Piraeus – Milos ferry
Conventional ferryCyclades · Minoan Lines
Minoan's night boat to Adamas and back
21:00, arrives 01:00From Piraeus
01:50, arrives 06:30From Milos
2–30 November 2026, nightlyDates covered
One page per route: from Piraeus to Aegina and Milos, from Rafina to Andros, from Kyllini to Zakynthos and Kefalonia, from Kefalonia to Ithaca and from Skiathos to Skopelos. Each says which port the ship leaves from, what kind of vessel it is and what a ticket costs.
Getting to a Greek island starts with choosing the right port. Athens alone has two for the islands, Piraeus and Rafina, and the Ionian ferries leave from Kyllini in the Peloponnese. Every route page names the port at both ends, with its coordinates.
The kind of ship changes the trip. A conventional ferry is slower and usually carries cars; a high-speed vessel cuts the crossing time, costs more and may take foot passengers only. The type is shown at the top of each page.
Greek shipping companies publish their sailings as calendars that run date by date, and fares can vary with the date and the seat chosen. Where a page shows a sample of dates or a fare seen for a particular day, it says so. Prices are in euro.
Each pin marks a port, and a dashed line joins the two ends of a route. Select one for the crossing time and the company, with a link to the route page.
Minoan's night boat to Adamas and back
Seajets' Super Star to Gavrio, day by day
three sailings each way, no boat at Christmas
Levante's winter sailings through to late April
Levante's island hop to Pisaetos
Saronic's car ferries from gate E8 to Aegina town
the Sporades Star's November week
Crossing time, frequency and company for each route, side by side. A dash means the company does not publish that figure.
| Route | Island group | Ship | Crossing time | Sailings | Company |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Piraeus – Milos ferry | Cyclades | Conventional ferry | 21:00 → 01:00 | 1 a night each way, all November | Minoan Lines |
| Rafina – Andros ferry | Cyclades | Conventional ferry | about 2 hours | 1 a day each way, 2 from Rafina on Saturdays | Seajets |
| Kyllini – Poros (Kefalonia) ferry | Ionian Islands | Short car-ferry crossing | – | 3 a day each way, Sundays too | Levante Ferries |
| Kyllini – Zakynthos ferry | Ionian Islands | Short car-ferry crossing | – | 4 a day each way, 3 on Sundays | Levante Ferries |
| Sami – Ithaca ferry | Ionian Islands | Short car-ferry crossing | – | 2 a day each way, every day | Levante Ferries |
| Piraeus – Aegina ferry | Saronic Islands | Conventional ferry | 1 h 10 min | Daily, listed date by date | Saronic Ferries |
| Skiathos – Skopelos ferry | Sporades | Conventional ferry | 35 min – 1 h 05 | 1–2 a day each way | Seajets |
| Piraeus – Aegina ferry: Saronic's car ferries from gate E8 to Aegina town | Conventional ferry | E8 |
| Piraeus – Milos ferry: Minoan's night boat to Adamas and back | Conventional ferry | 21:00, arrives 01:00 |
| Rafina – Andros ferry: Seajets' Super Star to Gavrio, day by day | Conventional ferry | 16:30, in Andros 18:30 |
| Kyllini – Poros (Kefalonia) ferry: three sailings each way, no boat at Christmas | Short car-ferry crossing | €14.50 |
| Kyllini – Zakynthos ferry: Levante's winter sailings through to late April | Short car-ferry crossing | €13.50 |
| Sami – Ithaca ferry: Levante's island hop to Pisaetos | Short car-ferry crossing | 07:05 and 16:45 |
| Skiathos – Skopelos ferry: the Sporades Star's November week | Conventional ferry | 10:40 (Wednesdays 14:55) |
Whether you can take a car, how long you spend at sea and how much the ticket costs depend on the ship. Each route below is sorted by the kind of vessel that works it.
| Piraeus – Aegina ferry: Saronic's car ferries from gate E8 to Aegina town | Conventional ferry | E8 |
| Piraeus – Milos ferry: Minoan's night boat to Adamas and back | Conventional ferry | 21:00, arrives 01:00 |
| Rafina – Andros ferry: Seajets' Super Star to Gavrio, day by day | Conventional ferry | 16:30, in Andros 18:30 |
| Skiathos – Skopelos ferry: the Sporades Star's November week | Conventional ferry | 10:40 (Wednesdays 14:55) |
| Kyllini – Poros (Kefalonia) ferry: three sailings each way, no boat at Christmas | Short car-ferry crossing | €14.50 |
| Kyllini – Zakynthos ferry: Levante's winter sailings through to late April | Short car-ferry crossing | €13.50 |
| Sami – Ithaca ferry: Levante's island hop to Pisaetos | Short car-ferry crossing | 07:05 and 16:45 |
It depends on the island. Piraeus handles the Saronic Gulf and most of the Cyclades, while Rafina, east of the city, is used for some northern Cyclades routes. The two are far enough apart that it pays to check the port on your ticket before you set off.
On conventional ferries and short car-ferry crossings, generally yes, with a vehicle ticket on top of the passenger fare. Many high-speed vessels carry foot passengers only. Hire companies may also set their own rules for taking a car on a ship, so ask them as well.
Departures can be held in port when the coastguard bans sailings in high winds, and strikes can stop ships for a day or more, sometimes with little warning. The shipping company's own notices are the place to check on the day; the tables on this site cannot show it.
Many companies price by date, seat type and how full the ship is. When a page shows a fare seen for a particular date, it says which date, and it does not present that figure as valid all season.
From the shipping company's own website or timetable, read on the date printed beside each table, with a dated copy kept. Figures that appear only on resellers' booking pages are left out.