Ferry to Poros

Most travelers depart for Poros from Athens. Ferries leave from Piraeus, the main port of the Greek capital, which is situated only 12 km from the city center.

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• • How long is the trip?

The duration of the trip is approximately 1 hour and 5 minutes.

• • How much do the tickets cost?

A standard ticket from Piraeus costs €34.00.

• • What ferries operate from Athens to Poros?

Only high-speed/catamaran vessels run by Blue Star and Alpha Lines operate this route.
High-speed vessels are smaller in size, as well as faster than conventional ferries. There are no decks seats, so they only have numbered airplane seats. A snack bar where you can buy coffee or refreshments and snacks is also available. The high-speed vessels serving this route do not dispose of a garage, so it is not possible to take your vehicle with you. Unfortunately, they are more easily affected by bad weather conditions, so there may be delays.

Types of seats: Air Seats (Economy), Air Seats (Business), Business Lounge*
*only available on Alpha Lines vessels
Price range: €34.00 - €47.00
Timetable: There are 5-6 daily connections between Piraeus and Poros during the high season (May to September).

• • Indicative timetables

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The island of Aegina, which is also located on the Saronic Gulf, is connected by ferry to Poros.

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• • How long is the trip?

The trip from Aegina to Poros lasts 1 hour and 20 minutes.

• • How much do the tickets cost?

A standard ticket from Aegina costs €11.00.

• • What ferries operate from Aegina to Poros?

Only conventional vessels run by Saronic Ferries operate this route.
Conventional ferries are large vessels with both deck seats and indoor lounges. Moreover, they dispose of spacious garges, capable of carrying a great number of vehicles, so you can take your car or motorbike with you. There are also snack bars, where you can get coffee, refreshments and snacks. They are the best option if you are traveling with a pet, as there are designated areas for pets. They are very popular, as they are more economical, and, thanks to their size, they are rarely affected by bad weather conditions, so they usually run on time. On the downside, they are slower than high-speed ferries.

Types of seats: Economy Lounge/Deck
Price range: €11.00
Vehicle: €5.70 - €9.00 (Moto), €26.00 (Car)
Timetable: There is one daily connection between Aegina and Poros.

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The Saronic island of Hydra is connected by ferry to Poros.

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• • How long is the trip?

The trip from Hydra lasts 30 minutes.

• • How much do the tickets cost?

A standard ticket from Hydra costs €19.50.

• • What ferries operate between Hydra and Poros?

Only high-speed/catamaran vessels run by Blue Star and Alpha Lines operate this route.

Types of seats: Air Seats (Economy)
Price range: €19.50
Timetable: There are 4-6 daily connections between Hydra and Poros during the high season.

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The Saronic island of Spetses is also well-connected to Poros.

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• • How long is the trip?

The duration of the trip varies from a minimum of 1 hour and 10 minutes to a maximum of 1 hour and 45 minutes, depending on whether the ferry stops on another island before reaching Poros.

• • How much do the tickets cost?

A standard ticket from Spetses costs €23.

• • What ferries operate between Spetses and Poros?

Only high-speed/catamaran vessels run by Blue Star and Alpha Lines operate this route.

Types of seats: Air Seats (Economy), Air Seats (Business), Business Lounge*
*only available on Alpha Lines vessels
Price range: €23 - €40
Timetable: There are 3-6 daily connections between Spetses and Poros during the high season (May to September).

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The seaside towns of Porto Heli, Ermioni and Methana in the eastern Peloponnese are connected to Poros by ferry.

• • How do you get from Porto Heli to Poros?

Porto Heli is a small seaside town with a large port, and it is connected by ferry to Poros. The route is operated exclusively by high-speed/catamaran vessels run by Blue Star, and there are 1-2 daily connections. The trip lasts 2 hours and tickets cost €30.00. For more information regarding the precise timetables, please check our up-to-date booking engine.

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• • How do you get from Ermioni to Poros?

Ermioni is a small seaside town on the eastern coast of the Peloponnese, in the region of Argolis, and it is well-connected to Poros. The route is operated only by high-speed/catamaran vessels run by Blue Star, and there are 1-2 daily connections. The trip lasts 1 hour and 10 minutes, and tickets cost €23.50. For more information on the available timetables, please check our up-to-date booking engine.

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• • How do you get from Methana to Poros?

Methana is a small town located on a volcanic peninsula in the eastern Peloponnese. With over 30 craters, the area boasts natural thermal springs. Methana is connected by ferry to Poros, as there are 1-2 daily connections. The route is operated only by conventional vessels belonging to Saronic Ferries. The trip lasts 30 minutes, and tickets cost €5.00. From Methana, it is also possible to take your vehicle with you to Poros. For more information on the itineraries, please check our up-to-date booking engine.

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