Ferry from Glossa (Skopelos) to Alonissos

Glossa to Alonissos is a short eastward hop across the Sporades, half an hour on the fast craft and up to about an hour on the conventional boats that call at Skopelos Town on the way. Seajets and Aegean Flying Dolphins share the route, using Eagle Jet 2, Erato and the Speedrunner Jets. Sailings leave from Loutraki, the harbour below the village of Glossa.

Alonissos is the quietest of the main Sporades, green, hilly and shaped by its position inside the Alonissos Marine Park, the protected area set up for the Mediterranean monk seal. Ferries arrive at Patitiri, a compact harbour town, with the restored old village, Palia Alonissos, on the ridge above. Walking routes, diving and day boats to the uninhabited islets of Kyra Panagia, Peristera and Skantzoura are the main draws.

The link runs several times a day in season, which makes it easy to use either way in a single day. Current departures, vessels and fares are shown in the table below, starting around €21. Most sailings continue on to or from Skiathos, so this leg is often part of a longer chain rather than a standalone service.

Weekly Glossa to Alonissos 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 Glossa.

Glossa to Alonissos Ferry Fares

Hiring a car

Can you rent a car on Alonissos?

Yes, several agencies operate in and around Patitiri, the small port town where ferries dock. A car is handy for reaching the Old Town, Chora, about 3.5km uphill, and the beaches scattered along the east coast, though scooters and taxis cover the same ground on this compact island. Book ahead in August when local supply is limited. Compare prices at Discover Cars.

Can you rent a car at Glossa on Skopelos?

Yes, small local agencies operate right at Loutraki, Glossa's port, some barely 100 metres from the pier. Many online booking platforms, though, list pickup at Skopelos Town instead, about 28km and a 40-45 minute drive away, so check the exact pickup point before booking. If you're staying near Glossa, a local agency at the port is simplest; otherwise compare options at Discover Cars.

Next 14 days

Every scheduled departure from Glossa to Alonissos between 13 November 2026 and 26 November 2026.

Frequently Asked Questions

Tips for the Glossa to Alonissos ferry

• If your sailing is cancelled, do not simply wait at the port indefinitely – go to the operator's office, confirm the next available sailing, and plan your overnight if needed.
• Children under a certain age travel free on most Greek ferry lines; the exact age threshold varies by operator, so check the terms when booking.
• In Alonissos, the quietest and most remote of the Sporades, you'll find lush forested hills, secluded beaches, and a wonderful sense of calm. The island is a gateway to the National Marine Park of Alonissos, one of Greece's most important protected areas.

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