Book the Adamantas – Chania ferry route here for a sea journey from Milos to Crete. Adamantas is Milos’s principal port, set on the island’s broad natural harbour and within easy reach of its whitewashed Cycladic villages and volcanic beaches. Chania welcomes you to western Crete, where Venetian lanes, a historic harbour and dramatic mountain-and-coast scenery set the tone for an unforgettable island stay. Choose your travel dates to begin planning your crossing.
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How long is the travel time for Adamantas – Chania?
The Adamantas–Chania ferry journey links Milos in the Cyclades with Chania on Crete, crossing open Aegean waters between two wonderfully distinct Greek islands. Sailing duration can vary with the vessel used, the calling pattern and sea conditions, so the crossing is best seen as a chance to settle into the journey and enjoy the changing horizon before arriving in western Crete.
Methods of Travel Adamantas – Chania
For the Adamantas – Chania ferry route with Blue Star Ferries, travelling without a vehicle is an available option. This makes the crossing a straightforward choice for travellers continuing from Milos to Crete on foot, with the sea journey providing a calm break between two distinctive Greek island destinations.
Are pets allowed on the Adamantas – Chania route?
Pets can be booked on the Adamantas – Chania ferry with Blue Star Ferries, so your companion can be part of the journey from Milos to Crete. Arrange your pet booking when reserving your crossing, and allow plenty of time before departure: passenger and vehicle check-in is required at least 120 minutes before sailing. A calm travel carrier, water and familiar comfort items can help make the time at the port and on board feel more relaxed for your pet.
Check-in Information Adamantas – Chania
For the Adamantas to Chania ferry, Blue Star Ferries asks both foot passengers and travellers with vehicles to complete check-in at least 120 minutes before departure. Arriving with time to spare lets you settle into the harbour atmosphere of Adamantas and begin the crossing without a last-minute rush.
You do not need to present the supplier ticket at check-in. Bring an accepted passport or ID, keep it readily accessible, and have your booking details to hand as you make your way towards Chania.
Adamantas – Chania ferry
The ferry from Adamantas to Chania links the volcanic island of Milos with the western shores of Crete, turning the sea crossing into a memorable part of a Greek island journey. Adamantas, Milos’s principal port, sits beside a broad natural harbour and makes a lovely final glimpse of the island’s pale rock, fishing boats and bright Aegean light. On arrival in Chania, Crete’s atmospheric west opens up, with its celebrated old town, Venetian harbour and inviting maze of narrow streets within reach. It is a rewarding connection for travellers combining the Cyclades’ quieter island character with Crete’s rich history, mountain landscapes and coastal villages. Blue Star Ferries offers this route option, and accommodation is required for the crossing.
Compare and book your crossing
This page brings together the Adamantas – Chania ferry option so you can choose the crossing that suits the shape of your holiday and reserve your place with confidence. You can travel as a foot passenger, as bringing a vehicle is not required on this route option, while pet bookings are permitted for those travelling with an animal companion. Allow at least 120 minutes before departure for passenger check-in; the same minimum lead time applies if you are travelling with a vehicle. You do not need the supplier ticket at check-in, but take an accepted identity document with you: Blue Star Ferries accepts ID and passports and requires a passport for this route option. Book your ferry from Adamantas to Chania and let the horizon carry you from Milos’s island calm towards the distinctive spirit of Crete.
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