reaching the port of Agios Kyrikos at 07.00 the next morning. Ferries to Evdilos usually depart at 17.30 and arrive after midnight.

Piraeus to Ios by ferry

Usually, there are 7-8 weekly ferries from Athens to Ios throughout the whole year. The crossing is served by both conventional and high-speed vessels, while itineraries depend on the season and the weather. The ferry companies that mainly operate on this route are Blue Star Ferries, Zante Ferries, Seajets, and Golden Star Ferries. You can compare information and check real-time data on our fare search engine. The Athens to Ios ferry time is usually 5 to 9 hours. The duration of the trip to Ios depends mainly on the type of vessel and the ferry company that serves this crossing.  The cost of a one-way ticket starts from around €28 and can be up to €130. The average Athens to Ios ferry price for a single passenger is €35 for conventional ferries and €55 for high-speed ferries, while prices can alter according to reductions, offers, seat type, or cabin selection. In the summer months, there are 2 or 3 ferry crossings per day from Piraeus to Ios, and in the winter there are at least 7-8 sailings per week. The earliest departure to Ios is around 07.00, reaching its port around noon. The latest ferry departs from Piraeus around 17.30 in the afternoon and arrives at Ios at midnight. 

Piraeus to Iraklia by ferry

Usually, there are 3-4 weekly ferry crossings to Iraklia. This can change regarding the season and the weather, but you can compare information and check real-time data on our fare search engine. The ferry company that usually operates on this route is Blue Star Ferries. The journey from Piraeus to Iraklia lasts approximately 6 hours 30 minutes, depending on whether you choose a conventional ferry or speedboat. The duration of the trip also depends on the ferry company you choose. You can find up to 4 ferry connections from Piraeus to Iraklia, especially in the summer. The ferry usually departs at 06:45 and arrives in Iraklia around 13:15.

Piraeus to Kalymnos by ferry

Usually, there are almost 5 ferry crossings per week from Piraeus to Kalymnos all year round. This can change depending on the season and the weather, but you can compare information and check real-time data on our fare search engine. The route is served by conventional ferries and the ferry company that mainly runs this connection is Blue Star Ferries. The duration of the ferry ride is around 11 hours depending on the vessel and its itinerary.  The cost of a single ferry ticket Piraeus – Kalymnos starts from 20€. However, the total cost can be higher or lower depending on reductions, offers, and seat or cabin type. There are weekly ferry crossings from Piraeus to Kalymnos all year round, at least 5 weekly sailings. The earliest ferry to Kalymnos is around 13:00 and the latest ferry departures can be from 18:00 reaching the port in Kalymnos at 5:00, the next morning.

Piraeus to Karpathos by ferry

There are 2-3 ferry services during the week to Karpathos with departures occurring in the afternoon. However, this can change depending on the season and weather, but you can compare information and check real-time data on our fare search engine. The ferry companies that usually operate this route are Blue Star Ferries and Aegeon Pelagos. The ferry trip from the port of Piraeus to that of Karpathos lasts approximately 20-22 hours. For this reason, we suggest booking a cabin or airline seat if you want to travel more comfortably and sleep during the trip. There are at least 2-3 weekly ferry crossings from Piraeus to Karpathos. The earliest ferry usually departs at 15:00 and arrives in Karpathos around 11:30, the next morning. The last scheduled trip is at 18:00, reaching the port of Karpathos at 14:30, the next afternoon.

Piraeus to Kassos by ferry

There are 2-3 ferry services during the week to Kassos with departures occurring in the afternoon. However, this can change depending on the season and weather, but you can compare information and check real-time data on our fare search engine. The ferry companies that usually operate this route are Blue Star Ferries and Aegeon Pelagos. The ferry trip from the port of Piraeus to that of Kassos lasts approximately 21 hours. For this reason, we suggest booking a cabin or airline seat if you want to travel more comfortably and sleep during the trip.  There are at least 2-3 weekly ferry crossings from Piraeus to Kassos. The earliest ferry usually departs at 15:00 and arrives in Kassos around 13:00, the next noon. The last scheduled trip is at 18:00, reaching the port of Kassos at 12:30, the following day.

