The primary transport hubs for reaching Syros are Ermoupoli Port, the island's main ferry terminal, and Syros Island National Airport (JSY), which handles domestic flights.
By Ferry from Athens:
From Piraeus Port, ferries operate daily, with services from Blue Star Ferries and Seajets. The journey typically ranges from 2 hours on a high-speed ferry to 4 hours on a conventional vessel. Passenger ticket prices generally start from €36.50, and transporting a car can begin at approximately €73.
From Lavrio Port, ferries also connect to Syros. This route can take around 5 hours 37 minutes, with passenger tickets starting from €18.00.
By Ferry from Other Islands:
Syros is well-connected to many Cycladic islands. For example, a ferry from Tinos takes about 30 minutes or less, with tickets starting from €4.00.
From Mykonos, ferry trips typically range from 30 minutes to over 1 hour.
By Flight from Athens:
Direct domestic flights are available from Athens International Airport (ATH) to Syros Island National Airport (JSY) with airlines such as SKY express. The flight duration is approximately 30-35 minutes. Return flight prices typically range from €145 to €195.
By Flight from Thessaloniki:
Seasonal direct flights from Thessaloniki (SKG) to Syros are offered by Aegean, taking about 1 hour 15 minutes.
By Helicopter from Athens:
For the fastest travel, helicopter transfers are available from Koropi, taking approximately 39 minutes with prices starting from €181.00.
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