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Using the seabus in Mykonos

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The SeaBus is available from the Town of Mykonos, also known as Chora and the Old Port, and goes to the New Port of Tourlos and vice-versa. The New Port of Tourlos is where you will also find the cruise dock. At Old Port Mykonos there is the bus station and taxi station. Wherever you are coming from in Mykonos, you will have access to the SeaBus. The SeaBus departs every 30 minutes, so if you’re traveling with the intention of seeing more sites on the other side, you won’t have to wait long. I love using it and would really recommend.

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The SeaBus is available from the Town of Mykonos, also known as Chora and the Old Port, and goes to the New Port of Tourlos and vice-versa. The New Port of Tourlos is where you will also find the cruise dock. At Old Port Mykonos there is the bus station and taxi station. Wherever you are coming from in Mykonos, you will have access to the SeaBus. The SeaBus departs every 30 minutes, so if you’re traveling with the intention of seeing more sites on the other side, you won’t have to wait long. I love using it and would really recommend.

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This is great advice. I have actually never used it and have only taken ferries, but I think this is a great option for people that appears to be more efficient than the Ferry in certain situations.
 
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