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During the summer there is one daily ferry from Milos to Paros which takes 1 hour 40 minutes to make the journey. This is supplemented by a less frequent and slower boat which sails 2 or 3 times per week. Here’s how to plan your Milos to Paros ferry trip. How to get from Milos … Read more

The most popular islands to visit after Milos include Kimolos, Folegandros, Sifnos and Santorini. This guide shows how to take the ferries from Milos. Ferries from Milos to nearby islands Whilst the closest island to Milos is Kimolos, you can make a trip to all the other Greek islands in the Cyclades by ferry. That said, the most … Read more

There are no direct ferries between the Greek islands of Mykonos and Sikinos, so the only way to get between the two is via another island such as Ios or Naxos. Sikinos island in Greece Nestled between Ios and Folegandros, sleepy Sikinos island is one of the most overlooked Greek islands in the Cyclades. You … Read more

There is one Mykonos to Sifnos ferry a day, taking between 2 hours and 25 and 2 hours and 50 minutes. The Mykonos Sifnos route is operated by Seajets. Sifnos island in Greece A lovely island with gorgeous villages, Sifnos has long been a popular place for Athenians but hasn’t quite managed to reach the … Read more

Despite their relatively close proximity, there’s no direct ferry between Mykonos and Serifos islands. To travel between the two, you’d need to go via another island first. Serifos island in Greece When you look at a map, the islands of Mykonos and Serifos look quite close together, so you’d think there would be a ferry … Read more