Piraeus - Kasos Ferry Tickets, Prices & Schedules
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Piraeus - Kasos Ferry Tickets, Prices & Schedules

  • Piraeus - Kasos passenger ferry tickets from €46.50
  • Piraeus - Kasos car ferry tickets from €130
  • Journey duration from 12 to 17 hours
  • Ferry company: Blue Star Ferries
  • Ferry frequency: up to 3 crossings per week
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Piraeus - Kasos ferry tickets and schedules

The ferry connection from Piraeus to Kasos operates throughout the year, linking mainland Greece with one of the southernmost islands of the Dodecanese.

Passenger tickets start from €46.50, while the fare for a standard car starts from €130. The crossing takes 12 to 17 hours, based on the selected service and its intermediate stops. Up to 3 weekly departures are available, with additional options during periods of increased demand.

The route is operated by Blue Star Ferries using conventional passenger and vehicle ferries. The ships have garages, cabins, reserved aircraft-style seats, restaurants, cafés and public lounges.

Before booking, check the departure time, total journey duration, intermediate ports, accommodation type and garage availability. Schedules are not identical throughout the year, so there is no single fixed first or last departure for every period.

Through booktickets.gr, you can compare the available departures, ticket prices, accommodation categories and discounts before completing your reservation.

How often do ferries travel from Piraeus to Kasos?

Up to 3 ferry crossings per week operate between Piraeus and Kasos. During winter, the frequency can fall to 1 or 2 weekly sailings, while more departures may be available in summer.

The service operates throughout the year. However, the days and times of departure can change between different timetable periods. Travellers should search for their exact date before arranging flights, accommodation or transfers on Kasos.

Most sailings depart from Piraeus in the afternoon or evening. Since the route includes several Aegean ports, arrival in Kasos may take place the following morning or later in the day.

How long is the Piraeus - Kasos ferry journey?

The fastest Piraeus - Kasos crossing takes close to 12 hours. Longer services can reach 17 hours when more intermediate ports are included.

The itinerary may include stops at Santorini, Anafi, Heraklion, Sitia and Karpathos. The exact sequence is shown during the booking process and directly affects the total journey time.

This is a long-distance route operated by conventional ferries rather than small high-speed vessels. Passengers can move through the public areas, use the onboard food outlets and choose a cabin for greater comfort during an overnight journey.

Blue Star Chios is one of the vessels used on the wider route through Crete, Kasos and the southern Dodecanese. The assigned ship may change, so the vessel displayed for the selected departure should be checked before booking.

How much do Piraeus - Kasos passenger tickets cost?

An economy ferry ticket for one adult passenger starts from €46.50. This is the basic fare without a reserved seat or cabin.

The final ticket price is affected by:

  • Travel date and availability
  • Economy, aircraft-style or business-class seating
  • Inside or outside cabin selection
  • Number of passengers
  • Passenger discount category
  • Active Blue Star Ferries offer
  • One-way or return booking

Economy accommodation is the lowest-cost option. A reserved aircraft-style seat gives the passenger a specific place to sit, while a cabin is the most comfortable choice for a journey lasting more than one night-time period.

How much does a Piraeus - Kasos car ticket cost?

The fare for transporting a standard car starts from €130, without passenger discounts. The driver’s ticket is calculated separately and is not included in the vehicle fare.

Blue Star Ferries vessels operating on the route have garages for:

  • Cars
  • Motorcycles
  • Vans
  • Campers
  • Caravans
  • Vehicles with trailers

The vehicle category, length, height and registration number must be entered correctly during the booking. A roof box, bicycle rack or trailer may change the fare category.

Passengers cannot access the garage while the ferry is travelling. Documents, medication, chargers, children’s items and anything needed during the journey should be removed from the vehicle before boarding is completed.

Which ferry company operates the route?

The Piraeus - Kasos route is operated throughout the year by Blue Star Ferries.

The company uses conventional passenger and vehicle ferries designed for long Aegean crossings. Available facilities can include:

  • Economy lounges
  • Reserved aircraft-style seats
  • Inside and outside cabins
  • Family and pet-friendly cabins
  • Restaurants and self-service dining
  • Cafés and bars
  • Outdoor decks
  • Vehicle garages
  • Reception and information desk
  • Wi-Fi packages on selected vessels

The exact facilities should be confirmed for the ship assigned to the selected departure.

Are the Piraeus - Kasos ferries direct?

The ferries are not non-stop services. Intermediate calls are included because the route also serves islands and ports in the Cyclades, Crete and the Dodecanese.

A shorter itinerary may call at Santorini and Anafi before reaching Kasos. A longer service can include Santorini, Anafi, Heraklion, Sitia and Karpathos.

The number of stops affects the arrival time. Travellers who want the fastest available option should compare the complete itinerary rather than looking only at the departure time.

Are cabins available on the Piraeus - Kasos ferry?

Cabins are available on the conventional ferries serving Kasos. The main options can include inside cabins, outside cabins, two-berth cabins, four-berth cabins and accommodation suitable for passengers travelling with pets.

For this route, a cabin provides privacy and the chance to sleep during the night. Families with children may also find a private cabin more practical than remaining in an economy lounge for the entire crossing.

Cabins are limited and often sell out before economy tickets, especially in summer and around public holidays. Early booking is recommended when a specific cabin category is required.

