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Achaeos

Double-ended car ferry with garage decks that load and unload from the bow, used on the short Aegina/Agistri hop · operated by Saronic Ferries

Passengers1,000
Vehicles140 cars
Service speed16.5 kn

A modern, double-ended workhorse on the Piraeus–Aegina–Agistri run, with a bright wraparound-window lounge that makes the short crossing feel less like a commute.

On board the Achaeos

  • Bar
  • À la carte restaurantnot on board
  • Snack bar / café
  • Outside deck
  • Liftnot on board
  • Pets allowed
  • Pet cabinsnot on board

Where you can sit

  • Deck seatsShaded open seating on the upper deck, unreserved
  • LoungeAir-conditioned lounge with 360-degree windows on all four sides

Where is the Achaeos now?

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Positions by AIS from the University of the Aegean’s Aegean network. Coastline © OpenStreetMap contributors. Live positions are indicative and are not a navigational aid.

Specifications

Built2006
BuilderDimitrios Koutalis Shipyard, Greece
Built inGreece
Length87.7 m
Beam16 m
Draught3.5 m
Gross tonnage4,307
Service speed16.5 knots

Where the Achaeos sails

Scheduled crossings over the next 14 days, busiest first.

Usually works Piraeus–Aegina–Agistri.

  • Loads and unloads from the bow on both garage levels, so boarding is quick even when the ship is busy with day-trippers.
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Frequently asked questions

What is the Achaeos like?

A modern, double-ended workhorse on the Piraeus–Aegina–Agistri run, with a bright wraparound-window lounge that makes the short crossing feel less like a commute. She is a conventional ferry built in 2006.

Who operates the Achaeos?

The Achaeos is operated by Saronic Ferries.

Does the Achaeos carry cars?

Yes. The Achaeos is a vehicle ferry and carries up to 140 cars as well as foot passengers.

How fast is the Achaeos?

She works at a service speed of 16.5 knots.

Which routes does the Achaeos sail?

Over the next 14 days the Achaeos is scheduled on Piraeus to Aegina, Aegina to Piraeus, Agistri to Piraeus and Aegina to Agistri, among 6 crossings in all.

Vessel details as published by the operators and cross-checked against maritime registers. Schedules from the current timetable. Updated 25 August 2026.