Ferry Paros-Mykonos

Discover the best ferries from Paros to Mykonos, travel tips, prices and many more. Here we go!

In brief, going from Paros to Mykonos is very simple!
- Ferries operate daily from late March to October.
- The route is mostly served by high-speed ferries.
- A standard ticket costs between '36' 'EUR' (36 euros) and '59.7' 'EUR' (59.7 euros), depending on the company and type of ferry you will select.

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The ferry Express Jet arriving in Mykonos

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The route from Paros to Mykonos is operated from the end of March till the end of October.
In the peak season (May to September), there are 6 to 8 ferry crossings per day, while, during the low season, there are ferry crossings nearly every day.
The first ferry departs from the main port of Paros (Parikia Port) at 08:15 and the last one at 16:35.

The ferry Andros arriving in Mykonos

Even though mostly served by high-speed ferries, both high-speed/catamaran and conventional ferries operate the route from Paros to Mykonos.
High-speed vessels are smaller and equipped with more powerful engines, allowing passengers to can reach their destination faster. On the other hand, conventional ferries may be slower but are also more budget-friendly.
Additionally, conventional ferries have large garages capable of carrying numerous vehicles, whereas high-speed vessels with garages have a limited vehicle capacity.

The distance between the two islands is 24 nautical miles (28 miles or 44 kilometers).
The duration of the trip depends on the type of ferry you are traveling with. Reaching Mykonos with a high-speed vessel takes around 45 minutes in most cases, while the trip with a conventional ferry lasts around 1.5 hours. However, the first high-speed ferry departing for Mykonos needs 1 hour and 25 minutes, as it stops at other islands along the way, too.
The fastest ferries are Super Jet 2 and Champion Jet 3 by Seajets.

A standard ticket costs between '36' 'EUR' (36 euros) and '59.7' 'EUR' (59.7 euros), while a business-class/VIP ticket ranges from '43' 'EUR' (43 euros) and '74.7' 'EUR' (74.7 euros), depending on the company and the type of vessel.
Most ferry companies offer a ticket discount to some categories of passengers, including students, ISIC card holders and children under the age of 10. Discounts may amount to 50%. Also, most companies let babies and toddlers travel for free.

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What ultimately determines the price of your ticket is the type of seat you will choose.
The most popular and affordable option is the standard/economy seats. Seeing as they are not numbered, you will have to keep an eye on your seat for the entire duration of the journey. As they are not numbered, you will need to keep an eye on your seat during the journey. As you are not offered a specific seat in advance, we recommend that you board the ship at the earliest possible time to find a comfortable place to sit.
Another option is the airplane seats, which are located in a separate lounge. They are numbered and more comfortable and are the most economical seats that you can book just for you in advance.
For luxury travel, there are also Business/VIP seats, which are situated in a separate lounge and are more expensive.
On high-speed ferries, there are only numbered seats, so a standard ticket corresponds to an airplane seat.

Parikia, the main port of Paros

Ferries from Paros to Mykonos depart from Parikia Port, the main port of Paros, which is located in the capital city of the island. As it is small in size, spotting your ferry is very easy.

All ferries bound for Mykonos arrive at Tourlos port, the main port of the island, which is located only 3 km from Mykonos Town.

Both islands are highly popular among both Greeks and foreigners. The considerable number of visitors causes traffic within and around the port, so being there at least 1 hour before the scheduled departure time is strongly recommended.
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Luggage policies in Greek ferries are quite flexible.
Most companies allow 40 kg or 0.5 cubic meters of luggage per passenger and provide a luggage storage area on each ferry. If you wish, though, you can take your luggage with you to the lounges or the deck (if available).
It is recommended to leave bulky suitcases in the designated area and take only your personal belongings of significance (wallet, keys, mobile phone, etc.) with you upstairs.

In order to take your car or motorbike with you to Mykonos, you will need a vehicle ticket.
Conventional ferries dispose of garages, but, in this case, you should be at the port 60-90 minutes before the official departure time.
For safety reasons, entering the garage while the ferry is sailing is strictly forbidden.
Note: Many car rental companies do not allow customers to ferry their vehicles. We recommend avoiding purchasing a vehicle ticket before contacting your car rental company.

Although there are airports on both islands, no direct flights are available between Paros and Mykonos, as Paros only has a national airport serving direct flights to/from Athens. However, Mykonos boasts an international airport that receives direct flights from several European countries.
Alternatively, you can fly to Athens or Santorini (that also has an international airport) and then take the ferry to Mykonos. Find out more about the routes from Athens to Mykonos and from Santorini to Mykonos.

The paved alleys of Chora, the town

Mykonos is one of the most visited Greek islands, hosting millions of visitors annually thanks to its world-renowned party scene and gorgeous beaches. You can find out the best things to see and do on the island in our mini-guide for Mykonos.