Milos to Sikinos Ferry
🚢 Milos → Sikinos — this week
2 sailings over the next 7 days · usually 1/day
Tomorrow (Wed 22 Jul): 1 ferries — first at 13:10
Operated by Fast Ferries, Blue Star Ferries, SeaJets · crossing 1h25m–3h40m
Milos to Sikinos Ferry
Milos to Sikinos -- At a Glance
- Season: Seasonal service (March to September).
- Frequency: Typically 1 ferry per day.
- Sailing days: Ferries sail several days per week.
- Book tickets: Check prices at Ferryscanner
The Milos to Sikinos ferry is a rewarding crossing that links two of the Cyclades’ most distinctive islands. Milos, known for its dramatic volcanic coastline and colourful fishing villages, makes a striking departure point, while Sikinos — quiet, unspoilt, and refreshingly uncrowded — rewards those who make the journey. Ferries run from March through to September, making this a route for the warmer months.
During the season you can expect around 1 ferry per day, so a little forward planning goes a long way. Check the schedule before you commit to dates and book ahead if you’re travelling in peak summer.
Monthly Schedule Overview
Here is a month-by-month overview of ferry service from Milos to Sikinos:
| Month | Available | Avg. Ferries/Day |
|---|---|---|
| January | No | – |
| February | No | – |
| March | Yes | 1.0 |
| April | Yes | 1.0 |
| May | Yes | 1.0 |
| June | Yes | 1.0 |
| July | Yes | 1.0 |
| August | Yes | 1.0 |
| September | Yes | 1.0 |
| October | No | – |
| November | No | – |
| December | No | – |
Milos to Sikinos — next 14 days
Actual sailing dates and departure times for the next two weeks (last updated 2026-07-21):
| Date | Sailings | Departure times | Operators |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wed 22 Jul | 1 | 13:10 | Fast Ferries |
| Sat 25 Jul | 1 | 07:30 | Blue Star Ferries |
| Wed 29 Jul | 1 | 13:10 | Fast Ferries |
| Thu 30 Jul | 1 | 11:40 | SeaJets |
| Sat 1 Aug | 1 | 07:30 | Blue Star Ferries |
Check availability & book on Ferryscanner →
Tips for the Milos–Sikinos Ferry
- If you are anxious about rough conditions, sit inside at or near the centre of the vessel and avoid looking out of windows at the waves.
- Booking the earliest possible outward sailing gives you the most time on the island and reduces pressure on your return connection.
- On conventional ferries, the centre of the vessel at the waterline is the most stable point; if you feel unwell, move there and focus on the horizon.
- 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 Milos to Sikinos?
Typically 1 ferry per day. The route operates from March to September.
How many ferries run from Milos to Sikinos this week?
Around 2 sailings over the next 7 days (typically 1 per day).
What time is the first ferry from Milos to Sikinos?
The first departure is usually 13:10.
How long is the ferry from Milos to Sikinos?
The fastest crossing takes approximately 1h25m, while the slowest takes around 3h40m. Typical crossing times by operator: SeaJets 1h25m (high-speed), Fast Ferries 2h50m (conventional), Blue Star Ferries 3h40m.
Which ferry companies operate the Milos–Sikinos route?
The route is served by Fast Ferries, Blue Star Ferries, SeaJets. Crossings run on conventional, high-speed vessels.