Greece

There’s only one direct ferry a week sailing the Milos Tinos ferry route, and the crossing takes 6 hours and 50 minutes. How to get from Milos to Tinos If you’ve decided that you want to visit the Greek island Tinos straight after Milos, you have a couple of different options. With only one direct … Read more

There is only one direct ferry a week sailing from Milos to Andros, but there many indirect route options available. This guide gives you the best options for Milos Andros ferry travel. Milos Andros Ferry Route Both Milos and Andros are popular destinations in the Cyclades group of islands, but they aren’t very well connected … Read more

There are no direct ferries from Milos to Thirasia island in Greece. In order to travel between the two, you would have to swap ferries in Santorini. How to get from Milos to Thirasia The Greek island of Thirasia is the much lesser known neighbouring island of the far more famous Santorini. Thirasia is a … Read more

In order to travel from Milos to Antiparos, you first need to take a ferry to Paros. This Greek island hopping guide shows which ferries to take. Antiparos island in Greece Antiparos has always had a somewhat alternative vibe, but has in recent years started to see a little more development. This is in part … Read more

There are three ferry ports of Athens – Piraeus, Rafina and Lavrio. Here’s all the information you need to decide which one works best for your Greek island trip, along with how to get to each. Ferry ports in Athens Since moving to Greece in 2015, I’ve spent quite a bit of time island hopping … Read more