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Discounts and offers for Piraeus - Kasos ferry tickets

Blue Star Ferries provides permanent or seasonal discounts for specific passenger categories. These can include:

  • Children
  • Infants
  • Students
  • Large families
  • Families with three children
  • Passengers with disabilities
  • Island residents using the Transport Equivalent Number
  • NAT pensioners
  • Members of the Seasmiles loyalty programme

The exact discount is calculated after the correct passenger category has been selected. Supporting documents must be valid and available during ticket checks and boarding.

Travellers can review the current Blue Star Ferries discounts and offers before completing the booking.

Discounts are not always cumulative. If a passenger qualifies for more than one reduction, the booking system applies the fare permitted by the company’s current conditions.

Web check-in and electronic tickets

Blue Star Ferries offers Web Check-in from 48 hours to 2 hours before departure. The passenger can use the Web Check-in link included in the booking confirmation email.

After completing the process, the electronic ticket can be saved on a mobile phone or tablet. Passengers should still carry the identification documents and any supporting documents required for a discount.

Blue Star Ferries Web Check-in

Completing Web Check-in reduces the need to collect printed tickets from a port office. It does not change the recommended arrival time at the port, especially for passengers boarding with a vehicle.

Departure port and boarding gate in Piraeus

Ferries to Kasos depart from the port of Piraeus. Blue Star Ferries currently identifies Gate E7 as the departure area for Kasos services. The final gate should always be checked on the ticket and in any message received before departure, as operational changes can occur.

Piraeus can be reached by:

  • Metro
  • Suburban railway
  • City bus
  • Taxi
  • Private car

The port covers a large area, so arriving at the metro or railway station does not mean that the passenger is already close to the correct gate. Allow enough time to reach the departure point.

Passengers travelling without a vehicle should arrive at least 1 hour before departure. Those travelling with a car, motorcycle, camper or pet should allow additional time for check-in and boarding.

Arrival at the port of Kasos

The ferry arrives at Fry, the island’s main port and administrative centre. Accommodation, cafés, tavernas and essential services can be found close to the port.

Local transport options include:

  • Public buses
  • Taxis
  • Rental cars
  • Rental motorcycles

Kasos is a small island, but having a vehicle can make visits to villages, beaches and remote areas easier. Travellers visiting during summer should arrange vehicle rental before arrival, as availability can be limited.

Return route from Kasos to Piraeus

The Kasos - Piraeus return connection operates 2 to 3 times per week.

Passenger tickets start from €45.50, while car fares start from €128. The fastest crossing takes close to 16 hours and 15 minutes, though the duration changes with the intermediate ports included in the itinerary.

When the return date is known, it is useful to search both directions together. This makes it easier to compare availability, select the required cabin and secure garage space for the vehicle.

Alternative ferry connections to Kasos

Kasos also has ferry links with other islands and ports, including:

  • Heraklion
  • Sitia
  • Karpathos
  • Diafani
  • Chalki
  • Rhodes
  • Santorini
  • Anafi

These connections allow passengers to combine Kasos with Crete or other Dodecanese islands. The frequency of inter-island services changes through the year, so each route should be checked separately.

Useful travel tips

  • Arrive at the port early, especially when travelling with a vehicle.
  • Check the departure gate before leaving for Piraeus.
  • Book a cabin in advance for an overnight crossing.
  • Keep all travel documents and discount certificates available.
  • Take essential personal items out of the vehicle before boarding.
  • Check the intermediate stops and total journey time.
  • Confirm the return route before finalising accommodation plans.
  • Declare pets and vehicles during the initial booking.

Frequently asked questions

How much luggage can I take on the ferry?

Passengers can carry personal luggage under the conditions of Blue Star Ferries. Keep valuables, documents and essential items with you rather than leaving them unattended in public areas.

Can I travel with a pet from Piraeus to Kasos?

Yes. The pet must be included in the booking. Depending on the vessel, kennels, pet cabins or designated areas may be available. The required health and identification documents must be valid.

Are meals included in the ticket price?

Meals are not included in a standard economy ticket. Ferries serving the route have cafés, bars, restaurants or self-service dining areas where passengers can purchase food and drinks.

Does an infant need a separate ferry ticket?

Yes. Every infant must be entered in the reservation, even when travelling with a zero fare. A separate seat or cabin bed may involve an additional charge.

Can I change or cancel my ticket?

Changes and cancellations are governed by the fare conditions and the time remaining before departure. Promotional tickets may have stricter rules than standard fares.

Is there mobile phone coverage throughout the journey?

Mobile coverage may be weak or unavailable in parts of the open sea. Some vessels offer paid Wi-Fi packages, but connection quality can vary during the crossing.

In brief

The Piraeus - Kasos ferry route operates throughout the year with up to 3 weekly departures by Blue Star Ferries. Passenger tickets start from €46.50, while car tickets start from €130.

The fastest crossings take close to 12 hours, while services with more intermediate stops can reach 17 hours. The ferries have vehicle garages, cabins, reserved seats and food outlets.

Economy accommodation is the cheapest choice. A cabin is more suitable for families and passengers who want to sleep during the overnight journey. Early booking is important during summer, especially when travelling with a car or requiring a specific cabin.

Through booktickets.gr, you can compare available departures, ticket prices, passenger discounts, cabins and vehicle options before completing the reservation.

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