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Saronic Ferries is the trade name used since 2013 by a joint venture of two long-established Greek operators, 2WAYFERRIES and NOVA FERRIES, which together bring more than 60 years of combined experience in the Saronic Gulf. Headquartered in Piraeus, the company operates a fleet of five conventional Ro-Pax ferries on year-round daily routes between Piraeus and the Saronic islands of Aegina, Agistri, Methana and Poros.
The fleet of five Ro-Pax ferries — Achaeos, Phivos, Apollon Hellas, Poseidon Hellas and Antigoni — accepts foot passengers, cars, motorhomes, motorcycles and bicycles on every sailing. Onboard, ferries offer indoor seating areas with airline-style seats, an outdoor deck, a snack bar and toilets. The crossings are short (1 to 2 hours), so there are no cabins. Saronic Ferries has stated a long-term goal of operating an all-electric fleet by 2040, in line with broader Greek shipping decarbonisation plans.
Saronic Ferries tickets booked through SimpleFerry are issued as PDF e-tickets. Web check-in is mandatory on eTickets — passengers print or download to mobile and board directly. Boarding closes 30 minutes before departure for foot passengers and 60 minutes for those with a vehicle. Departures are from Gate E8 at Piraeus. Children aged 0-5 travel free; children 5-10 receive 50% off. A student discount is available for Greek public-university students.
Pets are accepted on Saronic Ferries crossings, on a leash and with valid health documentation. Pets are not allowed in indoor lounges and travel on the open deck.
Saronic Ferries vessels reach Aegina in around 1 hour 10 minutes. Hydrofoils on the same route (operated by other companies) are faster but do not accept vehicles.
Yes. Saronic Ferries Piraeus-Agistri service accepts cars, motorhomes and motorbikes. Spaces are limited and book up quickly in summer.
Saronic Ferries is the joint trading name used by 2WAYFERRIES and NOVA FERRIES since 2013. The two underlying companies remain the legal owners of the vessels.
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