Ports & ferries

Main port of Athens for the Cyclades, Crete, the Dodecanese and Saronic islands.

East Attica port, close to Athens Airport, for Andros, Tinos, Mykonos and other Cyclades.

South-east Attica port for Kea, Kythnos and some Cyclades and North Aegean routes.

Mykonos New Port (Tourlos), for most ferries to Piraeus, Rafina and the Cyclades.

Santorini’s ferry port below the caldera cliffs — allow time for the zig-zag road.

Paros port, a hub for island hopping in the Cyclades.

Naxos Town harbour, next to the Portara.

Milos’ port in Adamas, for Piraeus and the western Cyclades.

Ios harbour at Gialos, below Chora.

Sifnos’ port at Kamares bay.

Kythnos’ port at Merichas, for Lavrio and Piraeus.

Sikinos’ small port at Alopronoia.

Crete’s main port, with ferries to Piraeus, Santorini and the Cyclades.

Chania’s port, with overnight ferries to Piraeus.

West Crete port, also the departure point for Balos and Gramvousa boat trips.

Rhodes Town port for the Dodecanese and Piraeus.

Kos Town harbour for the Dodecanese, Piraeus and day trips.

Corfu New Port, for Igoumenitsa, Paxos and Italy.

Kefalonia’s main east-coast port, for Ithaca and Patras.

Zakynthos Town harbour, with ferries to Kyllini on the mainland.

Skyros’ port at Linaria, for Kymi on Evia.