Ferry from Athens (All Ports) to Myli, Agistri

Here is all the information you need about the ferry route from Athens (All Ports) to Myli, Agistri. On this page you can find details about the various ports and destinations, the ferry companies offering trips, as well as ferry ticket prices and travel times.

Agistri-Myloi (or Megalochori), is one of two natural ports on Agistri island in Greece. It is connected directly by ferry service to Aegina and Methana, as well as the port of Piraeus in Athens. It is located approximately 24.47 miles away from Athens (All Ports).
Getting back and forth from Athens (All Ports) to Myli, Agistri is easy as ferries can be found all year round from 1 of the ports of Athens (All Ports).
There are ferry companies operating from Piraeus to Myli, Agistri.
Piraeus is the main port of Athens and is easily accessible from downtown via taxi or metro. If you are heading to the port by car, it will take about 30 minutes from the city center. If you are going to the port from the Athens International Airport, hop in a taxi and you will arrive in about one hour. Alternatively, take the metro or bus if you have the extra time to spare. During the summer months, traffic around the port of Piraeus is usually hectic and busy. Keep in mind that you need to arrive at the port about one hour before your ferry’s scheduled departure time.

The route Piraeus to Myli, Agistri is operated by 2 ferry companies Blue Star Ferries and Aegean Flying Dolphins. This route is operated all year round and the ticket prices range between 18.50 and 19.50 euros.
The trip duration from Piraeus to Myli, Agistri is between 55m – 55m. With Aegean Flying Dolphins which is the fastest ferry company on this route you can arrive in 55m.
On this route, you can find both direct trips and those with stops at other islands. Typically, these stops will be Aegina Town, Aegina. Blue Star Ferries is currently offering a direct trip to Myli, Agistri.
During high season (June – September) there are 75 scheduled ferry crossings between Piraeus and Myli, Agistri per week. During low season (October – May) however, there are 29 ferry crossing per week. So, keep this in mind when planning your trip!