In brief, a ferry can take you from Athens to Serifos quickly and conveniently!
- Ferries operate throughout the year.
- Both conventional and high-speed ferries offer the route.
- A standard ticket costs approximately '37.50' 'EUR'(37.50 euros) to '63.70' 'EUR'(63.70 euros), depending on the company and type of ferry you select.
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There are ferries from Athens to Serifos throughout the year.
In the peak season, there are 3-4 ferry crossings per day. During the off-season, itineraries are more limited and not available every day.
In summer, the first ferry from Piraeus usually departs at 07:00 and the last at 15:50 or 22:30.
Indicative Ferry Routes from Athens (Piraeus) to Serifos*
Schedules frequencyMultiple times per day
First ferry07:00
Last ferry22:30
Average duration03h26m
*Based on data from 2022-2023
ferry ATHENS, PIRAEUS - SERIFOS
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DURATION
PRICE
COMPANY
VESSELS
1
DURATION
04h00m
PRICE
€37.50 - €108.50
COMPANY
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1
DURATION
04h10m
PRICE
€39.00 - €90.00
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1
DURATION
02h10m
PRICE
€63.70 - €90.00
Types of ferries
The route from Athens to Serifos is served by both conventional and high-speed/catamaran vessels. High-speed vessels are smaller and allow passengers to reach their destinations faster. Conventional ferries are larger and slower, but they offer cheaper tickets.
Additionally, conventional ferries have big garages and can transport numerous vehicles. On the other hand, not all high-speed vessels have a garage and, those that do, have a limited vehicle capacity.
Lastly, high-speed ferries are affected by bad weather conditions more easily, so delays sometimes occur.
Distance & Duration of the trip
The distance between Athens and Serifos is 62 nautical miles (71 miles or 115 kilometers).
The duration of the crossing depends on the type of ferry you are traveling with. Reaching Serifos with a high-speed vessel takes around 2 hours while the trip with a conventional ferry lasts on average 4 hours and 20 minutes.
The fastest ferry is Express Jet by Seajets.
Prices & Tickets
Depending on the type of ferry you choose for your trip (conventional or high-speed) and the type of seat, prices for the route from Athens to Serifos range between '37.50' 'EUR'(37.50 euros) and '108.50' 'EUR'(108.50 euros).
An economy seat costs '37.50' 'EUR'(37.50 euros) - '63.70' 'EUR'(63.70 euros).
Ticket discounts are available for certain categories of passengers, including children up to 10, ISIC card holders and others. Children under 4 may travel for free as well. Note that each company has its own discount policies.
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Standard/economy seats are the most popular and affordable option. In conventional ferries, these seats are situated on the deck or in internal lounges and are not numbered, so your ticket does not correspond to a specific seat. We recommend boarding the ferry early to ensure a comfortable seat.
Another option is the air-type seats, which are located in separate lounges. They are numbered, more comfortable, and the most affordable option among the seats you can reserve. There are also Business/VIP seats, the most expensive ones, situated in a separate lounge.
A standard ticket corresponds to an air-type seat in high-speed ferries, as those vessels offer only numbered seats.
How to find your ferry in Piraeus Port (Athens)
Ferries to the Cyclades, including Serifos, depart from Gates E6, E7, E9 and E10 at Piraeus Port. The gate of departure will be indicated on your ticket. Keep in mind that Piraeus is a big port and the distances between its gates are long, so arriving at the port at least 1-1.5 hours before your ferry’s departure is strongly recommended. Don't get lost! Get our Piraeus Port Map.
The port of Serifos is located in Livadi, 3.5 km from the island’s capital, Chora.
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Luggage
Luggage policies in Greek ferries are quite flexible.
Most companies allow 40 kg or 0.5 cubic meters of luggage per passenger and provide a luggage storage area on each ferry. If you wish, though, you can take your luggage with you to the lounges or the deck (if available).
It is highly recommended that you leave bulky suitcases in the designated area and take only your personal belongings (wallet, keys, mobile phone, etc.) with you upstairs.
Traveling with a car
To take your car or motorbike with you to Serifos, you need to purchase a vehicle ticket.
Drivers should be at the port 1 hour to 1.5 hours before the official departure time.
For safety reasons, passengers are not allowed to enter the garage during the crossing. Note: Many car rental companies do not allow customers to ferry their vehicles. We recommend avoiding purchasing a vehicle ticket before contacting your car rental company.
Alternative ways to reach Serifos
Serifos does not have an airport, thus you can only reach the island via ferry.
About Serifos
Famed for its stunning white houses, rugged terrain and sandy beaches, the island of Serifos is one of the prettiest destinations of the Aegean, maintaining a traditional atmosphere and gorgeous natural beauty.
You can make your way to many other islands of the Cyclades through ferry routes from Serifos. There are frequent routes to Milos and Kythnos, both sure to enthrall you with their unique landscapes and serene atmospheres. Sifnos is another great choice, famous for its scenic beauty and tasty traditional dishes. And of course, there is Santorini, the most popular Greek island and the crowning jewel of the Cyclades, with its stunning caldera, one-of-a-kind beaches, and romantic sunset.
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