Ferry Mykonos-Naxos

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

In brief, you can easily reach Naxos from Mykonos!
- Numerous ferries depart from the port of Mykonos every day during the high season.
- You can book either a conventional or a high-speed ferry.
- The one-way ticket’s price (standard seat) starts from '36' 'EUR' (36 Euros).

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Flying Cat 3 arriving in the port of Naxos

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Ferries from Mykonos to Naxos start operating in late March.
At least 6 ferries depart from Tourlos to Naxos every day from mid-June to mid-September.
The earliest ferry departs from Mykonos at 09:50 while the last at 17:15.

Ekaterini P. on its way to Naxos

The Mykonos - Naxos route is mainly operated by high-speed vessels.
In addition, a conventional ferry also operates the routes once a day during the high season.

➜ Conventional vs High Speed: What ferry should you select?

View our video presentation with some of the ferries operating between Mykonos and Naxos.

The distance between Tourlos Port and Naxos Port is 27 nautical miles (51 km or 31 miles).
The duration of the trip depends on the ferry type. Some high-speed ferries need less than an hour to reach Naxos, while the conventional ferry takes around 1 hour and 15 minutes.
The quickest ferry is World Champion Jet by Seajets.

Ferry ticket prices start at '36' 'EUR' (36 Euros) for conventional ships and '37' 'EUR' (37 Euros) for high-speed ferries. They can reach up to '79.7' 'EUR' (79.7 Euros), depending on the seat type.
Some passengers may be eligible for ticket discounts. Discounts are usually available for students, children up to 10, families with more than 3 children and disabled passengers. Keep in mind that every company has its own discount policy.

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Seats in the World Champion Jet by Seajets

The most common seat type is the standard seat, which is suitable for economy traveling. In conventional ferries, the standard seats are not numbered, and you will have to board the ship in time to find one in a lounge you like or on the deck. You will be responsible for keeping your seat during the whole trip.
Numbered seats are air-type seats located in a separate and quieter lounge. Those seats are reserved throughout the trip.
Lastly, the business or VIP seats are the most expensive, as they are located in a luxury lounge. They are the most comfortable option, too.
Note that high-speed vessels only boast numbered seats, so booking a standard (economy) seat in such a ferry comes with a numbered seat.

Aerial view of Tourlos, the New Port of Mykonos

All passenger ferries depart from the New Port of Mykonos (Tourlos Port). It is a small port, so finding your vessel is not hard at all.
Don't get lost! Get our Mykonos Port Map.

From Tourlos, your ferry will head towards the port of Naxos, which is located in the northern part of the main town, Chora.

During the summer, congestion is common in both the port of Mykonos and Naxos alike. Make sure to arrive at Tourlos at least 1 hour in advance. Having your tickets in hand (or an e-ticket) is also recommended.
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Luggage storage in the World Champion Jet by Seajets

Luggage policies are usually flexible when it comes to traveling by ferry.
For most companies, the limit is 40 kg or 0.5 cubic meters, with no definite number of bags per person. A designated luggage storage room is available for your suitcases. You can also keep your belongings next to you in the seating area or on the deck.
It would be prudent not to leave any valuable items unsupervised.

Booking a separate ticket for your car or motorbike is necessary to bring your vehicle to Naxos.
To park comfortably, you have to arrive at the port at least 1 hour before the departure.
You will not have access to your car during the trip for safety reasons.
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.

Naxos Island has a national airport, so it is possible to fly there directly from Athens. Alternatively, you can also get from Athens to Naxos by ferry. There is a national airport on the island of Paros and the ferry ride from Paros to Naxos is less than an hour.
Another option is to fly to Santorini, which receives direct flights from many European cities, and then get from Santorini to Naxos by ferry.

The beach from Kastraki to Mikri Vigla

Illustrated Map

 

View the different routes on our illustrated map.