Ferry from Athens to Amorgos

Planning is the key to traveling by ferry from Athens to Amorgos! Keep reading to discover the best ferry routes from Athens to Amorgos, availability, ferry schedules, connections, travel tips, prices, and many more!

There are ferries from Athens (Piraeus port) to Amorgos all year round.
However, in the summer, itineraries are more frequent. The price of a ferry ticket from Athens to Amorgos is '34' 'EUR' (34 Euros) - '70' 'EUR' (70 Euros) for a standard seat.
Note: Amorgos has 2 ports: Katapola port and Aegialis port. Discover where the ports are.

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• What are the routes from Athens to Amorgos?
• What types of ferries go to Amorgos?
• How long is the trip?
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Ferry connections between Athens and Amorgos are frequent in the summer with at least 8 connections per week. More specifically, there are usually 5 ferries from Athens to Katapola and 3 ferries from Athens to Aegialis every week.
Ferries leave from Piraeus port at 06:45am, 07:00am and 11:55pm.

When it comes to traveling by ferry from Athens to Amorgos, there are two options: conventional ferries and high-speed/ catamaran ferries. Conventional ferries are slower, while high-speed ferries are faster. In the case of Amorgos, as the high-speed boat makes many stops, it take more time than the conventional one. More specifically, a conventional ferry will get you to Amorgos in about 5:35 to 7:45 hours and a high-speed ferry in about 6:30 hours.
A conventional ferry (Blue Star Ferries) is a better option if you’re not in a hurry and get seasick easily. The high-speed ferry company operating this route is Seajets.
Note: There is also a third company serving Amorgos but only from the island of Naxos (Express Skopelitis by Small Cyclades Lines).

The ferry trip from Athens to Amorgos lasts for 5-8 hours.