Ferry to Antikythera

Little Port With Colorful Fishing Boats And Turquoise Sea Waters In Potamos Village In Antikythera

An easy guide for how to get to Antikythera by Ferry, schedules and prices for the Ferry to/from Antikythera and recommendations for public transportation services. Explore the website and find all necessary details for the Ferry to Antikythera; Port description, destinations and Routes with schedules and prices, accommodation options with real time availability and helpful tips for transfer opportunities in Antikythera!

Antikythera by ferry

In the following lines, we have prepared a small user guide that will help passengers to travel to Antikythera as easily and pleasantly as possible.
Find useful information on how to get to Antikythera by ferry, local public transportation options to reach your overnight hotel, port addresses and embarkation offices, ferry schedules and prices, and real-time departures and arrivals.

Antikythera by ferry is the best option you have and it can be a very nice and exciting experience and especially if you are doing some island-hopping too. Greek islanders are seasoned ferry experts and they prefer to travel by ferry because of the convenience and flexibility it affords!

There is a choice of Regular Ferries that are running frequently with stops along the way. Cars are allowed on most ferries, for an additional fee and children usually travel for half price!

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Notice: Each year and depending on the period, there may be more or fewer connections to Antikythera. The biggest shipping companies (ferry operators) announce the new ferry schedules by the end of March and the rest of them by April-June each year!

Schedules & prices for Antikythera

With the developed "Easy-Way" system of go-ferry.com, you can make the most reliable and flexible online booking of your ferry ticket!
We will connect you to the booking systems of most ferry operators and will show you:

  • Direct itineraries with schedules to Antikythera
  • Alternative routes to Antikythera
  • Ferry prices
  • Prices for Adults, children, and babies
  • Prices for all vehicle sizes
  • Trailer prices
  • Ticket offers*
  • Early booking discount*

With all these options we offer, you can be sure that you will find the best deal for the ferry ticket to Antikythera at a price that will suit your budget.

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Antikythera ferry tickets

Arrange your ferry ticket in advance.

If your final destination is Antikythera do not neglect to book your ferry tickets early enough to avoid last-minute surprises! We are sure that you do not want to ruin your vacation or change your destination because you will not find an itinerary available. How could you feel to be at the departure port and not be able to board the ferry to Antikythera because it is fully booked?

On this page page, we will mention some reasons that make it necessary to book your ferry tickets to your destination in advance!

Accommodation on the ferry to Antikythera

Book your ideal accommodation on the ferry to Antikythera and arrive fresh and rested to your destination! Comfortable armchairs, business class comfort seats, outside and inside cabins or economy deck chairs. There is a range of accommodation options to choose for a day or night ride to or from Antikythera port.

About Antikythera

With hardly 45 permanent residents and a land mass of 17.5 sq. km., the islet of Antikythera (or, differently, Tsirigoto) is found between the islands of Kythera and Crete. Its inhabitants are in fishing, cattle-breeding, apiculture and vine-growing. The history of the island is faded away in the Prehistoric years. Its first inhabitants are thought to be the Dolopes, which were followed by the Dryopes and the Cretans. The Roman conquerors sent here their unwanted and unsubdued subjects, while later the island became a lair of pirates. At the beginning of the 20th century two bronze objects of great archaeological value were recovered from the sea of Antikythera: the famous Adolescent of Antikythera (340 B.C.) and the mechanism for astronomical and calendar calculations (around 80 B.C.), that are displayed in the National Archaeological Museum. Being an ideal destination for quiet vacations, the island is characterized by a rare wild beauty, with low hills, rich flora and fauna, picturesque country chapels, caves and a lot of paths, which give a unique occasion for walks and excursions on foot. The islet of Antikythera has a distance of 17 naval miles from the cape Kapello, in the southern utmost of Kythera. There is a coastal line from Piraeus port, Gythio, Neapoli (prefecture of Laconia), Kythera and the Kasteli Kissamos (Prefecture of Chania-Crete).

What to see in Antikythera

  • Potamos or “Lious”, according to the locals, the main settlement and port of the island.
  • The ruins of Ancient Aegila, in Kastro.
  • The church of Saint Myronas, patron of the island, in Galaniana.
  • The Lighthouse of 1923, in the cape Apolytares.
  • The churches of St Dionysios, St Nikolaos, St Constantine, St George and Prophet Elias.
  • The photovoltaic power units, which are useful for the electrification and the telecommunications of the island.
  • The top of the mountain Plagara (378m), in order to admire the wonderful view.

*Useful Phone Numbers

Community: 27360-33.004, 31.930
Police: 27360-33.767

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