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Ferries from Crete (All Ports) to Andros do 0 crossings per week from June to September, departures take place at the Heraklion, Crete ports. The earliest ferry leaves from Heraklion, Crete at 08:00, and the latest at 08:00 from Heraklion, Crete. The fastest ferry, departing from Heraklion, Crete, takes 8h 45min, while the average journey duration is 9h 9min. Ticket prices range from €0.00 to €0.00. Book your tickets online to Andros with Ferryscanner for an easy booking experience and the best price guarantee.
Crete (All Ports) to Andros ferry schedule
Ferry times from Crete (All Ports) to Andros depend on the operator and season. Key info to help you plan:
Can I travel by ferry from Crete (All Ports) to Andros?
Currently, there are no ferries operating between Crete (All Ports) and Andros. This may be due to seasonal restrictions or operational constraints. Why not explore alternative routes or other means of transportation instead?
How long does the ferry take from Crete (All Ports) to Andros?
The ferry ride from Crete (All Ports) to Andros typically takes 9h 9min, with the fastest ferry getting there in just 8h 45min from Heraklion, Crete port. For the remaining ports, the average travel time is: . Travel times vary based on the departure 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 Crete (All Ports) and Andros is about 279.14km or 150.62nm. The longest ferry ride takes 9h 55min and departs from Heraklion, Crete.
When you book your ferry tickets for the Crete (All Ports) to Andros route 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.
Shortest ferry ride from Crete (All Ports) to Andros
, operated by Seajets, is the fastest ferry from Crete (All Ports) to Andros. It departs from Heraklion, Crete and takes 8h 45min.
Is it possible to take a day trip from Crete (All Ports) to Andros?
No, a day trip from Crete (All Ports) to Andros isn’t practical as the shortest travel time is 8h 45min from all available ports, and there’s no return ferry on the same day. We’d recommend you take at least two days to truly visit Andros. Use our ferry search and booking system to explore return options and visit the Andros to Crete (All Ports) ferry route for more details and schedules to help plan your trip.
Do overnight ferries run from Crete (All Ports) to Andros?
No, unfortunately there are no night ferries available on the Crete (All Ports) to Andros route. However, you will find daytime sailing options to help you reach your destination safely and comfortably.
This summary for the Crete (All Ports) to Andros 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.
Not far from Andros • Where to go next
Andros offers easy access to nearby islands and mainland spots within 100 km or 2 hours of travel time, making them perfect for day trips, island hopping, or new ferry adventures in Greece.
Ferry ticket prices, offers and discounts from Crete (All Ports) to Andros
Prices for ferries from Crete (All Ports) to Andros start at €0.00 and go up to €0.00, plus extras for cabins or seats. They vary by company and ticket type. To save money, book early and check for restrictions on foot passengers or vehicle-only boarding. When sailing from:
- Heraklion, Crete , ferry tickets start at -€ for foot passengers.
Book your tickets to Andros as early as possible so as to make sure you get the best price.
Ferry Offers
Depending on the season and the ferry company, you may come across special offers for the Crete (All Ports) to Andros route, including early booking discounts or limited-time promotions. To stay informed, follow the Ferryscanner blog, connect with us on social media, or subscribe to our newsletter. Any valid offers are automatically applied during the booking process, ensuring you always get the best price for your trip to Andros.
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How to get from Crete (All Ports) to Andros
How to Get from Crete (All Ports) to Andros
To travel from Crete to Andros, you will first sail from Heraklion, Crete to a mainland or Cycladic Port before connecting to Andros. The main Ferry Terminal in Heraklion sits close to the city center and a short taxi ride from the airport, with taxis running frequently and taking about 10 to 15 minutes. Public buses link the airport and downtown to the Port at regular intervals, usually within half an hour, while car rentals are widely available if you prefer flexible timing and direct access to the Terminal.
Departures for this Route usually leave from the main coastal Terminal area of Heraklion, Crete, where larger vessels use the central docks and smaller ferries may use nearby berths. Signs often point you toward the correct Gate, but layouts and assignments can change with the season. Always check your Ferry Tickets and the electronic displays for the latest Port and Gate information, and try to arrive early for a hassle-free journey.
Heading from Crete (All Ports) to Andros without or with a vehicle
Foot passengers can take ferries from Crete (All Ports) to Andros, and most sailings are accessible for wheelchair users. If you want to double-check what's available, feel free to reach out to our support team. It's best to be at the boarding gate at least 60 minutes before the ferry leaves. You can also choose extras like Flexi Cancellation and SMS Notifications when booking, to make your trip a bit more carefree.
