The route

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The link between Amorgos and Serifos is served exclusively by Seajets who offer 7 weekly sailings, with a maximum duration of 5 hours 20 minutes and mostly afternoon departures. Ferries on this route can transport both foot passengers and vehicles. Cabin crews will cater to your requests to ensure a comfortable crossing.

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Ferry Operators

• SEAJETS

  7 weekly sailings

  Duration: 5 hours 20 minutes

KATAPOLA (AMORGOS) SERIFOS offers

SEAJETS

Port of Katapola (Amorgos)

The port of Katapola isa situated on the northern coast of the island of Amorgos. The port is situated in a natural harbor, which has played an important role for the economy of Amorgos since ancient times when it was an important trading hub between Greece and the eastern ports. The port of Katapola is very picturesque and in the surrounding area you can find all kinds of shops, restaurants and taverns. The port of Katapola offers connections to the other islands in the Cyclades archipelago and the main ports of the mainland.... [More information]

Address: Katapola 840 08, Greece

Directions: Google Map @ Katapola (Amorgos), port

Guide of Serifos

The island of Serifos is one of the most underrated Greek destinations of recent years. It is cooled by the Meltemi winds that dominate the Cyclades and the island appears dry and barren with little white houses with slate roofs. The population mainly lives along the coast and that is where most of the tourists also go looking for beaches. History The history of Serifos has been intertwined with its mines since ancient times. And for this resource the island was conquered by the Cretans then by the Mycenaeans, Phoenicians and Romans, finally many centuries later it was under Venetian and then ... [More information]