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Ferries run from Hydra to Athens (All Ports) 7 days a week, all year-round. The first ferry of the day departs from Hydra at 07:30, and the last at 21:30. From June to September, there are around 38 crossings per week. In quieter periods, the route is served by 24 crossings per week. The fastest ferry from Hydra to Piraeus of Athens (All Ports), takes 1h 10min. The average trip duration for all ferries is 1h 39min arriving at Piraeus ports. Ticket prices start at €34.00 and go up to €42.00. Book your ferry tickets online to Athens (All Ports) with Ferryscanner for the most convenience and best price guarantee.
Some ferries from Hydra to Athens (All Ports) might make a stop at places such as Spetses - Hydra - Poros - Piraeus before reaching Athens (All Ports).
Ferry companies from Hydra to Athens (All Ports)
The Hydra - Athens (All Ports) route is served by Blue Star Ferries, Magic Sea Ferries, Alpha Lines. See next week's companies, sorted by lowest average price first.
Hydra to Athens (All Ports) ferry schedule
Ferry times from Hydra to Athens (All Ports) depend on the operator, arrival port, and season. Key info to help you plan:

Can you get from Hydra to Athens (All Ports) by ferry?
Yes, ferries operate between Hydra and Athens (All Ports), providing convenient travel options. The route is served by Blue Star Ferries, Magic Sea Ferries, Alpha Lines ferry companies, with an average travel time of 1h 39min. Ferries are available weekly and arrive at Piraeus ports.

How far is Athens (All Ports) by ferry from Hydra?
The ferry trip from Hydra to Athens (All Ports) usually lasts around 1h 39min. The fastest ferry makes the crossing in about 1h 10min, arriving at Piraeus port. Average travel times for remaining ports are: . Keep in mind that the duration can change depending on the ferry operator, sea conditions, and whether a high-speed ferry is available. Some routes may be served by just one company.
The distance from Hydra to Athens (All Ports) is about 68.40km or 36.91nm. If you're going for a slower and more laid-back crossing, the slowest ferry reaches the Piraeus port of Athens (All Ports) in 2h 20min.
When you book your ferry from Hydra to Athens (All Ports) with Ferryscanner, we will show you the Recommended option, which is calculated using an algorithm that considers factors like direct routes, speed, e-ticket availability, and arrival times to help you make the best choice for your trip.
Fastest ferry ride from Hydra to Athens (All Ports)
The fastest ferry from Hydra to Athens (All Ports) is , operated by Blue Star Ferries and arrives at Piraeus port. The trip takes just 1h 10min, making it the quickest option available.
Can I go on a day trip from Hydra to Athens (All Ports)?
A day trip from Hydra to Athens (All Ports) is totally doable. With the fastest ferry taking just 1h 10min to reach Piraeus port, you’ll have enough time to explore and head back the same day. You can book both outbound and return tickets through our ferry booking system. For full roundtrip options, take a look at the first and last departures from Athens (All Ports) to Hydra.
Can I travel overnight from Hydra to Athens (All Ports)?
No, night ferries are not available on the Hydra to Athens (All Ports) route. However, frequent daytime sailings offer convenient and flexible options for planning your trip.
This summary for the Hydra to Athens (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.
Near Athens (All Ports) • What to explore next
Ports at Athens (All Ports) connect to nearby islands and coastal spots under 100 km or 2 hours away, great for quick getaways.

Ferry ticket prices, offers and discounts from Hydra to Athens (All Ports)
Ferry ticket prices from Hydra to Athens (All Ports) vary depending on the type of ticket, ferry operator, and arrival port. Prices typically range from €34.00 to €42.00, with additional costs for cabins or premium seating options. When sailing towards:
- Piraeus, ferry tickets start at €34.00 for foot passengers.
Booking in advance is often the best way to secure lower fares to Athens (All Ports), as prices typically rise the closer it gets to departure. Keep in mind that certain ferries might come with specific rules, like allowing only foot passengers or requiring you to board with a vehicle.
Ferry Offers
The Hydra to Athens (All Ports) route sometimes comes with seasonal promotions or offers from different ferry operators. These might include early bird savings or other discounts. Stay informed through the Ferryscanner blog, our socials, or the newsletter. Any valid deals are added to your booking automatically, helping you save on your trip to Athens (All Ports).
Find the right ferry from the Hydra to Athens (All Ports) timetable

How to get from Hydra to Athens (All Ports)
To get from Hydra to Athens, the main departure point is the ferry terminal located near the city center. From there, you can catch ferries heading to various ports in Athens, including Piraeus, which is the primary port for international travel. Ferries depart regularly, generally lasting about one to two hours, giving you flexibility in planning your trip. For those arriving via the airport, a shuttle bus connects to key ferry ports, making the transition convenient and straightforward.
When you arrive at the ferry terminal in Hydra, you'll find a well-marked departure area where boats are docked. This spot can get busy, especially during peak travel times. It is a good idea to check your tickets or email for any updates regarding your departure. Arriving early will help you navigate your journey with plenty of time to spare.