Can you bring a car on the ferry from Crete (All Ports) to Andros?
Ferries from Crete (All Ports) to Andros don’t carry vehicles. Only foot passengers are permitted.
Bring luggage with you on the ferry to Andros
You can generally bring your luggage for free when traveling from Crete (All Ports) to Andros.
Luggage Allowance: Most ferry companies permit 1 piece of luggage weighing up to 50 kg per person. However, this can vary by company or ferry vessel. Per ferry:
- : Up to 50kg per passenger.
You are advised to label your luggage clearly and make sure to place it in designated storage areas when boarding. For any oversized or additional luggage, extra fees may apply, depending on the ferry company.
For precise details or unique restrictions, please get in touch with our support team.
Cabins on board
Cabins are not available on the ferries from Crete (All Ports) to Andros. However, comfortable lounge seating or designated rest areas are provided for you to relax in during your trip.
Bringing your pet on the ferry
Pets are welcome on ferries between Crete (All Ports) and Andros, but rules differ by company. General guidelines:
- Pets over 10 kg go in onboard kennels, while smaller ones (under 10 kg) can travel in a pet carrier.
- Service dogs are not subject to kennel rules.
- Bring all needed documents and pet supplies.
- On Greek domestic routes, pets typically travel free.
For detailed ferry policies, check the company’s page on our site or reach out to our support team.
Smart travel tips from Crete (All Ports) to Andros
Make your trip from Crete (All Ports) to Andros simple and fun with these quick tips for a safe, comfy journey via Heraklion, Crete.
Safety: Ferries on this Route follow modern safety rules, with trained crew and clear signs, so you can travel with peace of mind.
Tickets: Book your Ferry Tickets early, especially in summer. Use the Ferryscanner app for quick booking, updates, and digital tickets.
Parking: Check parking near the Heraklion, Crete port before you go. Arrive early to find a spot and walk calmly to the ferry.
Weather & Comfort: Outdoor decks can be windy and sunny, so bring sunscreen, hat, and sunglasses. Indoor areas can feel chilly, so pack a light jacket.
Onboard Dining: Most ferries have cafés or snack bars, but bring water and simple snacks, especially if you travel with kids.
Relaxing Onboard: Choose a seat by the window to enjoy sea views. Use the time to read, nap, or plan what to see in your Destination.
Andros Highlights: Enjoy Andros’s hiking paths, green hills, and clear beaches, a refreshing change from Crete’s rugged south.
Local Culture in Andros: Try local cheeses, sweets, and visit traditional villages and museums for a calmer island feel than busy Crete.
Check out our blog for more tips and inspiration to help you enjoy your trip to Andros even more.
Getting to the ferry ports in Crete (All Ports)
Ferries to Andros from Heraklion, Crete usually depart from the main passenger area of Heraklion Ferry Terminal, located in the city’s central port. The Terminal sits just next to Heraklion city center, within a short walk or quick taxi ride from the old town and the Venetian harbor. Heraklion Airport is roughly a short drive away by taxi or car via the coastal road.
You can reach Heraklion Ferry Terminal by car (well-signposted coastal roads lead directly to the port), taxi (readily available across the city and at the airport), or public transport, with local buses connecting the city center and airport area to the port zone. Depending on traffic, the ride from downtown is usually brief, and from the airport slightly longer but still straightforward.
On Andros, ferries arrive at the island’s main Ferry Terminal on the coast, close to local services such as cafés, shops, and accommodations. The Terminal has road connections and local taxis or buses, making it relatively easy to continue to key areas of the island, including larger villages and popular beaches.
We aim to keep this information current, but transport routes and services can change. If anything seems out of date or inaccurate, please reach out to our support team and let us know.
Make the most of your time in Andros
Andros is a beautiful Destination where you can enjoy green mountains, running water, and lovely beaches all in one Island. Walk around Chora, the main town, with its cute houses, marble streets, and sea views. Visit the lighthouse at Tourlitis, standing on a rock in the water, for amazing photos.
If you like nature, follow one of the many walking paths that pass by rivers, bridges, and old stone villages. Beaches like Batsi and Agios Petros are great for swimming and relaxing, while quieter small coves are perfect if you want more privacy. You can also try snorkeling in the clear blue sea.
Do not miss the local food. Taste fresh fish, local cheeses, froutalia (an Andros-style omelet), and sweet pastries with honey and almonds in family-run tavernas and cafes.
Hidden gems include tiny villages like Stenies or Apikia with springs and lush greenery, and peaceful monasteries with stunning views. Andros is perfect for a weekend escape or a longer stay, and it also works well as a starting point for discovering other nearby Islands on your trip.
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