Overview
Piraeus is Athens’ main ferry port. Mykonos is one of the most popular Cyclades islands, so availability can be limited on peak dates. Always compare ferry type (high-speed vs conventional) and departure times.
Good for
- Direct travel to Mykonos from Athens
- Connections for island-hopping in the Cyclades
- Travelers who prefer Piraeus as the main hub
Before you book
- Check departure gate/terminal in Piraeus
- Fast ferries can be more weather-sensitive
- Plan buffer time for boarding in summer
Tickets & booking
Tickets, schedules and prices change by date and season. Use the booking button to see live availability and choose the best option.
What affects price
- Ferry type (fast vs conventional)
- Seat/cabin category
- Vehicles, luggage & peak dates
Boarding tips
- Arrive early (especially Fridays/Sundays)
- Keep ticket/QR and ID ready
- Check operator messages for changes
Alternative departure: Rafina → Mykonos
Mykonos also has routes from Rafina (often convenient for Athens Airport area). If that’s better for your itinerary, compare both options and choose the best schedule.
FAQ
Quick answers for Piraeus → Mykonos travelers.
Piraeus is Athens’ main ferry hub, but Mykonos also has routes from Rafina. Choose based on location, schedule and availability.
In high season, arrive early to allow time for crowds, boarding lines and finding the correct gate/terminal.
Yes. Frequency and travel times can change. Always check live availability for your exact date.
Many routes support vehicles depending on the ferry. Select vehicle during booking and arrive earlier for loading lanes.