Piraeus to Kos by ferry

There is normally at least 1 daily crossing available from Piraeus to Kos all year round. The main company that operates on this ferry route is Blue Star Ferries.  Please note that ferry schedules are subject to change. The ferry duration from Athens to Kos ranges from 9 hr to 14 hr. Travel time depends on the ferry and itinerary. Ferry prices from Athens to Kos range from approximately €40 to €117. The ticket cost can be lower or higher depending on discounts, offers and seat or cabin type. The earliest ferry from Athens to Kos departs at around 13.00 and arrives at 00:30. The latest departure is usually at midnight, with the ferry arriving at about 11:30 in the morning.

Piraeus to Koufonisia by ferry

There is usually at least 1 ferry crossing per day by 2 ferry companies in the summer and 3 crossings per week in the winter. This can change depending on the seasonality and the weather, but you can compare information and check real-time data on our fare search engine. The ferry companies that usually operate on the Piraeus to Koufonisia route are Blue Star Ferries and Seajets. You can also travel indirectly from Athens to Koufonisia via Naxos.  The ferry crossing lasts from 7 hours to 9 hours depending on the vessel and itinerary.  The ferry crossing Piraeus-Koufonisia is served by 1 or 2 direct ferries per day during the summer months with most of the sailings departing around 07.00. During the winter there are at least 3 weekly crossings that usually depart from Piraeus around 17.00.  There is also the indirect option to travel by ferry from Piraeus to Naxos and then from Naxos to Koufonisia as both routes have frequent connections all-year-round. 

Piraeus to Leros by ferry

There are several and frequent ferry services during the week to Leros. Most ferries depart in the afternoon, while others also depart in the evening. However, this can change depending on the season and weather, but you can compare information and check real-time data on our fare search engine. The ferry company that usually operates this route is Blue Star Ferries. The ferry trip from the port of Piraeus to that of Leros takes from 8.5 to 10.5 hours. For this reason, we suggest booking a cabin or airline seat if you want to travel more comfortably and sleep during the trip. here are around 5 weekly ferry crossings from Piraeus to Leros. The earliest ferry usually departs at 14:00 and arrives at around 01:15, after midnight. The last scheduled trip is at 23:55, reaching the port of Leros at 09:20, the next morning.

Piraeus to Lesbos by ferry

There is at least 1 nighttime route per day, from the port of Piraeus to the port of Mytilene. In the summer, due to increased demand, one more crossing is added. This can change depending on season and weather, but you can find up-to-date information and check real-time data on our fare search engine. The ferry company that usually operates this route is Blue Star Ferries. The ferry trip from the port of Piraeus to Mytilene takes from 10 to 13 hr. For this reason, we suggest booking a cabin or a numbered seat if you want to travel more comfortably and sleep during the trip. There are around 7 weekly ferry crossings from Piraeus to Lesbos. The earliest ferry usually departs at 13:00 and arrives at around 23:30. The last scheduled trip is at 20:00, reaching the port of Mytilene at 07:45 the next morning.

Piraeus to Milos by ferry

You can get from Athens to Milos by ferry daily throughout the year. There are at least 5 daily crossings to Milos during the summer. The route is normally serviced by the following ferry companies: Seajets, Golden Star Ferries, Aegean Speed Lines, Minoan Lines and Zante Ferries.  Occasionally, there are more ferry companies serving the route. You can check real-time data for ferries from Athens to Milos on our fare search engine. The Athens to Milos ferry time is around 3 hr 30 min and the route is usually serviced by high-speed ferries. The ferry duration varies depending on weather conditions and the type of vessel. There are daily crossings from Athens (Piraeus) to Milos year-round. Ferry schedules are more frequent from June to September, meaning there are more than 35 weekly crossings. There are around 25 sailings per week off-season. Normally, the earliest ferry to Milos departs from the port of Piraeus at 06:50 and arrives in Milos around 10:20, while the latest scheduled crossing is at 23:59, reaching the island of Milos at 03:30.

Piraeus to Mykonos

Normally, there are at least 2 daily ferry crossings from the port of Piraeus to Mykonos year-round. Ferry routes to Mykonos are usually serviced by 3 ferry companies: Blue Star Ferries, Minoan Lines and Seajets. You can check real-time data for ferries from Athens (Piraeus) to Mykonos on our fare search engine. The ferry crossing duration from Athens to Mykonos Port ranges from 2 hr 30 min to 5 hr 15 min, depending on whether you’re traveling with a high-speed or standard ferry. The ferry price for one-way tickets from Piraeus to Mykonos ranges from €20 to €39 for standard ferries, while the cost for high-speed ferries is around €59. Ferry ticket prices can be higher or lower depending on discounts, offers, seat or cabin type and vehicle selection.

