High-Speed Ferry Services to the Cyclades End on November 1
The final high-speed ferries operated by Sea Jets from Piraeus and Rafina will conclude their summer schedules, leaving the islands served exclusively by conventional ferries for the winter season.
Monday, October 26 marks the final week of high-speed passenger ferry schedules from the ports of Piraeus and Rafina to the Cycladic islands. This signals the end of the summer tourist season for fast ferry connections.
According to the official schedule, the vessels Eurochampion Jet and Eurochampion Jet 2 on the Piraeus – Cyclades – Heraklion line will operate through Sunday, November 1. On the same day, Super Jet will make its final trip on the Piraeus – Western Cyclades line, while Champions Jet 3 will wrap up operations on the Rafina – Andros – Tinos – Mykonos route.
Following the withdrawal of Sea Jets' high-speed vessels, the winter schedule will run through March 2027. During these winter months, ferry connectivity for the Cyclades will be maintained solely by conventional vessels.
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Mykonea synthesis.
