Milos to Sifnos Ferry

Route Overview

The Milos to Sifnos ferry connection runs daily (summer), operated by SeaJets. Schedules change between seasons — summer brings more departures, while winter timetables are thinner. Compare live schedules and prices for your dates and book your e-ticket online before you travel, especially in July and August.

Arriving in Sifnos

Sifnos sits on the western Cyclades ferry line, with daily sailings from Piraeus arriving at the sheltered bay of Kamares and convenient summer links to neighbouring Milos. Yet this graceful island is far more than a stop on the route: it is the gastronomic capital of the Cyclades, birthplace of the legendary chef Nikolaos Tselementes, whose influence still flavours every family taverna. Potters shape clay in workshops as they have for generations, whitewashed Apollonia and aristocratic Artemonas spill across the inland hills, and the monastery of Chrysopigi stands on its sea-washed rock like a guardian of the coast. Add the medieval village of Kastro and one of Greece's finest networks of marked hiking trails, and Sifnos rewards every kind of traveller, from food lovers to walkers seeking authentic island life.

Ferries arrive at Kamares, a sheltered bay on the west coast that doubles as a relaxed resort with a sandy beach, tavernas and cafes along the waterfront. The port lies on the western Cyclades line, served daily from Piraeus, with additional summer connections to neighbouring Milos. Ticket agencies, car hire offices and bus stops are all within a short walk of the quay.

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