Seajets is a Greek ferry company that operates a fleet of passenger and freight ferry services in the Aegean Sea. Operating a fleet of 29 vessels, Seajets sails to 17 islands and offers 140 connections among them, primarily between April and October each year.
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History
Seajets was founded in 1989 as Dolphin Sea Lines by Panagiotis ("Takis") Iliopoulos and his son Marios Iliopoulos.
In 2018 Seajets received the ”Passenger Line of the Year” award in the 15th “Lloyd's List Greek Shipping Awards 2018” and in 2019 the WorldChampion Jet was awarded “ship of the year” during the Lloyd's List Greek Shipping Awards 2019 ceremony.
In 2020 the company bought seven cruise ships, two of which were soon resold for demolition.
In November 2025, the Goddess of the Night was sold for €140 million to Chinese cruise line operator, Tianjin Orient International Cruises.
Fleet
As of March 2026, the Seajets fleet consists of the following vessels:
Routes
Summer 2026 scheduled routes operated by conventional ferry and high-speed ferries are:
Conventional ferries:
Volos ↔ Skiathos ↔ Skopelos ↔ Alonnisos: SuperStar II
Rafina ↔ Andros ↔ Tinos ↔ Mykonos: SuperStar
Lavrio ↔ Agios Efstratios ↔ Mirina ↔ Kavala: Aqua Blue
Piraeus ↔ Kythira ↔ Antikythira ↔ Kissamos - Antikythira ↔ Kythira ↔ Gythion: Aqua Jewel
High-speed ferries:
Piraeus ↔ Syros ↔ Tinos ↔ Mykonos ↔ Paros ↔ Naxos ↔ Santorini ↔ Heraklion: Champions League Jet 1 & Champions League Jet 2 (Alternatively)
Rafina ↔ Andros ↔ Tinos ↔ Mykonos: Eurochampion Jet
Piraeus ↔ Paros ↔ Naxos ↔ Koufonisi ↔ Katapola: Finished For 2026
Santorini - Ios - Naxos - Paros - Syros - Piraeus - Syros - Mykonos - Paros - Naxos - Ios - Santorini: Finished for 2026
Piraeus - Syros - Mykonos - Naxos - Ios - Santorini - Ios - Naxos - Mykonos - Tinos - Syros - Piraeus: Eurochampion Jet 2
Piraeus - Milos - Folegandros - Sikinos - Ios - Santorini - Folegandros - Milos - Sifnos - Serifos - Piraeus: Finished for 2026
Piraeus ↔ Serifos ↔ Sifnos ↔ Milos: Champion Jet 2
Milos ↔ Kimolos ↔ Sifnos ↔ Serifos ↔ Kythnos ↔ Piraeus: Finished for 2026
Cruise ships
Seajets currently has three ships with an unknown future, as all three are in cold lay-up.
Former cruise ships
In 2020, Seajets also acquired the following cruise ships, two of which were resold for scrapping and three for further service.