Ferries Hydra
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How much is the ferry to Hydra?
Take a look at indicative ferry ticket prices for the most popular Hydra routes; check prices for standard tickets, family bookings, and vehicle transportation.
| Piraeus – Hydra | Spetses – Hydra | Poros – Hydra | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 Adult | € 14 | € 9 | € 17.5 |
| 2 Adults | € 28 | € 25.6 | € 22 |
| 2 Adults, 1 Car | Price not available | Price not available | Price not available |
| 2 Adults, 2 Children, 1 Car | Price not available | Price not available | Price not available |
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Information about Hydra
Hydra is one of the most enchanting islands in the Saronic Gulf, renowned for its neoclassical architecture, maritime heritage and artistic flair. Located just off the coast of the Peloponnese, opposite Ermioni and near Spetses, Hydra is famous for its peaceful, car-free environment.
With no cars or motorbikes allowed, the island is a serene and romantic getaway. Explore cobblestone alleys, elegant stone mansions and the picturesque port. You'll find beaches to suit every preference, from tranquil rocky coves perfect for sunbathing and diving, to organized beaches with turquoise waters and water sports.
Interested in history and culture? Visit historic mansions, local museums and art galleries. Finally, don’t miss Hydra’s local cuisine, especially its seafood and the island’s signature sweet, amygdalota (almond-based confections).
The picturesque alleyways of Hydra transporting you to another era
Tips and advice for your trip
Here are some useful tips to help you prepare for your trip:
- In summer or during public holidays, be at the port at least 1 hour before your ferry departure.
- No vehicles allowed: getting around is by foot or sea taxi only.
- Ferry rides are short, but if you're sensitive to sea travel, ask your pharmacist or doctor about anti-nausea medication.
- Planning a romantic trip? Don’t miss a hike up Mount Eros or a boat tour around the island.
Onboard services
The ferries to Hydra are primarily high-speed vessels and offer all the amenities for a pleasant and comfortable journey. Most ferries on this route have numbered airplane-style seats, while some catamarans also feature seats in a business lounge.
During the trip, you can relax in the comfortable, air-conditioned indoor lounges and bars that serve snacks, soft drinks, and coffee. On Alpha Lines vessels, there is also a Wi-Fi hotspot available (usually for a fee).
The port of Hydra
Hydra has just 1 port, located on the northern side of the island. Ferries depart from various ports in Attica, Argolis (Peloponnese) and nearby Saronic islands.
The port area is lively, with cafes, restaurants, shops, and essential services like pharmacies and the Koulourio Hospital nearby.
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FAQs
No, Hydra is a car-free island and high-speed ferries serving the route do not have garages for vehicles. Hydra is one of those walkable Greek islands for car-free holidays.
The Flyingcat 4 is the fastest ferry from Piraeus to Hydra, completing the journey in just 1 hour 5 minutes. For shorter connections, the Flyingcat 3 takes 20 minutes to reach Hydra from Ermioni and 25 minutes from Poros.
The most affordable ferry to Hydra is from Ermioni, with ticket prices starting from just €11.50.
You can bring luggage up to 50 kg per passenger on ferries to Hydra at no extra cost.
Yes, pets are generally allowed on the ferries to Hydra, provided you make a reservation. During the trip, pets must wear a muzzle and leash or be kept in a carrier. Some ferries also offer designated areas for pet accommodation. In any case, don’t forget to bring your furry companion’s necessary travel documents and health certificates.
Find detailed answers to all your questions about ferry ticket changes, cancellations and refunds.
Remember that you can also use Ferryhopper's online booking modification service, available with certain ferry companies.
