Ferry Mykonos-Santorini

Discover the best ferries from Mykonos to Santorini, travel tips, prices and much more. Here we go!

In brief, you can easily travel with a high-speed ferry from Mykonos to Santorini!
- Itineraries are seasonal and available from late March to October.
- All ferries depart from Tourlos Port (or New Port) in Mykonos and arrive at Athinios Port in Santorini.
- A ticket costs from '67' 'EUR' (67 Euros) to '89.2' 'EUR' (89.2 Euros) for a standard seat, depending on the company.

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Santorini Palace arriving at Athinios port, from Mykonos

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Ferries from Mykonos to Santorini operate from March to October.
During the peak season, there are at least 5 ferry connections every day that may depart in the morning or noon.
The first ferry departs at 09:25 from the port of Mykonos, while the last one at 14:00.

World Champion Jet leaving the port of Mykonos

Only high-speed ferries operate the route Mykonos - Santorini.
High-speed ferries have limited vehicle capacity or don’t boast a garage, but they are the fastest way to reach your destination.

View our video presentation with some of the ferries operating between Mykonos and Santorini.

The distance between Tourlos Port and Santorini is 64 nautical miles (74 miles or 118 km).
The duration of the trip depends on the ferry you’re traveling with. The median duration of the route is around 3 hours.
The fastest ferry is World Champion Jet by Seajets, which takes you to Mykonos in less than 2 hours.

The ticket price depends on the kind of ferry and the seat type you will choose for your trip. The price range is from '67' 'EUR' (67 Euros) to '89.2' 'EUR' (89.2 Euros) for a standard seat. VIP / Business seats are also available.
Many ferry companies offer discounts to certain categories of passengers, as long as they have the relevant documents: ISIC card holders, university students, infants and children up to 10, families with 3+ children, and disabled passengers.

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Seats in the ferry Thunder of Fast Ferries

High-speed vessels offer two types of numbered seats.
VIP or business seats are the most expensive seats, offered in a designated lounge.
The most affordable option is the simple airplane seat.

General view of the new port of Mykonos (Tourlos)

The New Port of Mykonos (Tourlos) is where all passenger ferries depart from. The port is small and it will be easy to spot your vessel.
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From there, your ferry will head towards Athinios Port, the ferry port of Santorini.

In any case, make sure to arrive at the port at least 1 hour in advance since there is a lot of traffic. Especially if you are traveling in high season, keep in mind that both in Mykonos and in Santorini, you will encounter traffic congestion around the port and you should make sure you get there on time.

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Luggage storage in the World Champion Jet by Seajets

Most ferry companies in Greece are very flexible regarding luggage policies. They allow you to carry up to 40 kg or 0,5 cubic meters of luggage.
A designated storage area will be available, but you can also keep your luggage next to you on the vessel.
We recommend keeping your personal items with you and leaving the bulky baggage in the storage area.

Garage in the ferries

To bring your car or motorbike to Santorini, you need to book an additional ticket for your vehicle.
Drivers are expected to be at the port 60'-90' ahead of departure to park in the garage.
For safety reasons, you will not be allowed to enter the garage during the trip.
Note: Many car rental companies do not allow customers to ferry their vehicles. We recommend avoiding purchasing a vehicle ticket before contacting your car rental company.

There are no direct flights from Mykonos Airport to Santorini Airport, so in order to get from Mykonos to Santorini via plane, you will have to stop at the International Airport of Athens first.
You can also fly to the Greek capital and take the ferry from Athens to Santorini (Piraeus or Rafina).
To include more Cycladic destinations, get to Santorini by ferry indirectly by combining ferry routes via transit in Paros or Naxos.

Fira town, the capital

Illustrated Map

 

View the different routes on our illustrated map.