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How to get from Folegandros to Mykonos by ferry

Dave Briggs
By Dave Briggs · Published 2022-02-12 · Last updated 2026-08-20
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During the high season, there is one ferry per day sailing from Folegandros to Mykonos, and the crossing takes 4 hours and 50 minutes.

Ferry Snapshot: Folegandros to Mykonos

  • Next listed sailing: 28 September 2026
  • Crossing time from 5 h 25 min
  • Operated by Seajets
  • Tickets from €105.70
  • Boats on this route typically have: cafe bar, Wi-Fi, pets allowed
Folegandros to Mykonos September 2026 Ferry Timetable
DepartsDaysDurationFerry
12:2529 Sep only5 h 25 minSeajets – Super Jet 2Book
12:25Mon, Wed, from 28 Sep5 h 25 minSeajets – SuperjetBook
Folegandros to Mykonos October 2026 Ferry Timetable
DepartsDaysDurationFerry
12:25Daily, from 13 Oct4 h 05 minSeajets – Super Jet 2Book
12:25Mon, Wed, Thu, Fri, Sat, Sun, until 11 Oct5 h 25 minSeajets – Super Jet 2Book
12:25Daily, from 12 Oct4 h 05 minSeajets – SuperjetBook
12:25Tue, Thu, Fri, Sat, Sun, until 10 Oct5 h 25 minSeajets – SuperjetBook

Snapshot updated 13 September 2026 from published operator timetables (currently released to 31 August 2027). Booking links may earn us a commission at no extra cost to you.

On this page
  1. Visiting Mykonos after Folegandros
  2. Traveling to the Greek island of Mykonos Travel Tips
  3. What to do in Mykonos
  4. How to get from Folegandros to Mykonos FAQ
Best way to travel from Folegandros to Mykonos

Visiting Mykonos after Folegandros

If you are considering going to Mykonos after spending time on Folegandros island in Greece, you'll find that there is one ferry per day or 7 ferries per week.

Due to the distance between these two Greek islands in the Cyclades, the travel times are not the quickest, and average out at 4 hours and 50 minutes.

Additionally, the Folegandros Mykonos ferry route is operated by just the one company - SeaJets. These are expensive ferry services to take, and tickets start from around 105.70 Euros.

The ferry schedule has the ferry departing Folegandros at 11.30 every day, and arriving at Mykonos sometime around 16.20.

For all the latest ferry schedules, journey times, and ticket prices for this ferry trip, you should visit Ferryscanner where you can also book a ticket online.

A beach view in Mykonos

Traveling to the Greek island of Mykonos Travel Tips

These insights and tips should help you plan your itineraries when visiting Mykonos island after Folegandros:
  • Ferries sail from Karavostasis port in Folegandros. Passengers should aim to be at the departure ferry port at least a half an hour before their ferry trips start.

  • Ferries arrive at New Tourlos port, a few kilometres from Mykonos main town. Public transport will take you into Mykonos Town, or you can take a taxi if your final destination is elsewhere on the island.

  • Whatever time of year you visit Mykonos, you'll want to pre-book your accommodation well in advance. Take a look at my guide here: Where to stay in Mykonos.

  • Areas to consider staying include Platis Gialos, Psarou, Mykonos Town, Ornos, Agios Stefanos, Agios Ioannis, and Megali Ammos. I stayed in Ornos, and found it a convenient location - although I did have a car to get around the island.

  • Readers recommend visiting the following beaches in Mykonos: Agrari, Super Paradise, Platis Gialos, Paradise, Lia, Agios Sostis, and Kalafatis. Take a look at my guide to the best beaches in Mykonos.

  • The best place to look at Greek ferries online for Mykonos and other islands in the Cyclades group is Ferryscanner. I suggest you book your Folegandros to Mykonos ferry tickets in advance, especially during the tourist season.


  • There's plenty of other islands you can also visit after Folegandros - and they're a lot closer. Here's a look at islands near Folegandros.

Things to do in one day in Mykonos

What to do in Mykonos

The beaches and the clubs are the big drawcards for Mykonos, but there are other things to add into your itinerary!

• Mykonos is a great place to go clubbing, with venues like Cavo Paradiso and the Skandinavian Bar & Club.

• The iced coffee or cocktails in little Venice are a must-try.

• Delos island is a great day trip option, with its archaeological site.

• Mykonos also has some excellent museums, like the archaeological museum of Mykonos and the Aegean maritime museum.

How to get from Folegandros to Mykonos FAQ

Some commonly asked questions visitors have about traveling to Mykonos from Folegandros include:

How can I get to Mykonos from Folegandros?

The only way to make the trip from Folegandros to Mykonos is by ferry boat. There is 1 ferry a day sailing to Mykonos from Folegandros during the summer season.

Which ferry operators sail from Folegandros to Mykonos?

The only ferry company which offers crossings from Folegandros to Mykonos is SeaJets, and these ferries only sail in the high season.

How many hours is the ferry from Folegandros to Mykonos?

The ferries to the Cyclades island of Mykonos from Folegandros take around 4 hours and 50 minutes. It is a direct ferry, but may stop at other ports on different islands along the way.

Where can I buy tickets for the ferry to Mykonos?

Ferryscanner is perhaps the easiest site to use when it comes to booking Ferry tickets online and working out an itinerary. Although I suggest you book your Folegandros to Mykonos ferry tickets in advance, you might also prefer to use a travel agency in Greece when you have arrived.

Folegandros to Mykonos Greek Island Hopping

I hope these insights have helped prepare you for your upcoming Greek island vacation in Mykonos. If you have any questions about this ferry trip and Greek island hopping, just leave a comment below!


What time should I arrive at Karavostasis for the ferry to Mykonos?

Half an hour before the scheduled departure is enough. Have your ticket ready, as boarding can start earlier than you might expect.

Dave Briggs, writer at Dave's Travel Pages
Dave Briggs
Dave is a UK travel writer living in Athens since 2015. With 20 years of firsthand travel experience and over 80,000 km of bicycle touring across six continents, he's been blogging at Dave's Travel Pages since 2005. Every guide is based on places he's actually been.
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