Book your ferry from Kos to Mykonos and start planning your journey between two distinctive Greek islands. Kos lies in the southeastern Aegean, while Mykonos forms part of the Cyclades and is known for its whitewashed island setting. With Seajets, you can travel without a vehicle, bring a pet, and must arrange accommodation for this route option; an accepted ID card or passport is required. Choose your travel details and continue with your Kos – Mykonos booking.
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How long is the travel time for Kos – Mykonos?
The ferry route from Kos in the Dodecanese to Mykonos in the Cyclades crosses the Aegean Sea between two very different island groups. The sailing duration can vary according to the vessel used, sea and weather conditions, and whether the service includes calls at other islands along the way.
Methods of Travel Kos – Mykonos
On the Kos–Mykonos route, Seajets does not require a vehicle, so you can travel between Kos and Mykonos without taking a vehicle on the ferry. This makes the crossing a straightforward choice for travellers planning to explore both Greek islands without driving between the ports.
Are pets allowed on the Kos – Mykonos route?
Seajets permits pet bookings on the Kos–Mykonos ferry route, so you can include your pet when arranging your journey. Add the pet to the booking so the travel details are recorded correctly, then look forward to a relaxed sea crossing from Kos to Mykonos together.
Check-in Information Kos – Mykonos
For the Seajets ferry from Kos to Mykonos, passenger check-in must be completed at least 30 minutes before departure. If you are travelling with a vehicle, vehicle check-in is required at least 60 minutes before departure. The supplier ticket is not required at check-in.
Bring your accepted travel identification, with Seajets listing ID and passport, and note that accommodation is required for this route option. The ferry departs from Kos and arrives in Mykonos, giving you a clear, relaxed start to your island journey.
Ferry from Kos to Mykonos
The Kos–Mykonos ferry connection links two of Greece’s best-known Aegean islands, carrying travellers from the Dodecanese towards the Cyclades. Departing from Kos, you leave behind a lively island shaped by ancient history, long beaches and a warm, relaxed atmosphere before heading towards Mykonos and its distinctive whitewashed villages, windmills and bright waterfront. Mykonos is part of the Cyclades and offers an appealing blend of picturesque lanes, clear coastal scenery and vibrant island character. Arriving at Mykonos port brings you close to the island’s main gateway, where the landscape and architecture quickly create a sense of arrival. This route is also useful for travellers building a wider Greek island journey, connecting two very different parts of the Aegean in one memorable sea crossing.
Compare and book your Kos–Mykonos ferry
This page helps you compare the available Seajets option for the Kos to Mykonos route and choose the sailing that fits your trip. Seajets requires accommodation for this route option, and you can book a place without taking a vehicle, as a vehicle is not required. Pet bookings are permitted, making the crossing easier to include in a holiday shared with your animal companion. For check-in, passengers must arrive at least 30 minutes before departure, while vehicles must be checked in at least 60 minutes beforehand. Seajets does not require the supplier ticket at check-in, but you must bring an accepted identity document: an ID card or passport is accepted. Compare the route details, select the option that suits your plans and look forward to watching the Aegean horizon open between Kos and Mykonos.
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