Ferry Mykonos-Paros

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

In brief:
- Ferries from Mykonos to Paros are available every day during the summer season.
- Both high-speed ferries and conventional ferries serve this route.
- A standard ticket costs between '36' 'EUR' (36 Euros) and '59.7' 'EUR' (59.7 Euros), depending on the company.

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The ferry Thunder arriving in Paros

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The Mykonos - Paros route starts in late March, with the itineraries lasting until October.
During the high season, there are 7 to 11 ferry crossings per day.
The earliest ferry departs from Tourlos Port at 09:25 while the last one at 17:15.

Super Star Ferry in the bay of Parikia in Paros

Both high-speed / catamaran vessels and conventional ferries serve the route from Mykonos to Paros.

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

The distance between the two islands is 24 nautical miles (28 miles or 44 km).
The duration of the trip depends on the ferry type you are traveling with. Reaching Paros with a high-speed vessel takes around 35-50 minutes in most cases. With a conventional ferry, the trip may last up to 1 hour and 30 minutes.
The fastest ferry is Champion Jet 1 by Seajets.

A one-way ticket’s cost starts from '36' 'EUR' (36 Euros). Standard tickets cost up to '59.7' 'EUR' (59.7 Euros), while business-class/VIP tickets are priced up to '84.7' 'EUR' (84.7 Euros), depending on the vessel.
Most ferry companies offer a ticket discount to some categories of passengers, including students and children under 10 years old. Discounts may reach 50% off. Also, most companies let babies and toddlers travel for free.

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Seats in the high-speed ferry Thunder

Depending on the vessel, different seat types are available to choose from when booking your ticket.
Standard (economy) seats are the least expensive ones. In a conventional ferry, you will be able to choose between a seat on the deck or in the interior lounge area.
For numbered seats, the most affordable option is an air-type seat.
Business or VIP seats are the most expensive and recommended for luxury traveling.
Note that, regarding high-speed vessels, a standard ticket only comes with an air-type seat since such ferries only boast numbered seats.

Aerial view of Tourlos, the new port of Mykonos

All the ferries from Mykonos depart from the New Port of Mykonos, also known as Tourlos. It is located 2 km from Mykonos Town and is small in size, so spotting your ferry is very easy.
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The port of Paros which receives all ferries is located in Parikia, the island’s capital.

Both islands are popular among Greeks and foreigners alike. The high number of visitors induces traffic within and around the port, so being at the port at least an hour earlier than your ferry’s departure is strongly recommended.
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Luggage storage

Luggage policies in ferries are quite flexible.
Most companies allow 40 kg or 0.5 cubic meters of luggage for each passenger and provide a luggage storage area in each ferry. Alternatively, you can keep your luggage in the lounges or on deck (if available).
We recommend leaving bulky suitcases in the designated area and taking your personal items (wallet, keys, etc.) with you upstairs.

Garage

A special vehicle ticket is required in order to transfer your car (or motorbike) to Paros.
Car owners should arrive at the port at least 60 minutes before the official time of departure.
For safety reasons, entering the garage while the ferry is sailing is 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 Mykonos and Paros. Under these circumstances, an alternative way to travel to Paros is flying to Athens and then to Paros with another flight or boarding a ferry from Piraeus Port or Rafina Port. Find out more about the Athens - Paros route.
Santorini’s airport is international, so it receives flights from several European cities. Thus, you can reach Santorini directly from abroad and board a ferry to Paros after. Additionally, Naxos and Milos boast an airport each and receive flights from Athens International Airport. Hence, you can fly to Athens and then to Naxos or Milos. Both islands are connected via ferry with Paros, with routes being frequent during summer.

A Cycladic landscape in Paros