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Portland to Aegina: fly + ferry
Aegina has no airport. Fly from Portland to Athens (ATH), connecting in Chicago, then it's 27 km to Piraeus Port Gate E8 and a 40m – 1h 15m fast ferry (Saronic Ferries and Aegean Flying Dolphins).
No airport · flight + ferry
How to get from Portland to Aegina
Aegina has no airport: fly to the nearest one, then take the ferry.
1Via Athens (ATH)
- Fly Portland → Athens1 stop via ChicagoFlights
- Transfer to Piraeus Port Gate E827 km · about 1h 01m by taxi or transfer
- ⛴Ferry Piraeus (Athens) → Aegina40m – 1h 15m · fast boats · Saronic Ferries, Aegean Flying DolphinsFrequent sailings throughout the day, year-roundFerry tickets
Flight times are from schedules flown recently; ferry times and operators from our ferry dataset. Check the timetable for your date; ferries can be seasonal and weather-dependent.
Good to know
- Distance
- 7,488 km4,650 miles
- Journey time
- 9h 52mflight + transfer + ferry
- Time difference
- +7hAegina vs Portland
- Currency in Aegina
- EUR
- Airports
- PWM → ATH + ferry
Flights from Portland to Aegina: questions answered
How do you get from Portland to Aegina?
Aegina has no airport. Fly from Portland to Athens (ATH), connecting in Chicago, then it's 27 km to Piraeus Port Gate E8 and a 40m – 1h 15m fast ferry (Saronic Ferries and Aegean Flying Dolphins).
Is there an airport on Aegina?
No. The nearest airport is Athens (ATH), then you take the ferry.
How long is the ferry to Aegina?
Piraeus (Athens) to Aegina takes 40m – 1h 15m, frequent sailings throughout the day, year-round. Operators: Saronic Ferries and Aegean Flying Dolphins.
How far is Athens airport from the ferry?
About 27 km to Piraeus Port Gate E8, roughly 1h 01m by taxi or transfer.
