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Travel from Athens (All Ports) to Kos (All Ports) via the Piraeus and Kos (Main Port) ports, with ferries running 7 days a week, all year-round. The first ferry from the Piraeus port departs at 13:00, and the last at 23:55 from Piraeus. From June to September, there are approximately 8 crossings per week. In quieter periods, the route is served by around 1 crossings per week. The fastest ferry departs from Piraeus and reaches Kos (Main Port) in 10h 45min, while on average the ferry trip from all ports lasts about 12h 19min. Ticket prices range from €63.00 to €79.00. Book your tickets online to Kos (All Ports) with Ferryscanner for an easy booking experience and the best price guarantee.
Ferries from Athens (All Ports) to Kos (All Ports) might make stops at other locations en route, such as Piraeus - Astypalea - Vathi, Samos - Kalymnos - Kos (All Ports) - Patmos - Nisyros - Leros (All Ports) - Tilos.
Ferry companies from Athens (All Ports) to Kos (All Ports)
The Athens (All Ports) to Kos (All Ports) route is run by the Blue Star Ferries companies next week, which are sorted by average ticket price.
Athens (All Ports) to Kos (All Ports) ferry schedule
Ferry times from Athens (All Ports) to Kos (All Ports) vary by company and season. Key info to keep in mind:
Can I take a ferry from Athens to Kos?
Yes, you can take a ferry from Athens (All Ports) to Kos (All Ports), with the Blue Star Ferries companies connecting Piraeus and Kos (Main Port) ports. The ferry trip takes around 12h 19min on average from all ports, and ferries are available daily. While choosing your ferry to Kos (All Ports), keep in mind the departure and arrival ports.
How long is the ferry ride from Athens (All Ports) to Kos (All Ports)?
The ferry trip from Athens (All Ports) to Kos (All Ports) takes around 12h 19min, with the fastest ferry getting there in 10h 45min travelling from Piraeus to the Kos (Main Port) port. For the remaining departure ports, the average travel time is: . Travel times vary based on the departure and arrival port, ferry operator, weather conditions on the day, and whether you go for a high-speed or conventional ferry. You may find that on some routes, only one ferry company is available.
The distance between Athens (All Ports) and Kos (All Ports) is around 326.07km or 175.95nm. The longest ferry ride takes 14h from Piraeus to Kos (Main Port).
As you book your ferry tickets from Athens (All Ports) to Kos (All Ports) with Ferryscanner, you’ll see the Recommended option, which is calculated using an algorithm that considers factors like direct routes, speed, e-ticket availability, and arrival times to make sure you find the best choice for your trip.
Fastest ferry travelling from Athens (All Ports) to Kos (All Ports)
The BLUE STAR PATMOS ferry, run by Blue Star Ferries, offers the fastest trip from Athens (All Ports) to Kos (All Ports). The ferry leaves from Piraeus and reaches Kos (Main Port) port in roughly 10h 45min.
Is a day trip from Athens (All Ports) to Kos (All Ports) possible?
No, a day trip from Athens (All Ports) to Kos (All Ports) isn’t really doable, as the shortest ferry ride takes around 10h 45min, and there’s no return ferry the same day. To enjoy your time there without rushing, we suggest planning to stay at least one night.
You can use our ferry search and booking system to check return options and schedules. For more info, take a look at the Kos (All Ports) to Athens (All Ports) ferry route.
Can I travel overnight by ferry from Athens (All Ports) to Kos (All Ports)?
Yes, night ferries are available on the Athens (All Ports) to Kos (All Ports) route. They depart from Piraeus and arrive at Kos (Main Port). It's a relaxing way to travel and make the most of your time.
This summary for the Athens (All Ports) to Kos (All Ports) route is based on recent data and is updated regularly. Schedules may change due to seasons, ferry operators, or availability. For the latest timetable, including routes, stops, and prices, check our ferry search and booking system.
Explore more around Kos (All Ports)
Kos (Main Port) ports in Kos (All Ports) are perfect for day trips, island hopping, or short ferry rides to nearby destinations within 100 km or 2 hours.
Ferry prices, offers and discounts from Athens (All Ports) to Kos (All Ports)
Ferry ticket prices from Athens (All Ports) to Kos (All Ports) depend on your ticket type, the ferry company, and departure port. Foot passenger fares range from €63.00 to €79.00, while vehicle tickets average around €115.00. Cabins or premium seats can be added at extra cost. When sailing from:
- Piraeus, ferry tickets start at €63.00 for foot passengers, and from €29.70 for vehicles.
