Mykonos Ferry Routes & Schedules

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In brief, even though Mykonos has an airport, taking the ferry from Athens is the most preferred way of traveling. In addition, reaching the island from other Cycladic islands, like Santorini, directly is attainable only via a ferry.

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Given that Mykonos is one of the most touristically developed islands in Greece, there are regular ferry routes to Mykonos from Athens all year long, but itineraries are most frequent during summertime.
All ferries dock at the New Port (Tourlos region), which lies about 2 km from the Main Town.

POPULAR ROUTES TO MYKONOS

Accessing the island by ferry is the most common way to visit the island; thus, many routes and timetables run during the year. Mykonos is not only connected to Athens but to many other islands as well. You can reach Mykonos from the capital - particularly from the ports of Rafina and Piraeus - and other islands such as Santorini, Tinos, Paros, Naxos, Syros, Andros, Milos, Crete (Heraklion), and more.

Important note: Ferry schedules may vary every year. The itineraries for the summer season are announced by the companies and tickets are available from March. As soon as the schedules are officially announced they automatically show on our booking engine and you will be able to proceed to your booking or check departure times and rates.

• From Athens

Most of the travelers visiting Mykonos travel from Athens by ferry. The two ports of Athens that serve routes from the Greek capital to Mykonos are Rafina and Piraeus. During summer, there are at least four ferry crossings from Piraeus - the main and biggest port of Athens - and at least seven ferry crossings from Rafina, which lies near the International Airport of Athens.
Important note: The shortest way to reach Mykonos is from the port of Rafina.
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• From Santorini

Mykonos is connected to Santorini by ferry and is easily accessible.
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• How long is the trip?
The trip duration ranges from 2 hours to 3 hours and 40 minutes.

• How much do the tickets cost?
The tickets cost from €67 to €89.20.

• What type of ferries are operating?
High-speed vessels by Seajets, Minoan Lines, and Golden Star are operating this route.

• Indicative Timetable
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• From Santorini
• 09:00 Seajets (2h30m)
• 10:10 Seajets (2h20m)
• 10:50 Seajets (2h35m)
• 11:10 Minoan Lines (2h45m)
• 12:10 Seajets (2h)
• 12:30 Seajets (3h40m)
• 14:05 Golden Star Ferries (3h40m)

• To Santorini
• 09:25 Seajets (2h35m)
• 09:50 Seajets (1h55m)
• 09:50 Golden Star Ferries (2h50m)
• 11:15 Seajets (3h30m)
• 12:25 Seajets (3h)
• 12:45 Seajets (2h50m)
• 12:45 Fast Ferries (3h)
• 14:00 Seajets (2h35m)

• From Paros

Many crossings are held daily between Mykonos and Paros.
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• How long is the trip?
The trip duration ranges from 40 minutes to 1 hour and 25 minutes.

• How much does it cost?
The tickets cost from €52 to €59.80.

• What type of ferries are operating?
Many ferries are operating daily during the summer season connecting Paros to Mykonos. There are mainly high-speed vessels by Seajets, Minoan Lines, and Golden Star Ferries.

• Indicative Timetable
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• From Paros
• 08:10 Seajets (50m)
• 10:00 Seajets (45m)
• 10:00 Seajets (1h25m)
• 10:50 Seajets (40m)
• 12:45 Seajets (40m)
• 13:05 Minoan Lines (50m)
• 16:50 Golden Star Ferries (55m)

• To Paros
• 09:25 Seajets (45m)
• 09:50 Golden Star Ferries (50m)
• 11:50 Seajets (35m)
• 12:25 Seajets (40m)
• 12:45 Fast Ferries (45m)
• 12:45 Seajets (40m)
• 14:00 Seajets (45m)
• 16:40 Seajets (1h20m)
• 17:15 Seajets (1h30m)

• From Naxos

Naxos is located near Mykonos and reaching it by ferry is quite easy.
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• How long is the trip?
The trip duration ranges from 30 minutes to 1 hour and 40 minutes.

• How much do the tickets cost?
The tickets cost €36 to €49.70, depending on the type of vessel and ferry company.

• What type of ferries are operating?
The two islands are connected with high-speed Seajets ferry are connected during the summer with high-speed Seajets and Golden Star ferries and a conventional ferry by Fast Ferries.

