Mykonos to Chios Ferry

The crossing typically takes around 6 hours. On sailings that call at intermediate islands such as Ikaria, Fourni or Samos, the total journey can approach or exceed 8 hours.

It is infrequent, with only a few departures per week. Mykonos to Chios is one leg of a long Blue Star Ferries line, so it does not run daily; frequency is a little higher in summer.

Blue Star Ferries operates it with a large conventional car ferry such as the Blue Star Myconos, as part of its North Aegean line running from Piraeus toward Lesvos and Limnos.

No. This is a conventional slow car ferry, not a high-speed catamaran. It offers cabins, seating lounges, bars, shops and a self-service restaurant, and carries vehicles.

Yes. The Blue Star vessel is a full car ferry that carries cars, motorbikes and freight in addition to foot passengers, subject to availability.

The North Aegean line operates broadly year-round, with more departures added in summer. However, the specific Mykonos to Chios connection stays infrequent, so confirm the current timetable before travelling.

Fares start from around €17. Prices vary by operator, season, cabin and whether you take a vehicle.

Most ferry operators allow pets on this route, usually in a carrier, on deck or in designated pet areas or cabins, and registered assistance dogs travel free. Rules and any fees vary by operator and vessel — check with Hellenic Seaways, so declare your pet when booking.

Foot passengers can normally bring their own luggage aboard at no extra charge, with racks or a luggage area near the entrance, and there is usually no airline-style weight limit. Oversized or excess items may carry a fee, so check with the operator if you are travelling with bulky baggage.

The timetable on this page shows the latest published sailings for this route. Always confirm with the operator before travelling, as schedules change seasonally.