Route Overview
The Piraeus to Milos ferry is a key route for travelers visiting one of Greece’s most photogenic islands. Options may include high-speed and conventional ferries depending on the season.
Why choose Milos?
- Iconic beaches (Sarakiniko, Kleftiko)
- Perfect for couples and photographers
- Easy arrival at Adamas port
Smart travel tips
- Book ahead for summer + weekends
- Arrive at Piraeus 60–90 min early
- For wind days, conventional may feel steadier
Tickets & Pricing
Prices vary by company, vessel type, and seat class. Use live availability to compare the best option for your itinerary.
Seat types
- Economy / Deck: budget option
- Air Seat: reserved seat (recommended)
- Business: quieter lounge
- Vehicles: often available (space varies)
Companies (varies)
- Blue Star Ferries
- Seajets
- Minoan Lines
- Aegean Sea Lines (and others, seasonal)
Departure & Arrival Ports
Departure: Piraeus Port (Athens). The departure gate is shown on your ticket and electronic port boards.
Arrival: Milos ferries typically arrive at Adamas (Adamantas), the island’s main port with services, taxis, and buses.
Piraeus tips
- Confirm gate before queueing
- Plan traffic buffer from Athens
- Vehicle travelers: arrive earlier for lanes
Adamas arrival tips
- Taxis and buses are available at the port
- Easy access to hotels and beaches
- In peak times, expect lines for transport
Frequently Asked Questions
Typical duration ranges from about 2h 35m up to around 4h 30m, depending on ferry type and stops.
Yes, this route generally operates with daily crossings, but exact timetables and companies can change by season. Always check live availability.
Many ferries allow vehicles, but capacity varies. In summer, booking vehicle space early is recommended.
Ferries typically arrive at Adamas (Adamantas), Milos’ main port with transport options and services nearby.