The route

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The ferry crossing from Amorgos to Schinoussa is covered by the sailing company Mikres Kyklades N.e. who provide 3 weekly sailings with travel times that don't exceed 3 hours 10 minutes and morning departures. If you need to bring your vehicle on board, you have many options thanks to the cargo capacity of the ships operating on this crossing. On board services offered by all sailing companies ensure comfort during your crossing.

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Ferry Operators

• MIKRES KYKLADES N.E.

  3 weekly sailings

  Duration: 3 hours 10 minutes

AEGIALI (AMORGOS) SCHINOUSSA offers

MIKRES KYKLADES N.E.

Port of Aegiali (Amorgos)

Aegiali is one of the two ports of the island of Amorgos, in the Cyclades. It is located on the north coast of the island about 15 kilometres from the centre of Kora and is easily accessible by public or private transport. There are connections from Aegiali to the major islands of Dodecanese and for Donoussa, also to the other Cycladic islands and to Piraeus and Rafina, offering both daily and weekly departures. ... [More information]

Address: Ormos Egialis 840 08, Greece

Directions: Google Map @ Aegiali (Amorgos), port

Guide of Schinoussa

Schinoussa is one of the least known islands of the Cyclades. Tourism has not yet arrived here and the local population is only around 200 people, who mainly live on agriculture and wine production. Schinoussa invites you to walk along its wild coasts with views that will take your breath away. On this island, you can still find traditional Greece where the locals are dedicated to fishing, agriculture and livestock breeding. The development of tourism is the only thing that has changed in recent years and the little island can even be visited on foot.   History  Like the rest of the ... [More information]