It’s best to book your tickets to Kos (All Ports) early to lock in the lowest price, as fares usually go up the closer you get to the departure date.
Ferry Offers
Special offers on ferries from Athens (All Ports) to Kos (All Ports) may be available depending on the season and ferry company. These can include early booking deals or limited-time discounts. Stay updated by checking the Ferryscanner blog, following us on social media, or subscribing to our newsletter. All available offers are automatically applied during booking, so you always get the best price when traveling to Kos (All Ports).
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How to get from Athens (All Ports) to Kos (All Ports)
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On foot or by vehicle on the ferries from Athens (All Ports) to Kos (All Ports)
You can easily hop on a ferry as a foot passenger from Athens (All Ports) to Kos (All Ports). Ferries depart from Piraeus and arrive at Kos (Main Port) ports. Most ships are accessible for wheelchair users too, and if you're unsure about specific facilities, feel free to reach out to our support team. Try to arrive at the port at least an hour before your ferry departs. You can also add options like Flexi Cancellation or SMS Notifications during booking to stay informed and flexible.
Can I bring a car on the ferry from Athens (All Ports) to Kos (All Ports)?
You can take your car on some ferries from Athens (All Ports) to Kos (All Ports), and booking your ticket through us is quick and easy. Below is a list of ferries that accept vehicles:
- BLUE STAR 1- Blue Star Ferries
- SMYRNA DI LEVANTE- Blue Star Ferries
- BLUE STAR PATMOS- Blue Star Ferries
- BLUE STAR 2- Blue Star Ferries
Prices for taking your vehicle to Kos (All Ports) depend on the type of vehicle, the ferry company, and the time of year. Fees start at €29.70. If you're planning to send a vehicle without a driver, feel free to reach out to our support team for assistance.
Ride your motorcycle to Kos (All Ports)
You can bring your motorcycle on board via the BLUE STAR 1, SMYRNA DI LEVANTE, BLUE STAR PATMOS, BLUE STAR 2 ferries from Athens (All Ports) to Kos (All Ports). Adding it to your booking is simple, and ticket prices are set specifically for motorbikes.
Ride your bicycle to Kos (All Ports)
You can usually bring a bicycle on ferries from Athens (All Ports) to Kos (All Ports), and in most cases, it's free. If there's a fee, it will appear during the booking process. Ferries that allow bicycles on this route include: BLUE STAR 1, SMYRNA DI LEVANTE, BLUE STAR PATMOS, BLUE STAR 2.
Packing for your ferry trip to Kos (All Ports)
You can usually bring your luggage for free when taking the ferry from Athens (All Ports) to Kos (All Ports). Most ferry companies allow 1 piece of luggage up to 50 kg per person. The rules might change depending on the company or the ferry. Luggage allowance for each ferry:
- BLUE STAR 1, BLUE STAR 2, BLUE STAR PATMOS, SMYRNA DI LEVANTE: Up to 50kg per passenger.
Please label your luggage clearly before boarding. Make sure to place it in the storage areas shown by the crew.
If you have large or extra bags, there may be an extra charge depending on the ferry company. For full details or special luggage rules, feel free to contact our support team.
Cabins on board
You’ll find cabins on some ferries from Athens (All Ports) to Kos (All Ports), which is great for longer trips. You can book a private or shared cabin, and some ships also offer pet-friendly options.
Can I reserve a cabin when sailing from Athens (All Ports) to Kos (All Ports)?
Yes, you can book a cabin on the BLUE STAR 1, BLUE STAR 2, BLUE STAR PATMOS, LEFKA ORI, smyrna di levante ferries from Athens (All Ports) to Kos (All Ports). Cabins offer a comfy way to rest during the trip, with both private and shared options available. During booking, you’ll clearly see which ships and routes have cabins. Just make sure to check the departure [Piraeus] and arrival ports [Kos (Main Port)] to choose what suits you best. It's a good idea to book early to secure your preferred cabin.
Taking your pet on board to Kos (All Ports)
You can bring your pet on ferries from Athens (All Ports) to Kos (All Ports), but each ferry company has its own rules. Here's what you should generally expect:
- Pets over 10 kg usually stay in onboard kennels, while smaller pets (under 10 kg) can travel in a pet carrier by your side.
- Service dogs are not subject to kennel rules.
- Bring all needed documents and pet supplies.
- On Greek domestic routes, pets typically travel free.
For full details on pet policies, check the ferry company’s page on our site or contact our support team. We are here to help.
Ferry travel tips from Athens (All Ports) to Kos (All Ports)
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Where to catch the ferry from in Athens (All Ports)
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Enjoy your time in Kos (All Ports)
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