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Saronic Ferries

Car ferries from Piraeus to Aegina and Agistri, every day

PiraeusGate E8 area
ConventionalCars and vans
From €12Piraeus – Aegina
E-TicketAvailable

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About Saronic Ferries

Saronic Ferries runs conventional car ferries from Piraeus to Aegina, several times a day all year, and to Agistri. Aegina is only about 1 h 10 m away, which makes it the easiest island trip from Athens, even for a day.

The ferries are slower than the high-speed boats (about 40 minutes) but cheaper, and they carry cars, motorbikes and vans.

Saronic Ferries routes & prices

Sample sailings from our booking engine: the time and the lowest one-way fare for one adult (October 2026; summer lines June 2027). Search your date for the live list.

RouteTimeFares fromWhen
Piraeus – Aegina1 h 10 m€12All year, several a day
Piraeus – Agistri1 h 40 m€13.50All year

Children travel at reduced fares. Other discounts, such as for students, large families or people with disabilities, apply only to Greek citizens. For a cabin, vehicle or group, ask us for a quote.

Tickets, check-in & on board

Gates in Piraeus

Ferries to Aegina and the Saronic islands leave from the E8 area of the port, near the metro station. Check the gate on your ticket.

When to be at the port

At least 30 minutes before departure on foot, and 45–60 minutes with a vehicle, especially on summer weekends.

Day trips

With an early ferry out and an evening ferry back you can spend a full day on Aegina.

High-speed option

Fast boats reach Aegina in about 40 minutes, from about €13 (October 2026), but they do not carry cars.

Campers, vans & vehicles

Taking a camper, motorhome, van or your boat on a trailer to the islands? Big vehicles need a little more planning on Greek ferries. Here is what to know, for holidays and for business.

1

Measure and declare

Give the exact length and height of your camper, van or car with caravan, including bike racks, roof boxes and tow bars. The ferry fare and deck space depend on them, and a vehicle bigger than booked may be refused or charged extra at the port.

2

Gas and fuel

Vehicles running on LPG or other gas, and hybrid or electric vehicles, must be declared when you book. Gas tanks may be filled to no more than 50% and EV batteries charged to no more than 40%. Make sure gas bottles are turned off before boarding.

3

At the port

Be at the port at least 1 hour before departure. Large vehicles are loaded in the order set by the port authority, so arriving early helps. Book well ahead in July and August: garage space for big vehicles runs out first.

4

On board

Only the driver stays with the vehicle to drive it on and off; everyone else boards on foot. Nobody may stay in the vehicle during the crossing, so take what you need for the trip with you.

5

Boat on a trailer

Taking your own boat? We also book ferry tickets for a car towing a boat trailer. Give the total length of car, trailer and boat together, and the height of the boat on the trailer, including any mast, frame or outboard engine.

With Saronic Ferries: declare the exact length and height of your vehicle, and any LPG or electric drive, when you book. Big vehicles need a little more time at the port, so arrive at least an hour early. Wild camping is not allowed in Greece.

Get a vehicle quote

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Saronic Ferries FAQ

How long is the ferry from Piraeus to Aegina?

About 1 h 10 m on Saronic Ferries, and about 40 minutes on a high-speed boat.

How much is Saronic Ferries to Aegina?

From €12 one way for one adult (October 2026). Agistri from €13.50.

Can I take my car to Aegina?

Yes, Saronic Ferries carries cars, motorbikes and vans. Get a vehicle quote.

Which gate do Saronic ferries use in Piraeus?

Usually the E8 area, near the metro station. Check the gate on your ticket.