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Ferry from Piraeus to Iraklia

Chapel on the hills of Iraklia with a view of the sea

Route map

Ferry connections Piraeus - Iraklia

Route at a glance

Operator Duration (hrs:min) Sailings per operating day Operating days Vessels
Blue Star Ferries 6:25–8:30 1 24 Blue Star Naxos

Fares by vehicle

Foot passenger
€37

Lowest fare among bookable sailings, not a fixed price.

Season and frequency

Oct
1

Sailings per operating day

Peak seasonShoulder seasonLow season

Ports of call

  1. Departure port

    Piraeus

  2. Port of call

    Paros

  3. Port of call

    Naxos

  4. Destination port

    Iraklia

Ports and terminals

Piraeus

City port

Location
Piraeus, Regionalbezirk Piräus, Region Attika

Iraklia

Island port

Location
Agios Georgios, Regionalbezirk Naxos, Region Südliche Ägäis

Paros

Island port

Location
Parikia, Regionalbezirk Paros, Region Südliche Ägäis

Naxos

Island port

Location
Agkidia, Regionalbezirk Naxos, Region Südliche Ägäis

Frequently asked questions about the Piraeus - Iraklia ferry

Crossing time

How long does the ferry from Piraeus to Iraklia take? +
The crossing from Piraeus to Iraklia takes 7 hours 20 minutes on average. Depending on the departure, the crossing takes between 6 hours 25 minutes and 8 hours 30 minutes.

Timetable

How often does the ferry from Piraeus to Iraklia run? +
The ferry from Piraeus to Iraklia runs on 3 days a week. The exact departure times are in the timetable on this page.

Operator

Which ferry company sails from Piraeus to Iraklia? +
Blue Star Ferries serves the Piraeus - Iraklia route.

Vehicles

Can I take a vehicle on the Piraeus - Iraklia ferry? +
Yes. The timetable lists prices for cars, campervans and minibuses. The starting prices for each vehicle class are shown on this page and apply to the next bookable departures.

Route

Does the ferry from Piraeus to Iraklia sail direct? +
No, Piraeus - Iraklia is part of a service with 4 ports of call. The intermediate stops are listed on this page; the crossing time shown applies to the full journey to Iraklia.