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Ferries run from Kythira to Antikythera 0 times a week from June to September. The first ferry of the day departs from Kythira at 10:30, and the last at 10:30. The fastest ferry can reach Antikythera in just 2h 30min, while on average the journey takes around 2h 30min. One-way tickets start at just €7.30 and can cost up to €7.30. Book your ferry tickets to Antikythera online with Ferryscanner for the most convenience and best price guarantee.
Ferry companies from Kythira to Antikythera
You can reach Antikythera from Kythira with Triton Ferries. The table below shows weekly crossings by available companies for the upcoming week, sorted by average ticket price (lowest first) to help you choose the best option.
Kythira to Antikythera ferry schedule
The ferry schedule for Kythira to Antikythera varies according to the company and season. An overview of key details for planning your trip:

Can I take a ferry from Kythira to Antikythera?
Yes, ferries run between Kythira and Antikythera. This route is operated by Triton Ferries, and takes around 2h 30min on average. Ferries are available .

How long is the ferry from Kythira to Antikythera?
The ferry journey from Kythira to Antikythera usually takes 2h 30min, with the fastest ferry getting there in just 2h 30min, and the longest ferry in 2h 30min.
Ferry times can vary depending on the ferry company, weather conditions, and whether you opt to take a high-speed service or not.
When you book your ferry with Ferryscanner from Kythira to Antikythera, our system will automatically recommend the best option for you. We use a smart algorithm that takes the most direct routes, ferry speed, e-ticket availability and the best arrival and departure times into account, to help you find the most convenient option for your journey.
Fastest ferry from Kythira to Antikythera
The fastest ferry from Kythira to Antikythera is PORFYROUSA, operated by Triton Ferries, which takes just 2h 30min.
Can you do a day trip from Kythira to Antikythera?
No, unfortunately you won’t be able to make a day trip from Kythira to Antikythera, as the shortest journey time is 2h 30min. On this route, we’d recommend you stay overnight to get the most out of your destination. Check out our ferry search and booking system to secure your tickets from Antikythera to Kythira ferry route and start planning your trip!
Are there overnight ferries from Kythira to Antikythera?
No, unfortunately there are no night ferries from Kythira to Antikythera. Check out the daytime sailing options to plan your trip with convenience and flexibility.
This summary for the Kythira to Antikythera route is based on recent data and is updated regularly. However, schedules may vary depending on seasonal changes, ferry companies, and availability. For the most accurate and detailed ferry timetable, including routes, stops, and pricing, check out our ferry search and booking system.

Kythira to Antikythera ferry ticket prices, offers and discounts
Ferry ticket prices from Kythira to Antikythera typically range from €7.30 to €7.30 for foot passengers and on average €28.10 for vehicles, with additional costs for cabins or premium seating options. Prices vary depending on the type of ticket and ferry company. Book your ticket as early as you can to make sure you get the best price, as fares tend to increase the closer you get to your departure date. Remember to check any specific restrictions ferry operators might have on this route, such as only accepting foot passengers or requiring a vehicle to board.
Ferry Offers
Special offers may be available on the Kythira to Antikythera route, depending on the time of year and the ferry company. These can include early booking discounts or limited-time promotional deals. To stay updated, follow the Ferryscanner blog, check our social media pages, or subscribe to our newsletter. Any valid offers are applied automatically during booking, so you’ll always get the best price for your trip to Antikythera.
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How to get from Kythira to Antikythera
To travel from Kythira to Antikythera, start at the port of Diakofti, conveniently located a short drive from Kythira’s city center and about 15 minutes from the airport. Buses and taxis frequently connect these locations to Diakofti, with bus rides taking approximately 30 minutes and taxis offering a quicker, direct option. Check local schedules as they can vary, especially during off-peak seasons.
At the port, you'll find a modest terminal area where ferries typically depart. This area offers basic amenities, so it's wise to arrive early for your trip. Keep an eye on ticket displays for any changes in departure times, ensuring you stay informed and ready for your next adventure to Antikythera.

Traveling from Kythira to Antikythera as a foot passenger or with a vehicle
Ferries from Kythira to Antikythera allow foot passengers. Wheelchair accessibility is typically available, but we recommend contacting our support team to make sure and confirm specific services. Please aim to arrive at your boarding gate at least 60 minutes before departure. Our Flexi Cancellation and SMS Notification Packages will cover you in the event of any unforeseen or last minute changes, which you can select during the booking process.

