Sea Speed Ferries

Sea Speed Ferries was a Greek ferry company that operated in the Aegean Sea from 2018 to 2022, providing connections between Piraeus, Milos, Santorini, and Crete. Established with the aim of offering reliable maritime transport, the company launched its services with the M/F Olympus, a conventional Ro-Pax ferry originally built in 1976. Despite early challenges, including delays and operational setbacks, Sea Speed Ferries worked to improve connectivity for both travelers and island communities.

In 2022, the company ceased operations following a controversy regarding the Kasos-Karpathos subsidized ferry line, which led to the cancellation of its planned routes. M/F Olympus was later laid up and auctioned. While Sea Speed Ferries is no longer in service, passengers looking for ferry routes in the Cyclades and Crete can explore alternative options available through other ferry operators available on our platform.