Travel to and from all of the Greek islands is now allowed as of Monday morning after the long coronavirus lockdown. Until now, citizens had so far only been able to travel to Crete, due to the travel bans instituted of the outbreak.

Ferries will operate at 50 % of capacity, which becomes 55% in larger ships, while strict health safety protocols are in place for the protection of all passengers.
Boarding will not be allowed to anyone who either displays COVID-19 symptoms or has been in contact with someone infected in the last 14 days — both as per the questionnaire filled out by the passenger himself or herself.
A distance of 1.5m must also be observed by all passengers in all areas and at all times. A total of seven ferries are scheduled to depart from the port of Piraeus: two to the Cyclades, one to Chios-Mytilini, and four to Crete.