Ferry from Kos (All Ports) to Agios Kirykos, Ikaria

Here is all the information you need about the ferry route from Kos (All Ports) to Agios Kirykos, Ikaria. 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.

Agios Kirikos is the capital and the largest port on the Greek island of Ikaria. The port here offers daily ferry routes between Ikaria and Piraeus, Samos, and many other destinations. It is located approximately 64.17 miles away from Kos (All Ports).
Getting back and forth from Kos (All Ports) to Agios Kirykos, Ikaria is easy as ferries can be found all year round from 2 of the ports of Kos (All Ports).

There are ferry companies operating from Kardamena, Kos to Agios Kirykos, Ikaria.
Kardamena (or Kardamaina) is a resort town on the Greek island of Kos. Located in the Dodecanese archipelago, it’s known for having long, sandy beaches.
In addition, you can book a ferry from Kos (Main Port) to Agios Kirykos, Ikaria. KOS_destination

During high season (June – September) there are 4 scheduled ferry crossings between Kardamena, Kos and Agios Kirykos, Ikaria per week. During low season (October – May) however, there are 2 ferry crossing per week. So, keep this in mind when planning your trip!

The route Kos (Main Port) to Agios Kirykos, Ikaria is operated by 2 companies Dodekanisos Seaways and Blue Star Ferries. This route is operated all year round and the ticket prices range between 31.00 and 38.00 euros. Tickets for this route are available for passengers as well as vehicles, such as cars and motor bikes.
The trip duration from Kos (Main Port) to Agios Kirykos, Ikaria is between 3h 20m – 5h 35m. With Dodekanisos Seaways which is the fastest ferry company on this route you can arrive in 3h 20m.
On this route, there is no ferry company offering direct trips currently all trips are with stops at other islands.
During high season (June – September) there are 4 scheduled ferry crossings between Kos (Main Port) and Agios Kirykos, Ikaria per week. During low season (October – May) however, there are 2 ferry crossing per week. So, keep this in mind when planning your trip!