Ferry to and from Skopelos with Seajets

Olympian Ferries is a Greek ferry company based in Piraeus, specializing in the transport of passengers and vehicles. The company operates key routes connecting mainland Greece to Evia and the Sporades Islands, including Skiathos and Skopelos. Popular routes include Agios Konstantinos to Skiathos and Glossa (Skopelos), and Rafina to Marmari, Evia. The Olympian Ferries fleet consists of two vessels, the PANORAMA and the EVIA STAR, both equipped with modern facilities and car decks for vehicles. The company is committed to providing a safe, comfortable, and affordable travel experience, offering discounts for various passenger categories such as children, toddlers, large families, and people with disabilities.

San Lorenzo Ferries, originating from Italy and established in 1992, offers a range of modern vessels designed to cater to various travel needs. Their fleet includes high-speed ferries and conventional ships, each equipped with multiple classes such as economy, premium, and VIP. Onboard amenities feature comfortable seating, dining options, and entertainment facilities, ensuring a pleasant journey for all passengers. San Lorenzo Ferries provides diverse ticket types, including options for foot passengers, cabins for overnight travel, and spaces for vehicles. Popular routes include crossings from Naples to Palermo, Civitavecchia to Olbia, and Genoa to Porto Torres, connecting mainland Italy with key destinations in Sicily and Sardinia. With a focus on reliability and comfort, San Lorenzo Ferries continues to be a preferred choice for travelers exploring the Mediterranean.

Aegean Flying Dolphins is a Greek ferry company, established in 2006, that provides high-speed ferry services in the Aegean Sea. The company focuses on comfortable, safe, and quick passenger movement, often offering competitive fares. Their fleet consists of modern hydrofoils and catamarans, including vessels like F/D Athina, F/D Venus I, and F/D Erato. Aegean Flying Dolphins primarily operates routes connecting the mainland ports of Piraeus and Volos to the Saronic Islands (such as Aegina and Agistri) and the Sporades Islands (including Skiathos, Skopelos, and Alonissos). While known for their speed and efficiency, the smaller size of their vessels means they typically do not offer extensive onboard amenities like restaurants or vehicle transport for unaccompanied vehicles. The company is also noted for its community involvement, including offering zero-fare transportation for certain medical transfers.