Checked offer from Mykonos to Paros: Ferry, about 0h 45min, from €68. Main companies selling this route on 12Go (checked on November 4, 2026): SeaJets; main departure point: Mykonos New Port.
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Companies selling this route on 12Go
Offers listed on 12Go on November 4, 2026 for a departure on November 25, 2026. Timetables and prices change with the date: check them before booking.
| Company | Mode | Departs from | From | Offers |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SeaJets | Ferry | Mykonos New Port | €68 | 4 |
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Practical tips
In July and August, popular Cyclades departures can sell out, especially at convenient daytime hours. Book as soon as your dates are fixed, and prefer a refundable or changeable fare if your plans might move.
Mykonos has more than one port area, so read your ticket carefully before heading out. This is the same habit that avoids mixing up Piraeus, Rafina and Lavrio when you later travel to or from Athens.
Strong winds can delay or cancel sailings in the Cyclades. If you have a flight or a long-distance ferry afterwards, avoid the tightest schedule and plan to arrive the day before whenever possible.
Different companies may sail the same route with different times, boat types and fares. Compare the listed sailings side by side and pick the one that suits your day and your tolerance for rough seas.
Port areas can be busy in high season, with queues for luggage and boarding. Arrive early, keep your e-ticket handy on your phone, and check the departure board for any last-minute change of gate.
The journey experience
Getting from Mykonos to Paros is one of the simplest hops in the Cyclades, and the ferry is the option to focus on. Instead of juggling coaches, trains and flights, you only need to compare a few sailings and pick the one that fits your day. The table on this page shows current durations and price ranges side by side.
The crossing is a sea route between two well-connected islands, so your experience depends on the vessel on the day. Conventional ferries usually offer open decks, indoor lounges, a snack bar and room for luggage, which is handy with a big backpack. Faster boats are typically seated and enclosed, and they are more sensitive to strong wind. Several companies serve the Cyclades, and their times and fares can differ, so compare departures instead of taking the first one you see.
Timetables change with the season, and some island links run only on certain days, so check your exact date before building the rest of your itinerary. In summer, book ahead, confirm the departure port printed on your ticket, and leave some slack if you have an onward ferry or flight the same day. Booking online gives instant confirmation, so you can travel with peace of mind.
Frequently asked questions — Mykonos → Paros
Ferry fares for this crossing start from €68, and a typical ticket costs up to €69. Exact prices depend on the company, the boat type, the date and how early you book. Summer sailings can sell out or rise in price, so booking ahead online is the safest way to secure a seat.
The crossing takes about 45 to 55 minutes, depending on the sailing. It is a short hop, but delays can happen in strong wind, so leave some margin if you have a flight or another ferry afterwards. The table on this page shows the current options side by side.
The ferry is the option listed for this route, and it is the natural choice for an independent traveller going between Cyclades islands. It takes about 45 to 55 minutes, with fares from €68. Compare the sailings in the table, pick the time that suits you and book online for instant confirmation.
Ferries leave from a port on Mykonos, and the exact departure point can vary by sailing and company. Always check the port and boarding details printed on your e-ticket before you leave your accommodation, and ask your hotel host if you are unsure how to reach it.
Booking results show each sailing with its details, so check whether your chosen departure is direct or includes a stop. Prefer a sailing listed without a change if you want the simplest trip. If an itinerary has a connection, allow a comfortable margin between boats.
Why visit Paros?
- ✓ Wander the whitewashed lanes of Naoussa, a Venetian-harbour fishing village lined with seafront taverns
- ✓ Explore Parikia's Panagia Ekatontapiliani, a 4th-century Byzantine church, and the hilltop Venetian kastro
- ✓ Windsurf and kitesurf at Golden Beach and Pounta, among the Aegean's best wind-sport spots
- ✓ Stroll the marble-paved streets of Lefkes, then follow the Byzantine Road through olive groves
- ✓ Take a boat trip from Naoussa to Antiparos' caves and the secluded beaches of Kolymbithres
When to visit Paros?
MEDITERRANEAN CLIMATE
Late May to early October — warm, sunny and dry; July–August brings strong meltemi winds and crowds
What to do in Paros?
Local experiences, must-see sights and activities selected for you
How long to visit Paros?
Allow 4 to 5 days to enjoy Paros without rushing. Spend one day in Parikia and Naoussa, one exploring the inland villages of Lefkes and Marpissa, and two or three on the beaches (Kolymbithres, Golden Beach, Santa Maria). With only 2 days, focus on Naoussa and Parikia; rent a car or quad to get around, and book ferries and accommodation well in advance in July-August.
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