Ferry from Aegina to Mylos (Agistri)

The run from Aegina across to Mylos on Agistri takes about ten minutes on the Hellenic Seaways high-speed catamarans, the Aero 2 and Aero 3. It forms the tail end of their Piraeus service, so the boat is usually already loaded with people who joined at Athens. These are passenger-only craft, with no vehicle deck.

Mylos, also known as Megalochori, is one of Agistri's two small ports, sitting on a pine-backed shore on a quiet, low-development island. There is very little to it beyond a handful of tavernas and rooms, and that is what draws Athenians over for weekends. Skala, the island's other and slightly larger port, is a short walk or bus ride round the coast.

Boats run several times a day all year, so there is no need to build a day around the timetable. Current departures and fares are in the table below. Conventional ferries and hydrofoils also link Aegina with Agistri if you want a cheaper ticket or a vehicle carried.

Weekly Aegina to Mylos Ferry Schedule

What each ferry company has published for the four weeks from 13 November 2026 to 10 December 2026: the days it sails and its departure times from Aegina.

Aegina to Mylos Ferry Fares

Hiring a car

Do you need a car on Aegina?

Not really. Aegina is a popular day trip from Piraeus, and frequent buses run from the port in Aegina Town to Agia Marina, Perdika and the Temple of Aphaia, though services thin out to around five a day. Aegina Town itself is easily walkable. A car, moped or bicycle, hired from offices behind the waterfront, suits those staying longer or covering the island in one day; compare rates at Discover Cars.

Next 14 days

Every scheduled departure from Aegina to Mylos between 13 November 2026 and 26 November 2026.

Frequently Asked Questions

Tips for the Aegina to Mylos ferry

• Campervans and motorhomes require a dedicated vehicle category when booking; standard car prices do not apply and spaces are limited.
• Overhead racks inside the ferry fill quickly; placing your bag early and then exploring the vessel is more practical than searching for storage after the fact.
• On very short crossings of under 30 minutes, there may be no cafeteria service – buy drinks and snacks before boarding if you need them.
• Pack a reusable water bottle in an accessible pocket – hydration is important in summer and onboard water is expensive.
• Some booking sites charge a service fee on top of the base fare; the total shown at checkout is what matters, not just the headline price.

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