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Calculadora de Ferries por las Islas Griegas y Cícladas (€ EUR)

Compare Blue Star conventional ferries vs. SeaJets high-speed catamarans across Piraeus, Santorini, Mykonos, Naxos, Paros, Milos, and Crete in € EUR.

Greek Island Ferry, High-Speed Catamaran & Flight Hopper Calculator (€ EUR)

Build your multi-leg Aegean or Crete island-hopping itinerary below to compare Blue Star Ferries / Fast Ferries (conventional car ferry) vs. SeaJets / Hellenic Seaways (high-speed catamaran) vs. Aegean Airlines / Sky Express domestic flights and the 4-Day / 6-Day Eurail Greek Islands Pass in Euros (€ EUR).

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Piraeus vs. Rafina Ferry Ports & Insider Booking Tips

  • Blue Star Ferries vs. SeaJets: Conventional Blue Star ferries (Blue Star Delos, Blue Star Patmos, Blue Star Naxos) have open-air sundecks for photographing arriving Cycladic ports, cost 35–45% less, and handle summer Meltemi winds far more smoothly than small catamarans.
  • Fly Back from Your Last Island: Instead of spending 5 to 8 hours sailing all the way back from Santorini or Crete to Piraeus on your final day, book a 45-minute flight on Aegean Airlines or Sky Express directly into Athens International Airport (ATH).
  • Eurail / Attica Group Greek Islands Pass: The 4-day within 1-month Domestic Greek Islands Pass (€198 Economy) only covers Attica Group conventional ferries (Blue Star Ferries, Hellenic Seaways, Superfast, Anek Lines)—not SeaJets—so point-to-point tickets are usually cheaper unless you take 4+ long Blue Star legs including Crete or Rhodes.