Traveling from Hydra to Athens (All Ports) without or with a vehicle
Ferries from Hydra to Athens (All Ports) allow foot passengers, and wheelchair accessibility is usually available. To confirm specific services, please contact our support team. Make sure to arrive at the boarding gate at least 60 minutes before departure. For added convenience, Flexi Cancellation and SMS Notification Packages are available during the booking process.

Taking a car on the ferry from Hydra to Athens (All Ports)
Only foot passengers can travel by ferry from Hydra to Athens (All Ports). Vehicles aren’t accepted on this route.
Taking luggage with you on the ferry to Athens (All Ports)
When traveling from Hydra to Athens (All Ports), luggage is typically included at no extra charge.
Luggage Allowance: Ferry companies usually allow one suitcase per person (max 50 kg), but some may have different policies. Details for each ferry:
- MAGIC 3: Up to 50kg per passenger.
Please label your luggage clearly and place it in the designated storage areas when you board. Extra charges might apply for large or extra bags, depending on the ferry company.
If you need exact information or there are special requirements, feel free to contact our support team.
Cabins on board
Unfortunately, cabins are not available on the ferries from Hydra to Athens (All Ports). However, you will find comfortable lounge seating or designated rest areas on board for you to relax during your journey.
Traveling with your pet on the ferry
Pets can travel on ferries from Hydra to Athens (All Ports), though each company may have its own rules. The basics:
- 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.

Handy travel tips from Hydra to Athens (All Ports)
Make your trip from Hydra to Athens (All Ports) enjoyable with these quick tips for a safe, comfy, and fun journey!
Safety: Ferries on this route prioritize safety, featuring modern standards that guarantee a secure and pleasant experience.
Tickets: Book your tickets in advance through the Ferryscanner app to secure the best prices and get real-time updates on your journey.
Parking: There’s limited parking at Hydra port, so arrive early or consider using public transport to avoid any hassle.
Scenic Views: Enjoy stunning sea views during your ferry ride. The journey from Hydra to Piraeus offers spectacular sights of the Aegean Sea and nearby islands.
Onboard Dining: Most ferries have onboard cafes. Consider packing some snacks and water for added convenience, especially on longer trips.
Weather: If you’re traveling in summer, don’t forget sunscreen! A light jacket is also a good idea for the cooler indoor areas of the ferry.
Windy: Outdoor decks can be breezy, so keep that in mind while enjoying the fresh air.
Athens (All Ports) offers vibrant culture and rich history just a ferry ride away:
- Acropolis: Explore this iconic landmark that towers over the city, providing insight into ancient Greece.
- Local Markets: Check out the bustling markets for fresh produce and authentic Greek products, perfect for souvenirs.
Check out our blog for more tips and inspiration to help you enjoy your trip to Athens (All Ports) even more.

Arriving at the ferry port in Hydra
The ferry terminal in Hydra is located at the main port, just a short walk from the city center and nearby attractions like the historic Hydra Cathedral. There are no cars on the island, so visitors usually arrive via ferry from Athens. Transportation options include taking a taxi or public transport to Piraeus, the main ferry terminal in Athens, which is accessible via Metro Line 1 and located near the city center. Other ports in Athens, like Rafina and Lavrio, also provide ferry services to Hydra but are farther from the city. Travel times can vary, so it's wise to check schedules in advance. For the most accurate information, please verify current transportation options as they may change. If you notice any discrepancies, feel free to reach out to our support team for assistance.

Make the most of your time in Athens (All Ports)
Athens is a city full of history, yummy food, and beautiful beaches, making it a special place to visit! You can’t miss the amazing Acropolis, where you can see the Parthenon and learn about ancient Greece. It’s like stepping back in time!
In the Plaka neighborhood, you can wander through charming streets and try tasty Greek treats like souvlaki and baklava. If you love the sea, head to nearby beaches like Glyfada for some sun and fun. Take a swim or just relax on the soft sand.
There are also cool parks, like the National Garden, where you can enjoy nature and maybe have a picnic. If you want some adventure, consider hopping on a ferry to islands like Aegina or Hydra, where you can explore more beautiful scenery and local flavors.
Athens is perfect for short trips or as a starting point for bigger adventures. Whether you want to see wonders or relax by the beach, there’s something for everyone in Athens!

