Milos Ferry Port

Milos Routes

Folegandros to Milos / Milos to Folegandros

1 crossings weekly
2 hr 40 min
Folegandros to Milos / Milos to Folegandros

1 crossings daily
1 hr
Ios to Milos / Milos to Ios

1 crossings weekly
4 hr 5 min
Ios to Milos / Milos to Ios

7 crossings weekly
2 hr 50 min
Katapola to Milos / Milos to Katapola

1 crossings daily
3 hr 50 min
Kimolos to Milos / Milos to Kimolos

4 crossings weekly
1 hr
Koufonisia to Milos / Milos to Koufonisia

1 crossings daily
4 hr 30 min
Mykonos to Milos / Milos to Mykonos

6 crossings weekly
2 hr 45 min
Naxos to Milos / Milos to Naxos

1 crossings weekly
6 hr 15 min
Paros to Milos / Milos to Paros

3 crossings weekly
5 hr 25 min
Piraeus to Milos / Milos to Piraeus

2 crossings daily
2 hr
Santorini to Milos / Milos to Santorini

1 crossings daily
1 hr 45 min
Serifos to Milos / Milos to Serifos

3 crossings weekly
3 hr 10 min
Serifos to Milos / Milos to Serifos

1 crossings daily
1 hr 15 min
Sifnos to Milos / Milos to Sifnos

3 crossings weekly
2 hr 10 min
Sifnos to Milos / Milos to Sifnos

2 crossings daily
40 min
Sikinos to Milos / Milos to Sikinos

1 crossings weekly
3 hr 30 min
Syros to Milos / Milos to Syros

4 crossings weekly
5 hr 45 min

Special Offers

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The port of Milos is located in Adamas, a harbour town in the centre of the island due to Milos' horseshoe-like shape. There are limited services available in the port, however the Milos ferry port is very near all the services and facilities the town has to offer.

Milos is a Greek island in the Sea of Crete, and the island where the legendary Venus de Milo statue was first discovered. The island is full of wild landscapes and a mix of lively and secluded sandy beaches where a vast array of watersports and activities are on offer. The town of the Adamas, where all ferries to Milos go to, is the largest town on the island and visitors will be able to find all sorts of shops, restaurants, markets, cafes, bars and discos, as well as fantastically preserved historic churches such as the Churches of Aghia Triada and Agios Halarambos.