Official position in the Cyclades
Visit Greece places Kimolos in the western part of the Cyclades, next to Milos, and describes it as an island with volcanic soil and a strong mineral identity.
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How to get to Kimolos
This page keeps only facts that official tourism sources currently state. Visit Greece places Kimolos in the western Cyclades next to Milos and explicitly lists the ferry links and arrival points most travellers need first.
Western CycladesBy-sea accessPsathi arrival
What official sources confirm
Main way in: by sea
Visit Greece states that Kimolos is connected to Piraeus and other Aegean ports, and that conventional ferries on the Piraeus-Kimolos route take about 6.5 hours.
Lavrio is also listed
The same official page adds that Kimolos is also connected with the port of Lavrio, so the island is not presented as a Piraeus-only arrival.
You arrive at Psathi
Visit Greece names Psathi as the island port and places it 1.5 km from Chorio, the capital village.
Officially highlighted nearby areas
The official Kimolos page also names Chorio, Ellinika, Alyki, Kalamitsi and boat-only Polyaigos, which helps frame the island geography before you arrive.
Official source note
- Visit Greece says Polyaigos is accessible only by boat from Kimolos.
- Visit Greece identifies Alyki and Kalamitsi as holiday villages in the south.
- The official page places Psathi 1.5 km from Chorio.
Official sources used on this page
This page summarizes details stated on official tourism pages available on March 11, 2026. Transport times and live schedules can change, so confirm them with the operator before travel.
Checked against official pages available on March 11, 2026.
Use the official page as the baseline
If your travel day depends on a live timetable, keep the official destination page as your factual baseline and then confirm the operator schedule.
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