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Amorgos to Donoussa Ferry Information

Dave Briggs
By Dave Briggs · Published 2021-06-11 · Last updated 2026-09-13
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You can take a ferry every day of the week from Amorgos to Donoussa apart from Sundays. The journey time is between 45 minutes and 1 hour 15 minutes.

Ferry Snapshot: Amorgos to Donoussa

  • Sailings on 12 of the next 14 days
  • Crossing time from 45 min, up to 2 h 15 min
  • Earliest departure 07:00, latest 08:30
  • Operated by Blue Star Ferries and Small Cyclades Lines
  • Tickets from €5
  • Departures from Katapola and Aigiali
  • Boats on this route typically have: vehicle garage, restaurant, cafe bar, shop, Wi-Fi, outside deck
Amorgos to Donoussa September 2026 Ferry Timetable
DepartsDaysDurationFerry
07:00 (Aigiali)Tue, Thu45 minBlue Star Ferries – Blue Star NaxosBook
07:00 (Katapola)Mon, Wed, Sat2 h 15 minSmall Cyclades Lines – Express ScopelitisBook
08:00 (Aigiali)Mon, Wed, Sat1 h 15 minSmall Cyclades Lines – Express ScopelitisBook
08:30 (Aigiali)Fri only, from 18 Sep until 25 Sep45 minBlue Star Ferries – Blue Star NaxosBook
Amorgos to Donoussa October 2026 Ferry Timetable
DepartsDaysDurationFerry
07:00 (Aigiali)Tue, Thu45 minBlue Star Ferries – Blue Star NaxosBook
07:00 (Katapola)Mon, Wed, Sat2 h 15 minSmall Cyclades Lines – Express ScopelitisBook
08:00 (Aigiali)Mon, Wed, Sat1 h 15 minSmall Cyclades Lines – Express ScopelitisBook
08:30 (Aigiali)Fri only45 minBlue Star Ferries – Blue Star NaxosBook

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. Donoussa island in Greece
  2. How to get from Amorgos to Donoussa
  3. Ferry Service to Donoussa from Amorgos
  4. Donoussa Travel Tips
  5. How to get from Amorgos to Donoussa FAQ
  6. Donoussa Ferries
How to get from Amorgos to Donoussa by ferry on the Small Cyclades Lines

Donoussa island in Greece

Donoussa is a small, peaceful island with a population of less than 170 inhabitants. One of the Lesser Cyclades islands, Donoussa is known for its wild and beautiful beaches, and it's relaxed pace of life.

Donoussa is a popular onward destination after having visited Amorgos, due to its close proximity. It's also pretty cheap to get between the two Greek islands - Passenger ticket prices can start from as low as 5 Euros.

Leaving Amorgos on the Express Skopelitis

How to get from Amorgos to Donoussa

There isn't an airport in the Cyclades island of Donoussa, so the only way to travel from Amorgos to Donoussa is by using the ferry network.

During the peak travel season, there is at least one ferry every day of the week apart from Sunday from Amorgos to Donoussa. Ferry companies providing these ferries to Donoussa from Amorgos are operated by Small Cyclades Lines (Express Skopelitis), and Blue Star Ferries.

Note that Amorgos has two ferry ports - Katapola and Aegiali. The Blue Star Ferries leave from Aegiali, and Small Cyclades Lines leaves from both ports.

Travel tip: Make sure you know which port to depart from!!

Ferry Service to Donoussa from Amorgos

The quicker Blue Star Ferries boat crossing from Amorgos going to Donoussa takes around 45 minutes. The slower Small Cyclades Lines vessel sailing to Donoussa from Amorgos island takes around 1 hour and 15 minutes.

Ferry tickets can be booked at travel agencies on the island or online. The best place to look at up to date timetables and for booking ferry tickets online is Ferryscanner.

A view of Livadi Beach on the Greek island of Donousa

Donoussa Travel Tips

A few travel tips for visiting the Cyclades island of Donoussa:








The ferry arriving at Donoussa

How to get from Amorgos to Donoussa FAQ

A few of the frequently asked questions about traveling to Donoussa from Amorgos include:

How can I get to Donoussa from Amorgos?

In order to take a trip from Amorgos to Donoussa the best way is by ferry. There is at least one ferry a day apart from Sunday sailing to Donoussa from Amorgos.

Is there an airport on Donoussa?

As there is no airport in Donoussa island, so the only way to go to from Amorgos to Donoussa is by taking a ferry. The airport nearest to Donoussa is at Naxos.

How long is the ferry ride from Amorgos to Donoussa?

The ferries to the island of Donoussa from Amorgos take between 45 minutes and 1 hour and 15 minutes. Ferry operators on the Amorgos Donoussa route may include Small Cyclades Lines (Express Skopelitis), and Blue Star Ferries.

Where can I buy tickets for the ferry to Donoussa?

The best place to look at Greek ferries online is Ferryscanner. Although I think it's better to book your Amorgos to Donoussa ferry tickets in advance, you could also use a local travel agency in Greece.

What time should I be at the port in Amorgos for the ferry to Donoussa?

Aim to be at the harbour at least half an hour before your ferry is due to leave, whether you are sailing from Katapola or Aigiali. Small island ports move quickly, and boarding can start earlier than you expect.

Donoussa Ferries

How to travel from Amorgos to Donoussa by ferry

This guide should have everything you need to know about getting from Amorgos to Donoussa. Make sure you book in advance or buy your tickets at an agency when possible so that you can get the best fares and make travel plans easier. If all else fails, Ferryscanner has up-to-date schedules and ticket purchasing convenience right at your fingertips!

Have any questions? Leave a comment below and I'll answer if I can!


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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