Ferry operators compared
ANEN vs SeaJets
An objective, data-based look at ANEN and SeaJets — their route networks, fleets and the crossings they both serve.
Greece
- Routes
- 3
- Base
- Kissamos, Chania, Crete, Greece
Onboard
- Routes
- 31
- Base
- Piraeus, Greece
Onboard
Routes they both serve
On these crossings you can choose between ANEN and SeaJets.
Which should you choose?
Based on the data we track, SeaJets has the wider route network, and they compete head-to-head on 3 crossings such as Antikythera → Kythera and Kissamos → Antikythera. ANEN lists ro-pax ferry (former), kythira & peloponnese routes that SeaJets doesn't; SeaJets lists onboard wifi, air-conditioned cabins, reserved seating that ANEN doesn't.On any route they both run, the practical choice comes down to the departure time that fits your plans, the crossing duration and the onboard facilities you need — open the route page to see both operators' sailings side by side, and confirm fares and times before booking.
Frequently asked questions
Do ANEN and SeaJets run the same routes?
Yes — they both operate 3 of the same crossings, so on those routes you can choose between them by departure time and onboard experience.
Which operator has more routes, ANEN or SeaJets?
ANEN serves 3 routes and SeaJets serves 31 routes across the network we track.
How do I choose between ANEN and SeaJets?
On a shared crossing the choice usually comes down to the departure time that suits you, crossing duration and onboard facilities. Compare both on the specific route page and confirm details with the operator before booking.