Cyclades Islands

Compare ferries from Cyclades Islands to Ikaria

There are numerous ferry crossings operating from Cyclades Islands to Ikaria. Ferries currently connect 4 ports in Cyclades Islands with 2 ports in Ikaria.

There are a combined number of 14 ferry crossings each week across a selection of 6 Ferry Routes which are operated by 2 ferry companies including SeaJets & Hellenic Seaways with the shortest crossing taking around 2 hours (Mykonos to Evdilos).

This is a general summary of the services on offer between Cyclades Islands and Ikaria, for live information select from our Fare Search.

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Ferries from Cyclades Islands to Ikaria

About Cyclades Islands:

The Cyclades Islands are a Greek archipelago in the Aegean Sea, southeast of the mainland.

Whether you’re looking for an action-packed adventure, romantic retreat, or blissful getaway, the Cyclades have it all. Also, not only are they stunningly beautiful, they deliver on the cultural front too, boasting flourishing food scenes and a rich history.

You’re never short of fascinating things to see either. Delos is the legendary birthplace of Greek deities Apollo and Artemis and claims many archaeological sites while the world-renowned beaches of Mykonos are the perfect places to unwind after a day of adventure.

When it comes to exploring Greece and her islands, travelling by ferry is a quick and convenient way to get around. From the Cyclades, there is a vast network of ferry routes available to the surrounding Greek islands and the mainland, as well as numerous crossings between the Cyclades group itself.

About Ikaria:

Ikaria is a Greek island in the Aegean Sea, sitting approximately one hundred kilometres from the west coast of Turkey.

Life on Ikaria is so peaceful, it’s enlisted as one of five ‘blue zones’ in the world, a place where people live significantly longer than average. This is thanks to the island’s isolated location, Mediterranean cuisine and beautiful landscapes comprising vast mountains, forested gorges and secluded beaches.

Named after Icarus, the legendary architect who flew too close to the sun, and the supposed birthplace of Dionysus, god of wine, Ikaria is one of the most magical and fascinating Greek islands, too.

Given the amount of islands in the Aegean Sea, there are many ferry routes to Ikaria departing from a great number of destinations including the surrounding Greek archipelagos and the mainland.