Agistri - Piraeus ferry tickets from €13 | Routes

Agistri - Piraeus ferry tickets from €13 | Routes

  • Passenger ferry tickets from Agistri to Piraeus: €13.00 - €13.50
  • Car ferry ticket from Agistri to Piraeus: from €32
  • Journey duration from 0 hours and 50 minutes to 1 hour and 40 minutes
  • Ferry companies: Saronic Ferries, Aegean Flying Dolphins, Magic Sea Ferries, Hellenic Seaways
  • Frequency of routes depending on the season: daily, with more than 40 weekly departures in the summer
  • Ideal for: short return to Athens, same-day trip and car transport from Skala
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Agistri - Piraeus ferry tickets and ferry routes

The Agistri - Piraeus ferry connection operates throughout the year, with departures from two island ports: Skala and Myli. Choosing the correct port is important. Conventional ferries that carry cars depart from Skala, while many high-speed ferries and flying dolphins use Myli.

Key information to check before booking:

  • The cheapest passenger ticket starts at €13.00 - €13.50.
  • High-speed ferry tickets cost from €18.50 to €20.
  • Car transport with Saronic Ferries starts at €32.
  • The fastest crossing takes 50 minutes.
  • Conventional ferries take from 1 hour and 25 minutes to 1 hour and 40 minutes.
  • The route is served by Saronic Ferries, Aegean Flying Dolphins, Magic Sea Ferries and Hellenic Seaways.
  • Several daily departures operate from Skala and Myli during the summer.
  • High-speed ferries and flying dolphins do not carry cars.
  • Most ferries stop at Aegina before reaching Piraeus.

Passengers should check the departure port carefully. A ticket issued for Myli cannot be used on a ferry leaving from Skala. The two ports are connected by road, but travelling between them shortly before boarding is not practical.

How much are Agistri - Piraeus ferry tickets?

The lowest one-way passenger fare from Agistri to Piraeus starts at €13.00 - €13.50.

The €13.50 fare applies to economy-class travel on Saronic Ferries conventional vessels. Fares on high-speed ferries and flying dolphins start at:

These fares cover one adult passenger without a vehicle. The final price may differ according to the ferry company, seat category, travel date and availability.

The conventional ferry is the more affordable option. A high-speed vessel costs more but reduces the journey to 50 - 55 minutes. The difference is limited for one passenger but becomes more noticeable when booking for a family.

At booktickets.gr, you can compare departures from both Skala and Myli without checking each ferry company separately.

How much is a car ticket?

Cars can travel from Agistri to Piraeus on the conventional Saronic Ferries vessels departing from Skala.

The main vehicle fares are:

  • Car up to 4.5 metres: €32.
  • Car over 4.5 metres: €34.
  • Motorcycle up to 250 cc: €8.
  • Motorcycle over 250 cc: €10.50.
  • Three- or four-wheel vehicle: €11.

The vehicle fare does not include the driver’s ticket. The total one-way price for one adult travelling with a car up to 4.5 metres starts at €45.50.

Passengers taking a car should not select a departure from Myli operated by a flying dolphin or Aero Highspeed. These are passenger-only vessels and do not have vehicle decks.

How long is the journey?

The Agistri - Piraeus crossing takes from 50 minutes to 1 hour and 40 minutes, depending on the vessel and departure port.

The fastest options are:

The conventional ferries operated by Saronic Ferries take from 1 hour and 25 minutes to 1 hour and 40 minutes. On certain days, the crossing can take up to 1 hour and 55 minutes, depending on the route and the length of the stop at Aegina.

A high-speed ferry is practical for passengers continuing to Athens or connecting with another service. When arrival time is less important, the conventional ferry offers a lower fare and allows vehicles on board.

How many weekly ferry crossings are available?

The ferry connection operates every day. Frequency increases from spring until early autumn and is reduced during the quieter months.

During the summer, there are more than 40 weekly crossings from the two ports of Agistri to Piraeus. On busy days, passengers may have 5 to 12 options when departures from Skala and Myli are counted together.

Frequency varies by company and date:

There are fewer options during winter, and some companies may not operate every day. Exact departures are displayed when searching for a specific travel date.

Which ferry companies operate the route?

