Checked offer from Syros to Mykonos: Ferry, about 1h 20min, from €18. Main companies selling this route on 12Go (checked on November 4, 2026): Blue Star Ferries; main departure point: Syros 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 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Blue Star Ferries | Ferry | Syros Port | €18 | 2 |
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Practical tips
In July and August, popular Cyclades sailings can sell out, especially on days with fewer departures. Book your ticket online as soon as your dates are fixed, and you will avoid being stuck without a seat.
This crossing runs between two islands, so you do not need Piraeus, Rafina or Lavrio. If you are coming from Athens, check which port your earlier ferry uses so you arrive at Syros ready to connect.
Winds can delay or cancel sailings in the Cyclades. If you have a flight or a fixed hotel booking after Mykonos, do not plan the crossing on the same day. Arrive a day early to stay safe.
Island links change with the season and some run only on certain days of the week. Always confirm the sailing on your travel date before building the rest of your itinerary around it.
Ermoupoli port is compact, but boarding can be busy in high season. Aim to be there well before departure with your ticket ready on your phone, and keep your luggage easy to carry on board.
The journey experience
Syros to Mykonos is one of the simplest hops in the Cyclades, and the quick answer is the ferry. Both islands sit on the central island-hopping chain, so you can book this crossing without worrying about trains, coaches or flights. Everything you need to compare, from duration to price range, is shown in the table on this page.
The crossing is made by sea, either on a conventional ferry or a faster vessel depending on the day and season. You board at Ermoupoli, the capital of Syros, a handsome neoclassical port town, and arrive at Mykonos port close to the main town. Conventional ferries offer open decks, indoor lounges and space for luggage, which suits independent travellers carrying backpacks or suitcases. Several companies can serve Cyclades routes, so the times and comfort level can differ from one sailing to another.
Your best move is to check the timetable for your exact date, because Cycladic schedules change with the season and some links run only on certain days. Book online ahead of time, especially in summer when popular sailings fill up. Keep some flexibility in your plans in case strong winds delay or cancel a departure, and avoid scheduling a tight onward flight or ferry the same day. With a confirmed ticket and a little buffer, this is an easy and reassuring leg.
Frequently asked questions — Syros → Mykonos
Ferry tickets for Syros to Mykonos start from €18, and the typical fare goes up to about €19. Prices can vary by company, date and season, so book early for the best choice. The exact fare for your day is shown on this page when you check availability.
The crossing takes roughly 1 hour 20 minutes to 1 hour 35 minutes, depending on the vessel and the sailing. It is a short hop by Cyclades standards. Allow extra time at the port for boarding, and check your specific departure for the exact schedule.
The ferry is the transport option to use for this route. It links the two island ports directly by sea, with space for luggage and open decks or indoor seating. It is simple to book online, and it avoids the need for any transfer between airports or stations.
Ferries leave from the main port of Syros at Ermoupoli, the island's capital. It is where passenger ferries dock, close to the town centre and its cafés and shops. Check your ticket on the day, as the boarding quay can be indicated shortly before departure.
Yes, you can book this ferry online and receive your confirmation straight away. Booking ahead is especially wise in summer, when popular sailings fill up. Keep your e-ticket on your phone and arrive at the port early so boarding goes smoothly.
Why visit Mykonos?
- ✓ Wander the whitewashed alleys of Mykonos Town (Chora) and get lost between boutiques, chapels and bougainvillea-draped houses
- ✓ Watch the sunset from Little Venice, with waves crashing beside the seaside bars
- ✓ Photograph the iconic Kato Mili windmills and the Paraportiani church at golden hour
- ✓ Beach-hop from lively Paradise and Psarou to the more laid-back shores of Agios Sostis and Fokos
- ✓ Take a day trip by boat to the sacred island of Delos, a UNESCO-listed archaeological site
When to visit Mykonos?
MEDITERRANEAN CLIMATE, WINDY
Late May to mid-June and September — warm, sunny and calm seas, with fewer crowds and lower prices than peak summer
What to do in Mykonos?
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How long to visit Mykonos?
Three to four days is ideal for Mykonos: one day for Mykonos Town (Little Venice, windmills, Paraportiani), one or two for the beaches (Elia, Agrari, Psarou, Paradise) and a half-day for the quieter villages like Ano Mera. With only 24 to 48 hours you can see the town and one beach, but you'll feel rushed. Add a day trip to Delos by boat (about 30 minutes) and book ferries and accommodation well ahead from June to August, as prices peak and the meltemi wind can disrupt crossings.
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