Ferry from Mylos (Agistri) to Aegina

This is about as short as scheduled ferry travel gets in Greece, roughly ten minutes from Mylos on Agistri across to Aegina. Hellenic Seaways run it with the Aero 2 and Aero 3 high-speed catamarans, as the Agistri leg of their Piraeus service. You barely get settled before it is time to get off again.

Aegina Town is the island's main harbour, with a neoclassical waterfront and the single standing column of the Temple of Apollo at Kolona right beside the port. It is a proper working town, busy with day-trippers in summer but lived-in year round, and known for its pistachios and its fish tavernas. The Temple of Aphaia, inland to the east, is the island's main sight.

Boats run several times a day throughout the year, so the hop can be treated as casual rather than planned. Current departures and fares are in the table below. Aegina is also the interchange point for onward Saronic sailings to Methana, Poros and beyond.

Weekly Mylos to Aegina 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 Mylos.

Mylos to Aegina 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 Mylos to Aegina between 13 November 2026 and 26 November 2026.

Frequently Asked Questions

Tips for the Mylos to Aegina ferry

• If you are island-hopping across multiple islands, pack light – you will be lifting your bag on and off ferries, into overhead racks, and up and down steps repeatedly.
• The meltemi blows from the north-north-west; routes that run east–west are more exposed than those running north–south along a chain of islands.
• Once you arrive in Aegina, you'll find a charming Saronic island just an hour's ferry ride from Athens, best explored by bike or on foot. The island is known for its pistachio groves, the ancient Temple of Aphaia, and the picturesque harbour town.

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