Ferry from Athens to Mykonos

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• Available boats • Ferry types • Trip Duration • Map

In brief, going to Mykonos by ferry is easy! Ferries operate daily throughout the year.
The main ports of Athens that serve the route to Mykonos and vice versa are Piraeus and Rafina.
Ferry tickets to Mykonos cost '28' 'EUR' (28 Euros) - '60' 'EUR' (60 Euros) for a seat on deck.
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Ferries from Athens to Mykonos operate every day all year round. However, during the peak season (May to September) multiple ferries per day depart in the morning and the evening.
• The first ferry to Mykonos departs from Piraeus at 6.50 and the last at 21.30. Ferry routes from Piraeus to Mykonos are frequent (at least 4 per day in the peak season).
• Ferries from Rafina to Mykonos also operate daily all year round. In the peak season, there are 4-5 ferry routes per day, while at the low season there are 1-2 ferry routes per day.

The types of ferries that travel from Athens to Mykonos are the conventional ferries and high-speed/catamaran ferries. Conventional ferries are slower while high-speed/catamaran ferries are faster.
More specifically, a conventional ferry will get you to Mykonos in 5 hours and a high-speed ferry in about 2-3 hours.
A conventional ferry (Blue Star Ferries) is a better option if you’re not in a hurry and get seasick easily.
A high-speed/catamaran ferry (Seajets and Golden Star Ferries) is a better option if you want to reach your destination faster.

The distance between Piraeus port and Mykonos (Tourlos) is 86 nautical miles (98 miles or 160 kilometres).
The duration of the trip from Athens to Mykonos is 2 to 5 hours, depending on the type of ferry.
A high-speed or catamaran ferry will get you to Mykonos in 2-3.5 hours, while a conventional ferry will get you to Mykonos in 4-5 hours. Ferries to Mykonos arrive at the New Port in Tourlos area.
The quickest ferry is World Champion Jet by Seajets.