Ferry from Athens (port of Piraeus) to Kythira

Some indicative passenger categories that are entitled to reduced fares for the Piraeus - Kythira ferry are:

• Students
• Toddlers and children
• Large families
• Island residents
• People with disabilities and accompanying persons

Cabins & accommodation

Given the duration of the trip, there are cabins on Piraeus - Kythira ferries, so you can arrive well-rested and enjoy your holidays to the max.

Luggage

Greek ferry companies, such as Seajets, are normally rather flexible with their luggage allowance policy. In any case, make sure to carry less than 50 kg of luggage with you, and bear in mind that you are responsible for carrying them on board.

Pets on board

Pets are more than welcome on ferries to Kythira from Piraeus. Make sure to include them in your booking and bring along any documents, certificates and supplies necessary for a pleasant ferry ride to Kythira.

For more details, take a look at our guide on ferry travel with a pet in Greece.

Here are some of our top travel tips for your ferry trip to Kythira from Piraeus:

• Piraeus is the busiest port in Greece, especially during the summer months. Make sure to get there well in advance (about 1.5 hr before departure).
• Check out our Kythira travel guide and make the most of your holidays in the stunning Greek island!
• For an island-hopping adventure, check out the Kythira - Antikythira ferry route! You can also consult our interactive Map of ferries to better visualize your trip.

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

You can catch the ferry to Santorini from the port of Piraeus in Athens. The port of Piraeus 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 bus, metro and suburban railway.

Tip: to better track the location of your ferry, you can download the Ferryhopper App for free!