The Andros to Kythnos ferry route is a useful connection across the northern Cyclades, linking two islands that each reward visitors in quite different ways. Andros — the greenest and arguably most underrated island in the group — sits at the top of the chain, while Kythnos lies further south, quieter still and rarely overrun. Ferries run between them from March through to August, giving you a workable window for most holiday plans.
Sailings are not abundant on this route — you can generally count on around one departure a day during the season — so it is worth checking the timetable early and booking ahead if your dates are fixed. Missing the single daily ferry here is not a situation you want to find yourself in.
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