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In One Month, These Prices Will Be Gone: The 5 Greek Islands with the Cheapest Ferry Tickets This Easter — Take Your Car for Just €24!

April 12, 2025

Easter is just around the corner — Holy Week begins in less than a week. And once again, you’ll see the mass exodus to the islands and wonder why you're not among them. Maybe it’s because you’re only looking at the usual pricey destinations. But if you're open to exploring lesser-known island gems, you’ll find ferry tickets at the best prices of the entire travel season — deals that won’t last more than a few weeks. Blink, and you’ll miss them.

According to the latest data, ferry ticket prices for Easter 2025 remain on par with last year’s, despite the rising cost of holidays overall. Fortunately, several island destinations are still accessible via affordable ferry options, making a spring getaway not only possible but downright budget-friendly.

Thanks to Ferryhopper, we’ve gathered the top 5 islands with the cheapest ferry routes for Easter — plus some exclusive offers worth jumping on now.

🚢 Easter 2025: The 5 Cheapest Greek Islands for Ferry Travel — From Just €11 to €31 (and Car Transport for Only €24!)

🏝 1. Aegina – from €10.50

Aegina is one of the most affordable island getaways for Easter — and one of the closest to Athens. Just an hour by ferry from Piraeus (depending on the vessel), tickets start at €10.50, and you can bring your car for only €24. The island has three ports — Aegina Town, Souvala, and Agia Marina — and offers a range of low-cost accommodations across all settlements.

🏝 2. Poros – from €17

For just €17, you can catch a ferry from Piraeus to Poros — another wallet-friendly island near Athens. Travel time ranges from 55 minutes to 2 hours and 35 minutes, depending on the ferry type. There’s even a 20% discount on return tickets (Piraeus–Poros–Piraeus) across all seating categories, available through Ferryhopper.

🏝 3. Kythnos – from €15

Kythnos is a classic pick for a long weekend getaway and a fantastic Easter option. The ferry from Lavrio Port takes about 1.5 to 2 hours, with both conventional and high-speed options. Tickets start at €15, and car transport costs around €42. During April, there are up to three daily departures, giving you flexibility in planning your trip.

🏝 4. Andros – from €25

Andros connects with Rafina Port and offers up to 9 ferry departures per day during Easter week. Tickets range from €25 to €32, and car transport is around €50. Depending on the ferry, the journey takes 1 to 2 hours — making it a great blend of accessibility and serenity.

🏝 5. Crete (Heraklion) – from €31 with discount

Crete remains one of the most popular destinations for Easter in Greece. There are up to 8 daily ferries from Piraeus to Heraklion, taking around 9 to 9.5 hours via conventional ferry. Standard tickets usually start at €40, but Minoan Lines Bonus Club members get a 30% discount, bringing the cost down to just €31. This offer is valid for travel until the end of April 2025, and bookings can be made through Ferryhopper.

Pro Tip: For more Easter travel tips, ticket deals, and destination guides — both domestic and international — check out our special Easter travel section.

So if you’ve been dreaming of a holiday but worrying about costs, now’s your chance. These prices won’t stick around for long, and by next month, you’ll wish you had taken the ferry and hit the sea.

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