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By Boat
Alonissos is easily accessible through several ports, offering a range of ferry options for visitors traveling from Athens, Central Greece, and beyond. Here's a comprehensive guide to help you plan your trip to this beautiful island:
From Agios Konstantinos
For those starting from Athens, Agios Konstantinos is a convenient departure point. Located 165 kilometers from Athens, the drive to Agios Konstantinos takes about 2 hours. If you prefer public transportation, KTEL Fthiotidas buses also connect Athens to this port.
Ferry Options:
Passenger ships, hydrofoils, and catamarans depart daily from Agios Konstantinos to Alonissos. The ferry journey from Agios Konstantinos to Alonissos takes about 4.5 to 5 hours. If you're looking for a faster option, you can choose a catamaran or hydrofoil, which reduces the travel time to just 2 to 3 hours.
Seasonal Availability:
Ferries operate from April to October. In the winter months, only hydrofoils (flying dolphins) are available.
From Kymi, Evia
During the summer months, you can also reach Alonissos via the port of Kymi in Evia. The distance from Athens to Kymi is 158 kilometers, taking approximately 2 hours by car. The ferry journey from Kymi to Alonissos takes about 2 hours and 15 minutes.
From Volos
If you're coming from Central Greece or northern parts of the country, Volos is an excellent option. The port of Volos offers frequent ferry connections, especially during the peak season when there are 2-3 daily departures.
Ferry Options:
Passenger ships, catamarans, and hydrofoils (flying dolphins) serve the route from Volos to Alonissos. The journey takes approximately 4.5 hours by ferry. If you're looking for a faster option, you can choose a catamaran or hydrofoil, which reduces the travel time to just 2 to 3 hours.
From Thessaloniki
If you’re traveling from Thessaloniki, seasonal high-speed ferry routes operate during the summer months. The journey takes approximately 2 hours.
Connecting to Other Islands
Alonissos is well-connected by ferry to neighboring Sporades islands: Skiathos, Skopelos, and Skyros. This makes island hopping a breeze and allows you to explore multiple destinations in one trip.
Traveling by Plane
While Alonissos doesn’t have its own airport, you can fly into nearby airports and continue your journey by ferry: Skiathos Airport (JSI) serves domestic and international flights, and Nea Anchialos Airport (VOL) near Volos also offers international connections. From either airport, you can take a ferry to Alonissos and begin your adventure.
Whether you choose to travel by ferry, hydrofoil, or catamaran, Alonissos awaits with its pristine beauty and tranquil charm. Plan your trip wisely, and let the journey become part of your unforgettable Greek island experience!
