Checked offer from Mykonos to Milos: Ferry, about 3h 5min, from €114. Main companies selling this route on 12Go (checked on November 4, 2026): SeaJets; main departure point: Mykonos New Port.
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Companies selling this route on 12Go
Offers listed on 12Go on November 4, 2026 for a departure on November 25, 2026. Timetables and prices change with the date: check them before booking.
| Company | Mode | Departs from | From | Offers |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SeaJets | Ferry | Mykonos New Port | €114 | 2 |
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Practical tips
In July and August, ferries between popular Cyclades islands can sell out, especially cars and cabins but also passenger seats. Book as soon as your dates are fixed, and avoid leaving this crossing to the last minute.
Some island-to-island links do not run daily, particularly outside the peak season. Confirm the exact sailing day before booking accommodation on Milos, so you are not stuck waiting for the next boat.
If you arrive on Mykonos from Athens, remember that Athens boats may leave from Piraeus, Rafina or Lavrio. For this leg, check the departure port on your ticket, and allow time to reach it.
The meltemi can delay or cancel sailings, particularly fast vessels. Never schedule this crossing on the same day as a flight or a tight onward connection, and keep a buffer day in your plan.
Boarding at Greek ports can be busy and informal, with several ships loading at once. Arrive well before departure, check the vessel name on your ticket, and ask the crew if you are unsure.
The journey experience
Getting from Mykonos to Milos is a classic Cyclades hop, and you can settle the question quickly: the ferry is the option to plan around. Both islands sit in the Aegean, but they are not on the same everyday corridor, so the table on this page is the fastest way to compare crossing time, price range and frequency before you commit.
The journey is made by conventional or high-speed ferry, depending on the day and the season. Conventional boats are roomier, with indoor lounges, open decks and a café on board, and they tend to handle rougher seas better. Faster vessels shorten the trip but can be more sensitive to the meltemi wind. Several companies may serve the Cyclades, so compare departure times rather than just the cheapest fare.
Your main risk is timing: Cyclades timetables shift with the season, and some island-to-island links run only on certain days of the week. Check the exact departure day before you fix the rest of your itinerary, confirm which port the boat leaves from, and book early in summer when seats sell out. Keep a spare day before any flight home, and choose a flexible ticket if you can. Booking online gives instant confirmation, so you can travel with your plan secured.
Frequently asked questions — Mykonos → Milos
Ferry fares for this route start from €114, and typical prices go up to €115. The exact fare depends on the company, the type of vessel, the season and how early you book. Booking ahead online usually gives the best choice of sailings and instant confirmation.
The crossing takes roughly 3 hours, with sailings running from about 3 h 05 to 3 h 40 depending on the vessel and the route followed. Allow extra time for boarding and for possible delays caused by wind, especially if you have an onward connection.
The ferry is the option listed for this route and the one to plan around. It lets you travel with luggage, move around the deck and enjoy the Aegean views. Compare sailing days and times in the table, then book online for instant confirmation.
Departures from Mykonos usually leave from one of the island's ports, and the exact one is shown on your ticket. Check it when you book, because it can depend on the vessel and the day. Arrive early to find your ship.
The ferry listed for this route is bookable as a single trip, so check your booking details to see whether your sailing is direct or includes a stop. Always confirm the schedule and any change of vessel before you pay.
Why visit Milos?
- ✓ Swim and kayak around the lunar white volcanic cliffs and sea caves of Sarakiniko beach
- ✓ Take a boat tour of Kleftiko's pirate hideouts, arches and turquoise lagoons
- ✓ Explore the fishing hamlets of Klima and Mandrakia with their colorful syrmata boathouses
- ✓ Wander the Plaka hilltop village and watch the sunset from the Venetian Kastro
- ✓ Descend into the Catacombs of Milos and visit the Roman theatre and ancient Venus de Milo discovery site
When to visit Milos?
MEDITERRANEAN CLIMATE
June to September — hot, dry and sunny weather with calm seas, ideal for beaches and boat trips
What to do in Milos?
Local experiences, must-see sights and activities selected for you
How long to visit Milos?
Plan 3 to 5 days to see Milos properly. With 3 days, cover Plaka, Klima, Sarakiniko and a boat tour to Kleftiko. With 5 days, add Firiplaka, Tsigrado, Paliochori, the mining area at Thiorichia and a day trip to Polyaigos. Rent a car or ATV for the whole stay, as buses are limited, and book boat tours and accommodation well ahead for July and August.
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