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Updated: March 12, 2023
By Santorini Dave
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The Mykonos “New” ferry port (also called Tourlos) is 2 km north of Mykonos Town. The port is served by taxi and regular bus service which stop directly in front of the ferries. Tickets to Athens can be purchased at the port but I recommend passengers buy ferry tickets online.
Ferries from Mykonbos to Rafina (Athens)
The Rafina ferry port is a 2.5 to 4-hour ferry ride from Mykonos by the fastest highspeed ferries and catamarans, and 4 to 6 hours by the slower car ferries. Most ferries from Mykonos to Rafina also stop in Tinos, Andros, or Syros en route. In high season (May to October) there will be 4 to 7 ferries per day to Rafina. In low season there will always be at least one ferry per day. Typically, ferries go from Rafina to Mykonos in the morning and depart from Mykonos to Rafina in the afternoon.
• How to buy ferry tickets: Ferryhopper.com
• Best seats: I recommend Business or VIP if available (nicer seats in a more relaxed setting)
• When to book tickets: 2 to 3 months in advance (any sooner and some ferry routes might not be released yet, any later and some ferries could be sold out)Example Mykonos to Rafina Ferry Schedule
Mykonos-Rafina ferry schedule on Ferryhopper.com.
The Rafina ferry port near Athens and the Athens International Airport.
Common Ferries from Mykonos to Rafina
The SeaJets Paros Jet is the fastest ferry from Mykonos to Rafina (Athens).
The SeaJets SuperStar ferry.
The Golden Star SuperExpress ferry.
The Golden Star SuperFerry.
The Fast Ferries Andros ferry.
The Fast Ferries Ekaterini P.
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