Compare Piraeus to Agistri ferry tickets, current sailing information, vessel choices and practical travel guidance for your journey.
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Piraeus–Agistri is a short Saronic Gulf crossing aimed at travellers who want a quieter island break without a long journey from Athens. Hellenic Seaways currently lists daily itineraries and a journey of about 55 minutes from Piraeus. The company directs Saronic departures to Gate E8, although the ticket remains the final source for the gate, vessel and exact sailing time on your chosen date.
Current Hellenic Seaways high-speed services are passenger-focused rather than overnight ferries, so there is no need to plan around cabins. AERO catamarans provide aircraft-style seating and onboard café facilities. If a vehicle is essential, check the live booking result rather than assuming it can travel on the selected high-speed sailing, because the AERO passenger catamarans themselves have no vehicle deck.
Agistri is compact, green and well suited to a short break. The island has more than one ferry landing point, so confirm the port name shown on your ticket before arranging accommodation or a transfer. Local transport, taxis and seasonal services make it possible to reach beaches and settlements around the island, while nearby Aegina is an easy addition to a two-island Saronic itinerary.
For Piraeus to Agistri, the advertised crossing time is only one part of the journey. Allow for port access, check-in, boarding and disembarkation when deciding which departure best fits the day.
Look beyond the headline fare when comparing Piraeus to Agistri. Departure time, ticket flexibility and the transfer after arrival can make a different sailing more convenient overall.
Travelling the other way? Read the Agistri to Piraeus ferry guide.
Hellenic Seaways is featured below for the Piraeus–Myli service, while current 2026 timetables also show Aegean Flying Dolphins, Saronic Ferries and Magic Sea Ferries to Agistri. Check the booked arrival port because Agistri services can use Myli or Skala.
Hellenic Seaways
Crossing time: 55 minutes on the current Hellenic route page
Hellenic Seaways provides daily Piraeus–Agistri itineraries in its current destination information. The route is part of the short-distance Saronic high-speed network, with departure details shown when booking.
Check the current ticket for the correct gate, terminal instructions and operator check-in deadline before travelling.
Piraeus is Greece’s largest ferry hub. For this route, current Hellenic Seaways guidance points to Gate E8; always use the final gate and boarding instructions shown on your ticket.
Agistri is a small Saronic island with more than one ferry landing point. Check the exact arrival port on your ticket before arranging accommodation, taxis or island transfers.
The Piraeus–Agistri journey is primarily a high-speed passenger crossing. Compare the actual vessel, reserved seating, café facilities and boarding instructions shown for your departure.
High-speed Saronic services are centred on reserved aircraft-style seats rather than cabins, which keeps the short crossing simple.
AERO catamarans list a café/bar among their onboard services, suitable for drinks and light refreshments during the crossing.
The AERO passenger catamarans do not have a vehicle deck. If you need a car, only select a sailing that explicitly offers vehicle carriage.
Pet travel is subject to the operator’s current rules and the facilities on the selected vessel. Declare the pet correctly when booking.
The assigned vessel can change. Treat the live booking result and current operator information as definitive for facilities, accessibility, vehicle carriage and pet arrangements.
These are domestic Greek passenger ferry journeys, but accurate passenger details and accepted identification still matter. High-speed travellers should check the exact Piraeus gate, carry the required identification and arrive in time to complete boarding before the vessel closes for departure.
Use the same passenger name as your accepted identification and keep the document ready with the e-ticket.
The featured Hellenic high-speed service is passenger-only. If a vehicle is essential, choose only a live result that explicitly accepts it.
Short crossings still require punctual boarding. Confirm the gate and operator deadline before travelling to Piraeus.
The island is small enough for a relaxed stay built around beaches, pine-covered scenery and compact settlements rather than long road journeys.
Nearby Aegina is the obvious ferry add-on, while travellers returning to Piraeus can reconnect with the wider Cyclades and Greek island network.
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Fast services are currently about 50–55 minutes. Conventional services can take longer, and the exact duration depends on whether the sailing uses Myli or Skala and on the operator.
Hellenic Seaways is the featured direct operator on FerryEU for this route. The live search may show additional operators or alternative vessel types where available.
The Hellenic Seaways AERO passenger catamarans do not carry vehicles. If you need to take a car, use the live booking results to look for a vehicle-capable alternative where one is offered for the route.
Yes. The Hellenic Seaways high-speed service is designed for foot passengers, with reserved passenger seating rather than a vehicle deck.
No cabin is normally needed on this Hellenic high-speed service. AERO catamarans use aircraft-style passenger seating; always check the actual vessel shown for the departure.
Pet travel is subject to the operator’s current rules and the facilities on the selected vessel. Add the pet correctly when booking and check current documentation requirements.
Follow the check-in instructions on your confirmation. Hellenic Seaways currently directs this Saronic/Argolid service to Piraeus Gate E8, but recheck the ticket before travel.
Yes. Hellenic Seaways currently lists daily itineraries, but exact departure times, intermediate calls and vessels can change through the year.
Compare current sailings, passenger fares and onboard options, then choose the crossing that works best for your journey.
55 minutes
Multiple daily
options
Fast
passenger service
Piraeus Gate
E8
