Ferries on the Serifos to Piraeus route offer comfortable travel with a full range of onboard amenities. Here's what to expect from each operator:

Aegean Sea Lines

Aegean Sea Lines is a reliable conventional ferry operator serving the Western Cyclades corridor (Piraeus–Kythnos–Serifos–Sifnos–Milos–Kimolos). Often the best option for island-hopping through the western Cyclades chain.

Fleet on this route: Conventional ferries — vehicle-carrying vessels with full passenger amenities

Seat & Cabin Classes: Deck: Open-air seating. Economy Indoor Seats: Standard numbered seating. Cabins: Available on longer routes (2-bed, 4-bed options).

Luggage Policy: Flexible policy — up to 50 kg recommended. Luggage stored in cabin corridor racks.

Pets: Pets welcome with health certificates. Small pets with owner; larger pets in on-deck kennels. Leash and muzzle required on deck.

Vehicles: Full vehicle transport on all Aegean Sea Lines vessels — essential for Western Cyclades road trips. Cars from €40–80. Motorcycles from €15–30.

Fast Ferries

Fast Ferries operates both high-speed and conventional vessels on key Cyclades routes, offering a reliable middle-ground option between the speed of Seajets and the comfort of Blue Star. Particularly strong on northern Cyclades routes from Rafina.

Fleet on this route: Conventional ferries and high-speed vessels (Fast Ferries Andros, Theologos P) — serving both Piraeus and Rafina ports

Seat & Cabin Classes: Economy Seats: Standard indoor seating. Deck: Open-air seating on conventional vessels. Cabins available on select conventional vessels.

Luggage Policy: Standard flexible policy — up to 50 kg recommended, no formal restrictions. Luggage stored in onboard racks.

Pets: Pets accepted with health certificates. Animals under 10 kg with owner in cabin area; larger pets in designated pet areas. Free when included in booking.

Vehicles: Conventional Fast Ferries vessels have full vehicle garages. Car transport from €20–60. Motorcycles from €8–20. Book vehicle space early for peak season.

Seajets

Seajets is Greece's leading high-speed ferry operator, known for the fastest crossings across the Cyclades. Their fleet of modern catamarans and high-speed monohulls dramatically reduces travel times compared to conventional ferries, making them the top choice for travelers prioritizing speed.

Fleet on this route: High-speed catamarans and monohulls (Worldchampion Jet, Champion Jet 3, Supercat Jet, Olympic Champion Jet) — carrying 250–900 passengers, some with limited vehicle capacity

Seat & Cabin Classes: Economy Seats: Numbered airline-style seats (standard). Business Class: Premium seats in quieter forward cabin with extra legroom. First Class / VIP: Available on select vessels — premium lounge with dedicated service. No sleeping cabins on high-speed vessels.

Luggage Policy: Up to 50 kg per passenger, free of charge. On high-speed catamarans, luggage is stored in overhead bins or designated racks — no large oversize items. All luggage must fit in designated storage areas.

Pets: Pets accepted free when included in booking. Animals under 10 kg stay with owner in a carrier in the passenger cabin. Larger pets use kennels in the vehicle area. Health certificate required. Note: on rough sea days, pets in the vehicle area may experience more motion.

Vehicles: Selected Seajets vessels carry vehicles — check the specific sailing when booking. Car rates from €35–70. Motorcycles from €10–20. Many Seajets catamaran services are passenger-only — if vehicle transport is essential, verify before booking.

All ferries on this route have clean restrooms, luggage storage areas, and food and beverage service. In peak season (July–August), we recommend reserving a specific seat or cabin class rather than traveling on an open deck ticket.