Ferries Milos Karpathos

Ferries to Milos

If you dream of discovering a Greek island rich in breathtaking landscapes, golden sandy beaches, and crystal-clear waters, then Milos is the perfect destination for you. This charming island is part of the Cyclades islands and is famous for its unique volcanic scenery, picturesque villages, and wonderful hidden coves.

If you're planning a vacation on this island, book your ferries to Milos tickets on Ferriesonline.com. With our online price comparison service, you can compare offers from the best ferry companies and easily book your low-cost tickets. Simply select the route, choose the departure date, and book online at the best price in just a few simple steps.

The main ferry route to reach the island of Milos departs from Piraeus, the port of Athens. This connection offers a direct link to the island, making Milos easily accessible for both tourists and travelers coming from the Greek capital. Crossing times may vary depending on the company and weather conditions, but generally range from 3 to 5 hours.

Ticket prices for the ferry from Piraeus to Milos depend on the company, season, and type of cabin chosen. On average, for an adult passenger, costs can range from 40 to 70 euros for a one-way trip. For a family of 4 (2 adults and 2 children) with a car on board, total costs can range from 200 to 400 euros for a one-way trip, depending on the size of the vehicle and cabin options.

Ferry companies serving the route to Milos, such as Minoan Lines - Greece and Superfast Anek, offer a wide range of onboard services including restaurants, bars, relaxation areas, and much more, ensuring a comfortable and enjoyable journey for all passengers.

Explore the enchanting Cyclades Island off the Greek coast by booking your ferry trip to Milos and immerse yourself in its timeless beauty. Be sure to book in advance to get the best rates and secure your spot on board. Happy travels!

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Information about Karpathos.
Karpahtos is an island of the Aegean geographically belonging to the Dodecanese.
Scarpanto, along with the southernmost island of Caso, is located on the sea route that connects Rhodes to Crete. The two islands mark the southeastern limit of the Aegean Sea. Scarpanto has a slender and elongated shape and is crossed by a mountain range whose highest point is the top of Mount Lastos (1,215 meters), more generally known as Kalì Limni, the highest elevation of the Dodecanese. In its northern part a very short arm of the sea separates it from the islet of Saria which belongs to it from a geographical and administrative point of view. The resident population is 6,000 inhabitants, a number that triples in the summer months.
The climate of Scarpanto is typically Mediterranean. One of its peculiarities is represented by the meltemi winds that blow impetuously in the summer, affecting above all the western coast. The climate of Scarpanto presents a high humidity and a scarcity of rainfall during the winter.