Ferry Mykonos-Tinos

Discover the best ferries from Mykonos to Tinos, travel tips, prices, and much more. Here we go!

In brief, traveling from Mykonos to Tinos is very easy!
- The two islands are connected by ferry throughout the year.
- The route is operated by both conventional and high-speed ferries.
- A standard ticket costs between '10.00' 'EUR' (10.00 euros) and '17.00' 'EUR' (17.00 euros).

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The route from Mykonos to Tinos is operated all year round.
During the high season (May to mid-September), there are 8-9 ferry connections per day, while, during the low season, there are approximately 3 daily crossings.
The first ferry departs from Tourlos, the port of Mykonos, at 07:35 and the last one at 17:45.

A high-speed ferry of the company Sea Jets

The route from Mykonos to Tinos is operated by both conventional and high-speed/catamaran vessels.

➜ Conventional vs High Speed: What ferry should you select?

The distance between the two islands is 9.2 nautical miles (10.5 miles or 17 kilometers).
The average duration of the trip is 28 minutes and does not vary significantly, whether you’re traveling with a high-speed or a conventional vessel.
The fastest ferries are the Superrunner Jet and the Champion Jet1 by Sea Jets, as well as the Superexpress by Golden Star Ferries.

A standard ticket costs between '10.00' 'EUR' (10.00 euros) and '17.00' 'EUR' (17.00 euros), depending on the company and the type of vessel, while the price of a business class/VIP ticket ranges from '16.00' 'EUR' (16.00 euros) and '39.00' 'EUR' (39.00 euros).

Some categories of passengers, including students, ISIC card holders, children under the age of 10, disabled passengers and families with more than 3 children may be eligible for ticket discounts of up to 50%. Also, most companies allow babies and toddlers to travel for free.

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Standard/economy seats are the most popular and affordable option. In conventional ferries, these seats are situated on deck or in internal lounges and they are not numbered, so your ticket does not correspond to a specific seat. Therefore, in order to get a comfortable one, you need to board the ferry as soon as possible. Bear in mind that, in this case, you will have to keep an eye on your seat for the entire duration of the journey.
Another option is the airplane seats, which are located in separate lounges. They are more comfortable than economy seats and they are the most affordable option among the numbered types of seats. For luxury travel, there are also Business/VIP seats, which are situated in a separate lounge and are more expensive.
There are only numbered seats in high-speed ferries, so a standard ticket corresponds to an airplane seat.

A large ferry moored at Mykonos Port, Tourlos

All passenger ferries depart from Tourlos Port, the new port of Mykonos, which is located just 3 km from Mykonos Town and 5 km from the airport.

Ferries bound for Tinos arrive at Tinos Port, right in the island’s main town.

Mykonos is highly popular with Greeks and foreigners alike, which may cause traffic around the port. For this reason, being there at least 1 hour before the official departure time is strongly recommended.

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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, you can take your luggage with you to the lounges or the deck (if available), but it is recommended that you leave bulky suitcases in the designated area and take only your personal belongings (wallet, keys, mobile phone, etc.) with you upstairs.

You need to purchase a vehicle ticket to take your car or motorbike with you to Tinos.
Drivers should be at the port 1 hour to 1.5 hours before the official departure time.
For safety reasons, entering the garage while the ferry is sailing is not possible.
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.

As there is no airport in Tinos, the only way to get there is by taking the ferry from Athens or other islands of the Cyclades.
Instead of flying to Mykonos, you can fly to Santorini, which also boasts an international airport receiving flights from several European countries, and proceed to Tinos by ferry from there.

A person in the traditional village of Kardiani, Tinos

Tinos is a quiet island boasting one of the most significant religious monuments in Greece: the Church of Evangelistria, which is the center of a huge traditional feast on the 15th of August when locals and visitors celebrate the Dormition of the Virgin Mary. It also boasts a number of quaint whitewashed villages and pristine beaches, where you can enjoy the sun and the sea away from large crowds.

Check out the best things to see and do there in our mini-guide for Tinos.