The route

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The ferry route between Aegina and Piraeus is covered by Blue Star Ferries who provide 14 weekly sailings with travel times that don't exceed 30 minutes and mostly morning departures. A hydrofoil service operates on this line which halves the travel time to your destination, compared to standard ferries. Once on board, you can enjoy all of the services provided to make your trip as pleasant as possible.

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Ferry Operators

• BLUE STAR FERRIES

  14 weekly sailings

  Duration: 30 minutes

AGIA MARINA (AEGINA) PIRAEUS offers

BLUE STAR FERRIES

Port of Agia Marina (Aegina)

On the east coast of the island of Aegina is the port of Agia Marina. It is a small port providing docking for hydrofoils and ferries that connect with Piraeus and other islands in the Saronic Gulf. The port is more active during the summer months, a period in which connections intensify. How to reach the port of Agia Marina The ferry terminal is located on the east coast of the island and is linked to the capital by buses, leaving several times a day, they take 30 minutes and the ticket costs around € 2.00. There is a ticket office near the boarding terminal. The nearest international ai... [More information]

Address: Κυριάκου Γαλάρη 168, Ag. Marina 180 10, Greece

Directions: Google Map @ Agia Marina (Aegina), port

Guide of Piraeus

Piraeus is the historic port of Athens and is located in the Saronic Gulf and is one of the world's largest passenger transport ports. It was expanded and modernized for the Olympics in 2004 making it a major transport hub not only in the Aegean, throughout the Mediterranean. The commercial activities have been moved to Keratsini, Ikonion and Aspopyrgos, making this the major port for ferries, ships and goods to the Greek islands. Piraeus has soap and sugar factories, distilleries, and shipyards and has become the industrial heartland of Greece, helping to redefine the landscape and boost Gree... [More information]