The route

Dreaming of a holiday Greece? Get on a ferry from Santorini to Milos with our Cyclades Islands ferry search system. This web portal gives you all the information you need on the sea crossings to Milos from Santoriniprices, durations and timings.

The sea crossing between Santorini and Milos is operated by Seajets and Zante Ferries which jointly provide 21 weekly sailings with travel times that range between 1 hour 45 minutes and 7 hours 25 minutes and typically afternoon departures. Some of the sailing companies operating this crossing have hydrofoils available, which speed up your journey if you are a foot passenger, but if you want to travel with your vehicle, it is also possible find ferries suitable for transporting vehicles. All travel options provide at least toilets and bar service, the longer routes also have self-service restaurants, shops and various cabin options.

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Ferry Operators

• SEAJETS

  21 weekly sailings

  Duration: 1 hour 45 minutes

• ZANTE FERRIES

  2 weekly sailings

  Duration: 5 hours 35 minutes

THIRA (SANTORINI) MILOS offers

SEAJETS

Port of Thira (Santorini)

The main port on Santorini is Athinios and it has only one passenger terminal. The port connects the island with Piraeus and other Greek islands. The port is about 19 km from Oia, 9 km from Fira and about 9 km from Akrotiri. The port area of ​​Athinios is a bit isolated because it is located at the foot of a cliff on the coast, however there are bars and cafés. The port is well served by bus lines that lead to various locations on the island in case you do not want to take the taxi or don't have a car. Santorini Airport is about 8km from Athinios port and can be reached by bus. The line... [More information]

Address: Órmos Athiniós, Greece

Directions: Google Map @ Thira (Santorini), port

Guide of Milos

Milos is a beautiful island of volcanic origin and is recognizable from the sea because of the lava rock formations and its black beaches. Thanks to its horseshoe shape the island has the largest bay in the area and Milos has always been famous for its natural beauty. It is famous for the beautiful colours on display at sunset ranging from golden to red to brown, creating a striking contrast with the blue sea. History  The island became famous when in the early nineteenth century a farmer who was ploughing his field found a statue without arms and in two pieces, it was later named 'The Ve... [More information]