Ferry from Santorini to Mykonos

The ferry route from Santorini to Mykonos offers discount tickets to the following passenger categories:

• Toddlers
• Children
• Permanent residents of islands (holders of Unique Islander Number)
• Students of Greek Public Universities
• People with disabilities and their accompanying persons

Note: keep in mind that available discounts may vary depending on the company that operates on the route.

The ferry route between Santorini and Mykonos is mainly operated by high-speed vessels. On board, you can expect to find a range of modern amenities designed for a comfortable journey, with seating in air-conditioned lounges and open decks. Additionally, you will typically find snack bars, pet-friendly facilities and services for passengers with disabilities. 

A Wi-Fi hotspot is also available on most ferries, so you can stay connected throughout your trip.

Cabins and accommodation

There are no cabins available on the Santorini - Mykonos ferries. Depending on the type of vessel and ferry company you’re traveling with, you can choose between numbered, airplane and VIP seats.

Luggage

Ferry companies such as Seajets and Golden Star Ferries are usually quite flexible when it comes to luggage size and weight. You can keep your luggage next to you or store your bags and suitcases in the designated luggage area on the ferry from Santorini to Mykonos.

Tip: each ferry company has its own policies for luggage. We recommend that you don’t carry more than 50 kg of luggage, as there might be limited storage capacity on the vessels.

Traveling with pets

You can travel with your pet to Mykonos, as most vessel types have specifically designed infrastructure for pets. Make sure to consult the company you’ve chosen about necessary certificates, pet tickets and any supplies you may need for your trip.

Here are some useful tips for your ferry trip to Mykonos from Santorini:

• The port of Athinios in Santorini gets rather busy in the high season. Make sure to arrive well in advance, especially if you want to bring along your vehicle. For more tips, take a look at our survival guide for Athinios Port.
• We recommend booking your return ticket to Santorini from Mykonos in time, as tickets sell out quickly.
• If you visit Mykonos for a day or two, make sure to plan a night out during your stay, as Mykonos is well-known for its nightlife.
• Discover more tips about holidays in Mykonos, and take your vacation to the next level!
• Mykonos is a cosmopolitan destination that attracts many visitors, especially in summer. We recommend that you book ferry tickets and accommodation well in advance.
• Check our Map of ferries to discover additional island-hopping options from the port of Mykonos to nearby destinations, including Tinos, Milos, Sifnos, and Paros.

Where to take the ferry from Santorini to Mykonos

Ferries to Mykonos depart from the port of Athinios (also known as the “New port” or “Thira port”). The port of Athinios is located on the southwest side of the Santorini, about 7.5 km from Fira, the capital of the island. You can easily get there by car, bus or taxi.

Where does the ferry arrive in Mykonos?

Ferries traveling from Paros arrive at the new port of Mykonos, in the seaside village of Tourlos. The port is located about 2.5 km from the capital town of Chora, and 4 km from the airport of Mykonos. It is easily accessible by local buses or taxis. In the area around the port, you will find cafés and restaurants, as well as hotels and a few shops.