Question 1

Was my Blue Star ferry from Piraeus to Serifos on 3 September 2026 cancelled or delayed?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The Blue Star Ferries sailing from Piraeus to Serifos on 3 September 2026 ran, but skipped a scheduled port call — affecting the 21:00 departure, the 21:00 departure, the 21:00 departure. Blue Star Ferries gave the reason as: bad weather conditions.

Question 2

How much compensation am I owed under EU Regulation 1177/2010?

Accepted Answer

Under Article 19 of EU Regulation 1177/2010, compensation is a percentage of the fare for the delayed leg, and how late you must arrive depends on how long the crossing was scheduled to take. On a crossing scheduled to take up to 4 hours: 25% if you arrive at least 1 hour late, and 50% if you arrive at least 2 hours late. On a crossing scheduled to take 4 hours to 8 hours: 25% if you arrive at least 2 hours late, and 50% if you arrive at least 4 hours late. On a crossing scheduled to take 8 hours to 24 hours: 25% if you arrive at least 3 hours late, and 50% if you arrive at least 6 hours late. On a crossing scheduled to take more than 24 hours: 25% if you arrive at least 6 hours late, and 50% if you arrive at least 12 hours late. Cancellations, and disruption caused by strike action or weather, are assessed case by case, and the operator makes the final decision.

Question 3

How do I file a claim?

Accepted Answer

Upload your ticket for this Blue Star Ferries sailing and tell us how late you arrived. We read the booking details, pre-qualify your claim against the regulation, and prepare it for you to file through the operator's own compensation process. ReFerry is a facilitator: we never receive or pay out your compensation — the operator pays you directly.

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What are you owed?

What are you owed?