Four main ferry companies serve the Agistri - Piraeus route.

Saronic Ferries

Saronic Ferries serves Skala with conventional passenger and vehicle ferries. These vessels carry passengers, cars and motorcycles and provide lounges, outdoor decks, luggage areas and vehicle garages.

The company’s fleet includes vessels such as Achaios, Apollon Hellas, Antigoni and Poseidon Hellas. The vessel assigned to the route may change from one day to another.

Aegean Flying Dolphins

Aegean Flying Dolphins operates fast passenger services with flying dolphins such as F.D. Athina and F.D. XIX. The journey takes 50 - 55 minutes.

These vessels do not have vehicle decks. Passengers travel in an enclosed lounge, making them suitable for those travelling without a car or motorcycle.

Magic Sea Ferries

Magic Sea Ferries uses high-speed vessels such as Magic 5 on this connection. The crossing takes 55 minutes, and the departures are intended for passengers travelling without a car.

The company provides more services during periods of high demand. Before booking, check the departure port and the conditions attached to the selected fare.

Hellenic Seaways

Hellenic Seaways serves Myli with Aero Highspeed 1, 2 and 3. These modern passenger catamarans have air-conditioned lounges, numbered seats and dedicated facilities for passengers with reduced mobility.

The Aero Highspeed vessels do not carry cars or motorcycles. The crossing takes from 55 minutes to 1 hour, depending on the route.

Which port in Agistri do ferries depart from?

Agistri has two ferry ports with connections to Piraeus.

Skala port

Skala is the island’s largest settlement and its main port for conventional ferries. Saronic Ferries vessels carrying cars arrive at and depart from this port.

Skala has accommodation, shops, restaurants, cafés and vehicle rental services. Most parts of the settlement are within easy walking distance of the port.

Myli port

Myli is located close to Megalochori and mainly serves high-speed passenger vessels. The Aero Highspeed catamarans and other fast passenger-only ferries depart from here.

Skala and Myli are only a few kilometres apart. Passengers can travel between them by bus, taxi, rental vehicle or motorcycle. If you are staying in Skala but your ferry leaves from Myli, allow enough time for the transfer.

Where do the ferries arrive in Piraeus?

Ferries serving the Saronic Gulf generally arrive at Gate E8 in the port of Piraeus. The final berth can change, so passengers should check their ticket and listen to the crew’s announcements.

Gate E8 is close to the metro and electric railway station. From there, passengers have a direct connection to central Athens, the airport and other parts of Attica.

Passengers continuing with another ferry should also allow time to reach a different gate. The port of Piraeus is extensive, and walking between distant departure areas can take longer than expected.

Are the ferry crossings direct?

Most Agistri - Piraeus ferries make an intermediate stop at Aegina. Passengers stay on the same vessel and do not need to change ferries or board again.

Some services continue with only a short stop at the intermediate port. The total travel time shown during booking already includes all scheduled calls.

Do not choose a ferry based only on its departure time. A high-speed vessel leaving later may arrive in Piraeus before a conventional ferry that has already departed.

Are cabins available?

Cabins are not available on the Agistri - Piraeus route. The crossing is short, and all vessels provide seating in lounges or shared passenger areas.

Conventional ferries have indoor lounges and outdoor decks. On high-speed ferries and flying dolphins, passengers travel in an enclosed, air-conditioned lounge with numbered seats.

Choose a conventional ferry if you prefer access to an outdoor deck. Flying dolphins do not allow passengers to remain outside during the journey.

Onboard facilities and luggage

Available facilities depend on the vessel and may include:

  • Air-conditioned passenger lounges.
  • Numbered seats on high-speed vessels.
  • A café or small snack bar on conventional ferries.
  • Outdoor deck space.
  • Luggage storage areas.
  • Seating and access for passengers with reduced mobility.
  • Designated areas for pets.
  • Vehicle decks on Saronic Ferries conventional vessels.

Luggage should be placed in the designated areas indicated by the crew. Keep valuable items with you in a small piece of hand luggage.

Discounts and special offers

Discount conditions differ between ferry companies and apply only when the correct passenger category is selected during booking.

  • Children and infants travel free of charge or with a reduced fare, depending on their age and the ferry company.
  • Students may use a student discount where available, provided they carry the required supporting document.
  • Large families should check the conditions of each company before their tickets are issued.

