Ferry from Poros to Methana
30m ยท 1 operator
Poros to Methana at a glance
Ferries from Poros to Methana are scheduled 1 time over the next 14 days, roughly 0 a week. Departures in that window are at 14:15. The crossing takes 30m. The route is served by 1 operator: Saronic Ferries (SRN). There are sailings on Sunday during the next fortnight. Operators have published this timetable as far as 25 October 2026.
Operators have published this route's timetable to 25 October 2026. Sailings beyond that date have not been announced yet.
Poros to Methana Route Map
Poros to Methana is one of the shortest scheduled crossings in the Saronic, fifteen to thirty minutes across the strait depending on whether you catch a fast catamaran or a conventional ferry. Magic Sea Ferries and Saronic Ferries both work it, with the Magic 3, Apollon Hellas, Phivos and Poseidonas. The conventional boats take cars, which makes this the practical way to get a vehicle between the island and the Peloponnese side.
Methana is a volcanic peninsula attached to the Peloponnese, though the ferry links make it feel like one of the Saronic islands. It is a quiet spa town on a landscape of old craters, with thermal and mud baths and hiking on the volcanic ground above. It sees far fewer visitors than Hydra or Poros, which is much of the point.
Sailings run a couple of times a day, more in the summer months, so this is a connection you can generally make work. Live departures and fares are shown below. Methana is also a scheduled call on the Piraeus to Spetses line, so onward links along the gulf are straightforward.
Poros to Methana Ferry Fares
No published fares for this route yet.
Weekly Poros to Methana Ferry Schedule
The repeating pattern behind the dated timetable, without dates. Each row is one scheduled departure and the days it runs.
| Operator | Vessel | Days | Departs | Arrives | Duration | From | Season | Book |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Saronic Ferries (SRN) | Phivos conventional | 14:15 | 14:45 | 30m | 2026-10-11 to 2026-10-25 | Book the Phivos sailing |
Book ferry port and airport transfers here: Welcome Pickups →
Hiring a car
Do you need a car on Poros?
Not really. Poros is small, about 7 by 4 miles, and cars are banned from the tiny town centre in summer, so everyone parks near the port and walks. Scooters are cheap and cover the rest of the island easily, and small boats run constantly from the port to the beaches. Car hire does exist if you'd rather have four wheels; check current listings at Discover Cars.
Next 14 days
Every scheduled departure from Poros to Methana between 4 October 2026 and 17 October 2026.
| Date | Departs | Arrives | Duration | Vessel | Operator |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sun 2026-10-11 | 14:15 | 14:45 | 30m | Phivos | Saronic Ferries (SRN) |
Frequently Asked Questions
How often do ferries run from Poros to Methana?
Ferries from Poros to Methana are scheduled 1 time over the next 14 days, roughly 0 a week. In that fortnight there are departures on Sunday. Operators have published this route's timetable as far as 25 October 2026, and nothing beyond that date has been announced yet.
Are there ferries from Poros to Methana today?
No, there are no scheduled departures from Poros to Methana today. The next sailing in the published timetable is on 11 October 2026, at 14:15. Departures fall on Sunday.
How many ferries run from Poros to Methana this week?
No sailings from Poros to Methana are scheduled in the next seven days. The next 14 days carry 1 departure in total, listed in the timetable below.
What time is the first ferry from Poros to Methana?
Scheduled departures from Poros to Methana leave at 14:15.
How long is the ferry from Poros to Methana?
The crossing from Poros to Methana takes 30m.
Which ferry companies operate the Poros to Methana route?
The Poros to Methana route is served by Saronic Ferries (SRN). Crossings run on conventional ferries.
Tips for the Poros to Methana ferry
- The cost of short inter-island ferry tickets in the Cyclades is generally very affordable; island-hopping by short hop is one of the cheapest ways to travel in Greece.
- Drinking water at port kiosks is typically expensive; bring your own water bottle to fill before you leave your accommodation.
- Greek ferries are generally safe and well-maintained; life jacket locations are posted throughout the vessel and a safety briefing sheet is usually displayed in cabins.
Plan a journey
Search for a connection between any two Greek ports, including journeys that need a change.