• Indicative Timetable
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• From Naxos
• • 10:40 Seajets (45m)
• • 11:50 Seajets (40m)
• • 13:40 Seajets (30m)
• • 14:30 Fast Ferries (1h15m)
• • 15:30 Seajets (40m)
• • 16:05 Golden Star Ferries (1h40m)

• To Naxos
• • 09:50 Seajets (35m)
• • 11:15 Seajets (30 minutes)
• • 11:50 Seajets (1h25m)
• • 12:20 Fast Ferries (1h15m)
• • 12:45 Seajets (1h20m)
• • 16:40 Seajets (40m)
• • 17:15 Seajets (40m)

• From Crete Heraklion

Although Mykonos and Crete (Heraklion) do not lie close, the two islands are connected daily by high-speed ferries during the summer season. The companies that operate that route are Seajets, Minoan Lines, and Fast Ferries.
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The trip duration is approximately 2 hours and 10 minutes while the ticket costs from €86 to €149.70.
The ferries from Crete to Mykonos depart from the port of Heraklion at 08:00, 08:45, and 09:00, while the ferries from Mykonos to Crete (Heraklion) depart at 12:45, 14:00, and 14:45.

• From Tinos

Although very different in style, Tinos is the island closest to Mykonos. There are more than seven ferry crossings every day, with high-speed and conventional ferries. The trip does not last more than 20-45 minutes. The ticket cost ranges from €10 to €39.
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Important note: Schedules for summer routes of most ferry companies are officially announced in March.

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ISLAND HOPPING OPTIONS

Mykonos is a cosmopolitan island and that is why numerous ferry routes connect the so-called “island of winds” with other islands of the Cyclades and Crete during the summer season. Santorini and Crete (Heraklion) remain the most common island-hopping destinations from Mykonos. At the same time, Paros and Naxos are also common options for travelers who want to visit more islands.
Some other Cycladic islands that could be island-hopping destinations from Mykonos are Milos (at least two ferry crossings daily), Ios (three ferry crossings daily), Syros (two or three ferry crossings daily), Andros (seven ferry crossings daily), Sifnos (one ferry crossing daily), and many more. In addition, for those who may want a change of scenery, Northeastern Aegean islands, like Chios and Ikaria can also be reached from Mykonos via a ferry.

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TRAVEL TIPS

Here are some useful and practical tips to organize your traveling experience efficiently:

• • If you are traveling to/from Mykonos during the high season (June to mid-September), it is strongly recommended to book your tickets in advance (four months ahead) since popular routes like those get fully booked quickly.
• • Although high-speed vessels sail faster, they get affected by the strong winds. That causes schedule delays and seasickness to many passengers. A conventional vessel is bigger in size and hardly gets affected by the winds.
• • If you visit Mykonos from Athens (Piraeus or Rafina) during the high season, make sure to be at the port at least one hour in advance. The port frequently gets busy and crowded.
• • When departing from Mykonos keep in mind that the port gets crowded due to the thousands of travelers embarking or disembarking from the ferries. Even though distances between the regions of the island are short, heavy traffic occurs, so your route will probably last longer than expected.

Frequently Asked Questions

We have gathered the most common questions regarding the ferry trip to Mykonos and answered them for you.
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• Where is the ferry port?

The port where all the ferries arrive and depart in Mykonos is the New Port, located 2 km from the town of Mykonos in the Tourlos region. It is a modern and well-organized port with some facilities such as coffee shops, ATMs, and small shops.

• How to move around from the port?

At the port, you will find a bus station (KTEL Buses), a taxi rank, a seabus station (that connects the port with the town of Mykonos via sea), and some car rental companies. Due to the vast amount of tourists visiting the island during summer, it is strongly recommended to have booked your transfer from the port to your hotel in advance with Greeka.

• How do I get from the airport to the port?

The airport is 6.8 km south of the Νew Port of Tourlos. There is a taxi rank with a few taxis waiting during the day, but it is more reliable to book your transfer with Greeka in advance. Also, a bus stop lies in front of the terminal building. The bus heads to the Main Town and, from there, you need another bus to reach the port.

• What is better? Flying or taking the ferry to Mykonos?

Although Mykonos has an airport and flying there is a timesaver, the most common way to travel to the island is by ferry. Due to the limited flights and the high demand, air tickets are pricey. Taking the ferry to Mykonos is recommended. You can find tickets with fixed prices available online. Lastly, the experience of traveling by ferry across the Aegean Sea is lovely and the perfect introduction to your summer holidays!