Ferry from Athens (Piraeus) to Agistri

Traveling from Athens (Piraeus) to Agistri is easy and comfortable, and you can take advantage of lower-cost ferry tickets thanks to the available discounts. The ferry companies offer discounts of up to 50% to the following passenger categories:

• Children from 5 to 12 years old
• Permanent residents of islands (holders of Unique Islander Number)
• Students of Greek Public Universities
• ISIC card holders
• People with disabilities and their accompanying persons

Note: infants and children up to 4 years travel for free. However, keep in mind that available discounts may vary depending on the company you've chosen for your Athens - Agistri ferry ride.

Piraeus - Skala

Piraeus - Myli

The Athens (Piraeus) - Agistri ferry route is served by both high-speed and conventional vessels. On board the ferries, you can find modern amenities, such as air-conditioned lounges, snack bars, and pet facilities. Most ferries also have a Wi-Fi hotspot to stay connected during your trip.

Accessibility

The ferries serving the Athens - Agistri route are generally accessible to travellers with disabilities, featuring ramps and elevators, accessible seating areas and adapted amenities.
Boarding assistance is typically available upon request and prior notification to the ferry company before your journey.
Note: accessibility features vary from vessel to vessel, so it is recommended to contact the ferry company at the time of booking for further details.

Cabins and accommodation

Due to the short journey duration from the port of Piraeus to Agistri, there is no cabin option. For a more comfortable crossing, we recommend that you book a numbered seat.

Luggage

The ferry companies are usually quite flexible regarding luggage and typically the ferries have a designated luggage area where you can store your bags and suitcases. Each ferry company has its own baggage allowance policy:

• On Aegean Flying Dolphins catamarans you are allowed up to 20 kg of luggage
• Hellenic Seaways allow you to bring up luggage weighing up to 50 kg
• Saronic allows you up to 40 kg of luggage

Traveling with pets

You can travel with your pet to Agistri at no extra cost, however it must either be kept in a carrier or on a leash for the duration of the journey.

Make sure to carry all necessary pet health certificates, travel documents and any supplies you may need for your trip. 

Where do pets stay?

When traveling from Athens to Agistri, your pet can either stay with you or in the onboard kennels, depending on the ferry and company.

Here are some useful tips for your ferry trip from Athens (Piraeus) to Agistri:

• As the port of Piraeus gets quite busy in summer, it is highly recommended that you arrive at least 1-1.5 hr before boarding to avoid delays.
• Agistri is a popular destination for weekend breaks from Athens, so it is best to book your accommodation and ferry tickets well in advance, especially if you plan to travel with a vehicle.
• The air-conditioned lounges in Greek ferries can get chilly, even during the summer, so it's a good idea to bring along a light jacket or sweater for a more comfortable journey.
• Agistri is connected by ferry to more islands in the Saronic Gulf, such as Aegina. Have a look at our Map of ferries to plan your island-hopping adventure!

Where to take the ferry from Athens (Piraeus) to Agistri

You can get from Athens to Agistri by ferry from the port of Piraeus. It is located approximately 15 km south of the city center of Athens and 45 km from Athens International Airport Eleftherios Venizelos.

You can get to the port of Piraeus by car, taxi, as well as public transport, including metro, bus, and suburban railway.

Which gate do ferries to Agistri depart from?

Ferries from Athens (Piraeus) to Agistri usually depart from Gate E8, which is about a 5 min walk from the station. However, as the departure gate might change, we recommend checking your booking details and the electronic displays at the port for more information.

Where does the ferry arrive in Agistri?

There are 2 ports in Agistri serving crossings to the mainland and nearby islands: the port of Megalochori (or Myli) in the northwest and the port of Skala in the northeast. Skala is larger and more developed, while Myli is smaller and mainly serves high-speed ferries.

The distance between the ports of Agistri is 2 km (25-min walk).