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Folegandros to Sikinos Ferry

🚢 Folegandros → Sikinos — this week

7 sailings over the next 7 days · usually 1/day (2 on weekends)

Tomorrow (Thu 23 Jul): 1 ferries — first at 12:30

Operated by Fast Ferries, Blue Star Ferries, SeaJets · crossing 15m–45m

Seasonal: runs year-round · last updated 2026-07-22

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Folegandros to Sikinos Ferry

Folegandros to Sikinos -- At a Glance

  • Season: Seasonal service (February to September).
  • Frequency: Typically 1 ferry per day, February to September.
  • Sailing days: Daily service.
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The Folegandros to Sikinos ferry is one of those short hops that links two of the quieter, more characterful islands in the western Cyclades. Both islands have managed to hold on to a genuinely unhurried pace of life, and travelling between them by sea is the natural way to make the crossing.

On average, you can expect around 1 ferry per day throughout the year — a reliable enough frequency for what is a relatively short island-to-island connection.

Monthly Schedule Overview

Here is a month-by-month overview of ferry service from Folegandros to Sikinos:

MonthAvailableAvg. Ferries/Day
January No
February Yes 1.5 (1–2)
March Yes 1.5 (1–2)
April Yes 1.4 (1–2)
May Yes 1.6 (1–2)
June Yes 1.2 (1–2)
July Yes 1.3 (1–2)
August Yes 1.6 (1–2)
September Yes 1.1 (1–2)
October No
November No
December No

Folegandros to Sikinos — next 14 days

Actual sailing dates and departure times for the next two weeks (last updated 2026-07-22):

DateSailingsDeparture timesOperators
Wed 22 Jul115:45Fast Ferries
Thu 23 Jul112:30
Fri 24 Jul114:20Fast Ferries
Sat 25 Jul210:30, 14:20Blue Star Ferries, Fast Ferries
Mon 27 Jul216:45, 21:50Fast Ferries
Wed 29 Jul115:20Fast Ferries
Thu 30 Jul212:30, 12:50SeaJets
Fri 31 Jul114:20Fast Ferries
Sat 1 Aug210:30, 14:20Blue Star Ferries, Fast Ferries
Mon 3 Aug216:45, 21:50Fast Ferries

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Tips for the Folegandros–Sikinos Ferry

  • At smaller island ports, the quay surface can be cobblestone, wooden planking, or rough concrete – wheeled bags take a beating and can tip on uneven ground.
  • Spring can bring occasional strong southerlies (sirocco) that kick up high seas; check the weather forecast a few days before a winter or spring crossing.
  • Aircraft-style reserved seats cost a little more than deck class and are worth it on longer crossings if cabins are beyond your budget.
  • The meltemi blows from the north-north-west; routes that run east–west are more exposed than those running north–south along a chain of islands.
  • In Sikinos, the double hilltop settlement of Chora – comprising the fortress village of Kastro and the adjacent Chorio – offers a wonderfully authentic Cycladic experience, with a Folklore Museum and traditional tavernas serving local dishes with capers. The port of Alopronia below is a sandy bay with a handful of traditional waterfront tavernas and a calm, unhurried atmosphere.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How often do ferries run from Folegandros to Sikinos?

Typically 1 ferry per day, February to September. Service runs year-round.

Are there ferries from Folegandros to Sikinos today?

Yes – 1 sailing today. See the 14-day timetable above for departure times.

How many ferries run from Folegandros to Sikinos this week?

Around 7 sailings over the next 7 days (typically 1 per day, 2 on weekends).

What time is the first ferry from Folegandros to Sikinos?

The first departure is usually 12:30.

How long is the ferry from Folegandros to Sikinos?

The fastest crossing takes approximately 15m, while the slowest takes around 45m. Typical crossing times by operator: SeaJets 15m (high-speed), Fast Ferries 40m–45m (conventional), Blue Star Ferries 40m.

Which ferry companies operate the Folegandros–Sikinos route?

The route is served by Fast Ferries, Blue Star Ferries, SeaJets. Crossings run on conventional, high-speed vessels.