The route

Are you looking for information on how to get to Santorini? Book your ferry from Amorgos to Santorini with our Cyclades Islands ferry booking service. Through our portal you will have access to departure and arrival times, the costs and ferry operators that serve the crossings to Santorini departing from Amorgos.

The ferry route between Amorgos and Santorini is covered by the maritime operator Seajets who carry out 7 trips per week with afternoon boardings and crossing times ranging between 1 hour 10 minutes and 1 hour 15 minutes. Hydrofoils operating on this line travel much faster compared to standard ferries, allowing you to get to your destination more quickly.

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Ferry Operators

• SEAJETS

  7 weekly sailings

  Duration: 1 hour 10 minutes

KATAPOLA (AMORGOS) THIRA (SANTORINI) offers

SEAJETS

Port of Katapola (Amorgos)

The port of Katapola isa situated on the northern coast of the island of Amorgos. The port is situated in a natural harbor, which has played an important role for the economy of Amorgos since ancient times when it was an important trading hub between Greece and the eastern ports. The port of Katapola is very picturesque and in the surrounding area you can find all kinds of shops, restaurants and taverns. The port of Katapola offers connections to the other islands in the Cyclades archipelago and the main ports of the mainland.... [More information]

Address: Katapola 840 08, Greece

Directions: Google Map @ Katapola (Amorgos), port

Guide of Thira (Santorini)

Santorini is perhaps the best-known island in the Cyclades due to its disarming beauty and its cliffs that overlooking the sea. It is a volcanic island and its black rocks create a particular contrast with the typical white Cycladic houses and villages that lie on the coasts as if they had been sleeping for millennia. History Santorini, whose real name is Thira, has a thousand-year history and in 1530 BC there was a volcanic eruption that destroyed most of the island. There are still traces of this event and you can still see the 20km-wide crater at the centre of the lagoon that formed and the... [More information]