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From the airport
to the island.

26 islands and sea crossings from 15 airports: the ride to the port, then the boat.

Islands and sea crossings, by airport

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From Athens airport

The airport page

From Naples airport

The airport page

From Split airport

The airport page

From Dubrovnik airport

The airport page

From Helsinki airport

The airport page

From Stockholm Arlanda airport

The airport page

From Corfu airport

The airport page

From Heraklion airport

The airport page

From Marseille airport

The airport page

From Nice airport

The airport page

From Pisa airport

The airport page

From Rhodes airport

The airport page

From Rome Ciampino airport

The airport page

From Rome Fiumicino airport

The airport page

From Tallinn airport

The airport page

How to read this page

A crossing here is two journeys, usually on two tickets: the public ride from the airport to the port, then the boat. The fare is for one traveler, both tickets together, at the operator's basic fare: a deck seat, or the cheapest class it publishes, marked "from" where it prints a starting price. The times are rounded here so they scan; each journey's page has them to the minute, counting the boat operator's check-in rule, not the wait for the next sailing.

These crossings are not on the airport boards: a ferry is another vehicle and another ticket, so each has its own page, priced for your whole party, with the timetable and the catch. Where a ferry booking site sells the crossing, that page lists it under a Partner label. A booking through it may earn us a commission, at no cost to you, and it never changes the fare we print, which is the operator's.

The overnight ships from Stockholm sell a cabin, not a seat, so their fare is one traveler in the cheapest cabin, which sleeps up to four.

31 ferry journeys to 26 places from 15 airports.