Are cars allowed on the ferries from Kythira to Antikythera?
Cars are allowed on certain ferries from Kythira to Antikythera, and can be booked through Ferryscanner. Ferries and companies that accommodate cars:
- PORFYROUSA- Triton Ferries
Vehicle transportation prices depend on the type of vehicle, ferry company, and season, with prices starting from €6.50. For unaccompanied vehicles, contact our support team for details.
Motorcycle
Motorcycles are allowed on PORFYROUSA ferries from Kythira to Antikythera. Adding a motorcycle to your Ferryscanner booking is simple, and pricing is tailored specifically for two-wheel vehicles.
Bicycle
Bicycles are usually allowed on ferries from Kythira to Antikythera and are often transported for free. Fees, if applicable, will appear during the booking process. Ferries that allow bicycles on board are PORFYROUSA.
Cabins on board
Unfortunately, there are no cabins available on the ferries from Kythira to Antikythera. Don’t worry, though, you’ll find plenty of comfortable lounge or airplane-style seating on board for your relaxation and comfort.
Can I bring my pet on board?
Yes, pets are allowed on ferries from Kythira to Antikythera, but specific policies vary by ferry company. General guidelines:
- Pets over 10 kg must be kept in the ship’s onboard kennels; pets under 10 kg can stay in their owner’s pet carrier.
- Service dogs are exempt from kennel requirements.
- Ensure you have all the necessary documents, tickets, and pet essentials for your trip.
- Greek operators typically allow pets for free.
If you're unsure about your ferry's policy, we recommend checking the ferry company's page on our website for detailed information. You can also reach out to our support team if you need further assistance.

Travel smart from Kythira to Antikythera • Insider tips for your trip
Make your journey from Kythira to Antikythera enjoyable with these quick tips for a safe, comfy, and fun adventure!
Safety: Ferries on this route follow strict safety regulations, giving you peace of mind throughout your journey.
Parking: There's ample parking available at the main port in Kythira, so finding a spot for your car is easy.
Scenic Views: Keep your camera ready! The ferry ride offers breathtaking views of the Aegean Sea, especially around sunset.
Tickets: Book your tickets in advance via the Ferryscanner app to snag the best prices and stay updated on schedules.
Onboard Dining: Enjoy snacks available for purchase, but consider bringing your own food and drinks to keep costs down.
Weather Tips: If visiting in summer, pack sunscreen and a hat. For cooler seasons, bring a jacket as indoor areas can be chilly.
Outdoor Decks: The outdoor seating is wonderful, but be prepared for wind, particularly on breezy days.
Discover Antikythera's charm, which shines through in its untouched beaches and rich history. Don’t miss:
Local Flavors: Try local delicacies including traditional cheese and honey.
Cultural Landmarks: Visit the ancient Greek ruins for a glimpse into the island's fascinating past.
Visit our blog for more tips and ideas to make the most of your trip to Antikythera.

Finding your way to Kythira ferry port
To reach the Kythira ferry port, head to Diakofti, which is about 30 kilometers from the island's main town, Chora. The port is conveniently located near major landmarks, including the local airport, just a short drive away. You can get there by car, taxi, or local bus; buses run regularly from Chora to Diakofti and take approximately 30 minutes.
The Antikythera ferry terminal is located in Potamos, near the island’s central area, making it easily accessible from local accommodations and points of interest.
While we do our best to keep this information current, please be aware that transportation schedules might change. If you encounter any inconsistencies, we appreciate your feedback to help us improve!

Exploring Antikythera
Antikythera is a special little island in Greece that has something for everyone! It's famous for the Antikythera Mechanism, an ancient device that amazed scientists. When you visit, you can explore pretty beaches like Fotia Beach, where the water is crystal clear and perfect for swimming. You can also enjoy delicious local food, especially fresh seafood that is a real treat!
There are fun things to do all around Antikythera. You can hike up to the old castle ruins for fantastic views or wander through the charming village and meet friendly locals. Some hidden gems are the quiet coves where you can relax away from the crowds and maybe discover a secret beach just for you.
Antikythera is great for both short visits or as a starting point to explore nearby places and islands. So whether you want a quick getaway or a longer adventure, this island has plenty to offer. Don't miss out on the beauty and fun of Antikythera!
Available ferries from Kythira to Antikythera
See the ferries traveling from Kythira to Antikythera, along with possible alternatives like helicopters.



