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Ferries from Syros to Amorgos (Both Katapola and Aegiali Ports)

Dave Briggs
By Dave Briggs · Published 2021-02-08 · Last updated 2026-09-13
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There is a direct ferry service sailing from Syros to Amorgos in the summer, but the service is not year around.

Ferry Snapshot: Syros to Amorgos

  • Sailings on 5 of the next 14 days
  • Crossing time from 5 h 15 min
  • Earliest departure 21:55, latest 21:55
  • Operated by Blue Star Ferries
  • Tickets from €36.50
  • Ferries use Katapola and Aigiali on Amorgos
  • Boats on this route typically have: vehicle garage, restaurant, cafe bar, shop, Wi-Fi, outside deck
Syros to Amorgos September 2026 Ferry Timetable
DepartsDaysDurationFerry
21:55Thu only, until 24 Sep5 h 15 minBlue Star Ferries – Blue Star NaxosBook
21:55Tue, Sun6 h 05 minBlue Star Ferries – Blue Star NaxosBook
Syros to Amorgos October 2026 Ferry Timetable
DepartsDaysDurationFerry
21:55Thu only5 h 15 minBlue Star Ferries – Blue Star NaxosBook
21:55Tue, Sun6 h 05 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. How to get from Syros to Amorgos
  2. Syros to Amorgos Ferry Route Options High Season
  3. Syros to Amorgos Direct Ferry
  4. Amorgos Island Travel Tips
  5. How to make a journey from Syros to Amorgos FAQ
Taking the ferry from Syros to Amorgos in Greece

How to get from Syros to Amorgos

If you are looking how to travel between the Greek islands of Syros and Amorgos, you should be aware that although Syros has an airport, taking a plane between Syros and Amorgos is not possible.

Therefore the only way to get from Syros to Amorgos is to take a ferry.

To slightly complicate matters, Amorgos island has two ports - Katapola and Aegiali. These are positioned more or less at opposite ends of the island.

When planning your Amorgos island break, keep in mind that which ferry port you arrive at might determine which area you want to stay in. Or vice-versa.

Oh, there's one more complication - there are sporadic ferries from Syros to Amorgos depending on the season!

You can find the latest ferry timetables for the Syros Amorgos crossing at: Ferryscanner

saos ferry leaving iraklia

Syros to Amorgos Ferry Route Options High Season

If you happen to want to travel on the day that the direct ferry sails, great! If not, the only other way to get between these two Cyclades islands in the summer is to make an indirect trip via another island such as Naxos or Mykonos.

The quickest indirect ferry journey from Syros going to Amorgos could take around 4 hours if everything lines up perfectly.

In reality, you should allow 10 hours for the indirect ferry sailing to Amorgos from Syros island.

Here's some guide you might find useful:

In order to plan your itinerary you'll need to spend some time looking at a ferry schedule. Check out Ferryscanner for Greek ferry tickets and up to date timetables.

Syros to Amorgos Direct Ferry

The direct ferry from Syros to Amorgos takes as little as 5 hours 15 minutes, and calls at both Katapola and Aegiali ports on Amorgos. Which port you arrive at, and how long the crossing takes, depends on the sailing you pick, so check the snapshot above before you plan your day.

To book your ferry online and to double check itineraries see Ferryscanner.

Kalotaritissa Beach in Amorgos island

Amorgos Island Travel Tips

A few travel tips for visiting the Cyclades island of Amorgos:
  • Ferries depart from Ermoupoli port in Syros. Ferries arrive at Katapola and Aegiali ports in Amorgos.

  • For where to stay in Amorgos, I suggest using Booking. They have a great selection of accommodation in Amorgos and areas to consider staying include Chora, Katapola, and Egiali / Aegiali. If you are traveling to Amorgos in the peak months of summer, I advise reserving apartments in Amorgos a month or so in advance.

  • Amorgos is well known for its beautiful beaches. Readers recommend visiting the following beaches in Amorgos: Mouros, Agia Anna, Levrosos, Agios Pavlos, Kalotaritissa, Psili Ammos, and Egiali.

  • The best place to look at Greek ferries online is Ferryscanner. I suggest you book your Syros to Amorgos ferry tickets in advance, especially during the height of the tourist season.



How to make a journey from Syros to Amorgos FAQ

A few of the questions readers ask about traveling to Amorgos from Syros include:

How do we get to Amorgos from Syros?

The only way to make a trip from Syros to Amorgos is by ferry boat.

Is there an airport in Amorgos?

The Cyclades island of Amorgos does not have an airport. The closest airport to the island in on Naxos, which has flight connections with Athens.

How long is the ferry ride from Syros to Amorgos?

The ferries to Amorgos island from Syros take as little as 5 hours 15 minutes, with longer crossings depending on the sailing and which of the two Amorgos ports you are heading for.

How do I buy ferry tickets to Amorgos?

I find that the Ferryscanner website is the best place to book ferry tickets online. Although I suggest you book your Syros to Amorgos ferry tickets in advance, you could also use a local travel agency in Greece.

This article includes all the tips I think you need about ships that sail between Syros and Naxos. However, if you have an questions, just drop a comment below and I'll do my best to answer!

How early should I get to the port in Syros?

Half an hour before departure is plenty. That leaves you time to find the right berth and board without rushing.

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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