Hellenic Seaways offers a 20% discount on return tickets for Saronic Gulf routes when the return ticket is issued together with the outbound ticket. The offer applies to passenger seat categories, is not valid for intermediate routes and cannot be combined with other commercial discounts.

Offers from Magic Sea Ferries and loyalty-card benefits may change during the year. The valid terms are displayed before payment.

Return route from Piraeus to Agistri

The reverse Piraeus - Agistri route operates every day and serves both Skala and Myli.

Passenger tickets start at €13.00 - €13.50, while car transport to Skala costs from €32. The journey lasts from 50 minutes to 1 hour and 40 minutes.

If you already know your return date, book both journeys together. This allows you to check the correct port, availability and any eligible return discount from the beginning.

Alternative ferry routes

The main alternative connection is Agistri - Aegina. The conventional ferry crossing takes 25 minutes, allowing passengers to travel between the two islands without returning to mainland Greece.

Aegina has several daily departures to Piraeus. Booking two separate tickets can help when no direct ferry is available at the required time. However, you should leave a safe interval between the two crossings.

Another option is to travel to Aegina and continue by sea to Agia Marina or Souvala when the corresponding seasonal services operate. This alternative serves specific travel plans rather than providing the fastest return to Athens.

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Useful tips before booking

  • Check whether the ferry departs from Skala or Myli.
  • To take a car, choose a conventional ferry from Skala.
  • Arrive at the port 45 - 60 minutes before departure when travelling with a vehicle.
  • Foot passengers should reach the quay 30 minutes before departure.
  • Download the electronic ticket before leaving your accommodation.
  • Carry your identity document and any paperwork needed to verify a discount.
  • Avoid tight connections with another ferry, train or flight.
  • Check company announcements on days with strong winds.
  • If travelling with a pet, include it in the booking and carry its health booklet.
  • For a day trip, book the final return ferry before travelling to the island.

At booktickets.gr, departures from both ports are displayed together, allowing you to compare times, journey duration and vessel type.

Frequently asked questions

How much is the cheapest Agistri - Piraeus ticket?

The cheapest one-way passenger fare starts at €13.00 - €13.50.

Which is the fastest ferry?

High-speed vessels and flying dolphins complete the journey in 50 - 55 minutes.

How long does the conventional ferry take?

The conventional ferry takes from 1 hour and 25 minutes to 1 hour and 40 minutes.

Can I take a car from Agistri?

Yes. Cars are carried on Saronic Ferries conventional vessels departing from Skala. Transporting a car up to 4.5 metres costs €32.

Which port do the high-speed ferries depart from?

Many high-speed ferries depart from Myli, while some companies also serve Skala. The exact departure port is printed on the ticket.

Which companies operate the route?

The route is served by Saronic Ferries, Aegean Flying Dolphins, Magic Sea Ferries and Hellenic Seaways.

Are there daily ferry crossings?

Yes. Ferry connections operate every day throughout the year, with many more departures during the summer.

Are cabins available?

No. Because the crossing is short, the vessels provide lounges, numbered seats or shared passenger areas instead of cabins.

Does the ferry stop at Aegina?

Many ferries make an intermediate stop at Aegina. This stop is included in the total journey time, and passengers do not need to change vessels.

How early should I arrive at the port?

Arrive 45 - 60 minutes early when travelling with a car. Foot passengers should allow 30 minutes.

Which gate does the ferry use in Piraeus?

Saronic Gulf ferries arrive at Gate E8. Confirm the final berth through your ticket and the crew’s announcements.

Can I complete web check-in?

Yes, when the ferry company provides electronic check-in for the selected route. The link is sent to the email address used for the reservation. Complete the process within the period shown in the confirmation and save the ticket on your phone.

In brief

The Agistri - Piraeus route operates daily from both Skala and Myli.

The fastest crossing takes 50 minutes. A conventional ferry can take up to 1 hour and 40 minutes. Choose a high-speed ferry for the quickest return. For a lower fare, access to an outdoor deck or vehicle transport, select a conventional ferry departing from Skala.

Content reviewed by: booktickets.gr

Last updated: August 2026