There are at least 14 weekly crossings from Athens (Piraeus) to Mykonos throughout the year. During peak season, there are usually more daily crossings. The earliest ferry departs from the port of Piraeus at 07:00 and arrives in Mykonos at 09:30, while the latest scheduled trip is at 22:00. Athens (Piraeus) to Mykonos ferry schedules are subject to change depending on the season.

Piraeus to Naxos by ferry

The ferry route Athens – Naxos is served at least 2 times per day throughout the year by both standard and high-speed ferries. The companies that usually operate on the ferry route from Piraeus to Naxos are Blue Star Ferries and Seajets. The Piraeus to Naxos ferry duration ranges from approximately 3 hr to 6.5 hr depending on whether you are traveling with a high-speed or a standard ferry. The Athens to Naxos ferry prices start at around €27 for standard ferries and at approximately €55 for fast ferries. The ticket cost can be higher or lower depending on discounts, offers, seat type and ferry company.

Piraeus to Naxos ferries depart at least 3 times per day in the summer, while during the off-season, there are usually 2 daily ferry crossings. The earliest ferry from Athens to Naxos usually departs at around 07.00 and arrives at about 13:00. The latest ferry departure is normally at 17.30, with the ferry arriving at about 23:30.

Bear in mind that the Piraeus – Naxos ferry timetable is subject to change.

Piraeus to Paros by ferry

The ferry route from Athens to Paros is usually served at least 2 times per day throughout the year. The ferry companies that normally operate on this route are Blue Star Ferries, Golden Star Ferries and Seajets.  Please note that ferry schedules are subject to change depending on the season and weather. Find the latest information and check real-time data for ferries from Athens to Paros on our fare search engine. The Athens to Paros ferry duration ranges from approximately 3.5 hr to 5 hr depending on the type of vessel and the itinerary. The Athens – Paros ferry prices range from approximately €20 to €110, with the average price for a foot passenger being €30. The ticket cost can be higher or lower depending on discounts, offers, seat type, cabin selection and vessel type.

There are daily ferry connections from Piraeus to Paros all year round. During the off-season, ferries depart 1-2 times per day, while in the summer, there are 4-5 daily crossings.

The earliest ferry from Athens to Paros normally departs at around 07.00 and arrives at about 12:00. The latest ferry departure is usually at 17.30, with the ferry arriving at about 22:00. Sometimes, there are ferries that depart later in the evening.

Bear in mind that the Piraeus – Paros ferry timetable is subject to change.

Piraeus to Patmos by ferry

There are several and frequent ferry services during the week to Patmos. Most ferries depart in the afternoon, while others also depart at night. However, this can change depending on the season and weather, but you can compare information and check real-time data on our fare search engine. The ferry company that usually operates this route is Blue Star Ferries. The ferry trip from the port of Piraeus to that of Patmos takes from 7 to 12 hours. For this reason, we suggest booking a cabin or airline seat if you want to travel more comfortably and sleep during the trip. There is at least 1 ferry crossing from Piraeus to Patmos. The earliest ferry usually departs at 14:00 and arrives at around 23:50. The last scheduled trip is at 23:55, reaching the port of Leros at 08:00, the next morning.

Piraeus to Poros by ferry

There are multiple daily ferry services from Piraeus to the port of Poros, especially in the summer. This can change depending on the season and weather, but you can compare information and check real-time data on our fare search engine. The ferry companies that usually operate this route are Blue Star Ferries and Saronic Ferries. The ferry journey from Piraeus to Poros lasts from 1 to 2.5 hours, depending on the type of vessel and the ferry company that you choose. You can find up to 7 daily ferry crossings from Piraeus to Poros. The earliest ferry usually departs at 09:00 and arrives at around 10:00 or 11:35, depending on the route. The last scheduled trip is at 20:00, reaching the port of Poros at almost 21:15.

