If you’re wondering "Does Mykonos have an airport?", yes it does! And you can easily reach Mykonos by ferry from Athens or a nearby island.
By air: Mykonos has regular direct flights to Athens year-round (40 minutes) and direct international flights during the summer months.
By ferry: There are regular ferries from Piraeus and Rafina (a short drive from Athens) and many other Greek islands, including Santorini, Ios, Milos, Syros, Sifnos, Paros, Naxos, Tinos and Crete. High-speed ferries can reach Mykonos from Piraeus in 2.5 hours, while conventional ferries take 5-6 hours. Ferries from Piraeus arrive at the New Port (Tourlos). Boats for Delos leave from the Old Port, which is closer to Mykonos town (Hora).
⛴ Ferry Schedules to Mykonos
Mykonos, a renowned Cycladic island, is connected to mainland Greece via Piraeus and Rafina ports.
From Piraeus:
- High-speed ferry: ~2 hr 40 min to ~3 hr 30 min to Mykonos Port
- Conventional ferry: ~4 hr 30 min to ~5 hr 50 min to Mykonos Port
From Rafina (seasonal, summer months only):
- High-speed ferry: ~2 hr 20 min to ~2 hr 40 min to Mykonos Port
- Conventional ferry: ~4 hr 20 min to ~4 hr 40 min to Mykonos Port
Ferries usually offer vehicle decks, numbered seats, and basic onboard services.
Luggage is typically included in the ticket, with storage spaces available on board.
In summer, you can also find direct ferry routes between Mykonos and nearby islands like Paros, Naxos, and Santorini.