Piraeus to Rhodes by ferry

Usually, there is at least 1 ferry crossing per day from Piraeus to Rhodes throughout the whole year. However, this can change depending on the season and weather, so regularly check for updates and real-time data on our fare search engine. The Athens-Rhodes route is served by conventional ferries and the main ferry companies that run this connection are Blue Star Ferries and Aegeon Pelagos. Usually, there is at least 1 ferry crossing per day from Piraeus to Rhodes throughout the whole year. However, this can change depending on the season and weather, so regularly check for updates and real-time data on our fare search engine. The Athens-Rhodes route is served by conventional ferries and the main ferry companies that run this connection are Blue Star Ferries and Aegeon Pelagos.  The cost of a Piraeus – Rhodes ferry ticket varies between €20 and €150. The average price for a single passenger is €49 and the price can get higher or lower according to the itinerary as well as reductions, offers, seat type, or cabin selection. The Piraeus – Rhodes route is served by 1 or 2 ferry connections per day all year-round. The departure times vary depending on the season and ferry itinerary. In general, the earliest ferry to Rhodes is around 12.00. In addition, many ferries depart from Piraeus in the afternoon (around 18.00) or in the evening (around 23.00) as the trip is often overnight. 

Piraeus to Samos by ferry

There are several and frequent weekly itineraries from Piraeus to both ports of Samos –Vathi and Karlovasi-. However, this can change depending on the season and weather, but you can compare information and check real-time data on our fare search engine. The ferry company that usually operates this route is Blue Star Ferries. Ferry tickets from Piraeus to Samos start from 20€. However, the total cost can be higher or lower depending on reductions, offers, and seat or cabin type. There are around 8 weekly ferry crossings from Piraeus to Samos. The earliest ferry usually departs at 13:00 and arrives at Vathi around 23:35. The last scheduled trip is at 22:00, reaching the port of Vathi at 09:35 next morning. Ferries to Karlovasi usually depart at 17:00 and arrive after midnight.

Piraeus to Santorini by ferry

Usually, you can travel by ferry from Athens to Santorini 2 to 6 times per day, mainly depending on the season. The connection is served by both conventional and high-speed ferries. The 6 ferry companies that usually operate on this route are Blue Star Ferries, Zante Ferries, Seajets, Sea Speed Ferries, Golden Star Ferries, and Aegeon Pelagos. You can compare information and check real-time data on our fare search engine.  The Athens to Santorini ferry time is usually 4 to 10 hours. The duration of the trip to Santorini depends mainly on the type of vessel and the ferry company that serves this crossing.  The average Athens to Santorini ferry price varies between €20 and €110. The average ferry ticket cost for a single passenger is €40. Bear in mind, the fare gets higher or lower according to reductions, offers, seat type, cabin selection, and ferry company

The ferry connection between Piraeus and Santorini is daily all year long. During the high season (June to September), there can be up to 6 direct ferry boats per day, while in the winter there are 2 or 3 ferries per day serving this route.

The earliest ferry departs from Piraeus around 07.00, arriving at Santorini port at noon. The latest departure can be from 20.00 to midnight depending on the season and the ferry itinerary. 

Piraeus to Serifos by ferry

The ferries that serve the route from Piraeus to Serifos are daily. In summer especially you can find at least 2 crossings per day. This can change depending on the season and weather, but you can compare information and check real-time data on our fare search engine. The ferry companies that usually run this route are Seajets, Aegean Speed ​​Lines and Zante Ferries. The Athens – Serifos ferry time is between 2.5 and 5 hours. The duration of the trip varies because it depends mainly on the type of vessel and the ferry company. Usually, the Athens – Serifos ticket for the conventional ferry costs about €30 and for the speedboat close to €55. However, the total cost can be higher or lower depending on reductions, offers, and seat or cabin type. There are around 10-13 weekly ferry crossings from Athens to Serifos. The earliest ferry usually departs from Piraeus at 07.00 and arrives at Serifos around 09.30. The last scheduled ferry trip is at 17.00.

Piraeus to Syros by ferry

Usually, there are at least 2 ferry crossings per day from Piraeus to Syros. This can change regarding the season and the weather, but you can compare information and check real-time data on our fare search engine. The ferry companies that usually operate on this route are Blue Star Ferries and Seajets. The journey from Piraeus to Syros takes about 2 to 4 hours, depending on whether you choose a conventional ferry or speedboat. The duration of the trip also depends on the ferry company you choose. There are multiple daily ferry connections from Piraeus to Syros all year round, and especially in the summer. The earliest departure to Syros is around 07:00 and arrives at almost 09:00. The latest ferry departure is at 18:00 and reaches Syros just before 22:00. The cost of the standard ferry ticket for the route Piraeus – Syros starts from about 24€ and reaches up to 56€. However, the total cost can be higher or lower depending on reductions, offers, and seat or cabin type.

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