Checked offer from Naxos to Mykonos: Ferry, about 0h 35min, from €60. Main companies selling this route on 12Go (checked on November 4, 2026): SeaJets; main departure point: Naxos 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 | Naxos Port | €60 | 4 |
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Practical tips
In July and August, popular Cyclades sailings can sell out days ahead. Book online as soon as your dates are fixed, especially if you have a flight or an onward connection to catch afterwards.
Some island-to-island links do not run daily, particularly outside summer. Confirm which days your sailing operates before booking accommodation, so you do not get stuck on Naxos longer than planned.
Athens has several ports (Piraeus, Rafina, Lavrio), so if you continue from Mykonos to the capital, always check which one your ticket names. Going to the wrong port is a classic and costly mistake.
Strong summer winds can delay or cancel sailings, fast boats especially. Avoid scheduling a flight or a tight connection on the same day as your crossing, and keep your ticket details handy.
Allow time to find the right quay, check in and board with your luggage. Ports can be busy in high season, and boarding is often quick, so being early avoids last-minute stress.
The journey experience
Naxos to Mykonos is one of the simplest hops in the Cyclades, and for this route the answer is clear: the ferry is your way to go. There is no need to weigh up coaches, trains or flights here, because the sea link is the natural, practical choice for independent travellers island hopping without a car.
You will sail on a conventional ferry or a high-speed boat, depending on the day and the season. Larger ferries offer indoor lounges, open decks, a snack bar and room for your luggage, which makes them comfortable and relaxed. Fast boats are quicker but more exposed to wind. Several companies work the Cyclades network, so times and boat types can vary from one departure to the next. Compare the options in the table on this page to see what suits your plans.
The main thing to remember is that Cyclades timetables change with the season and some links run only on certain days of the week. Check the departure day before you build the rest of your itinerary, and keep a little flexibility in case strong winds disrupt sailings. In summer, book ahead so you are not left without a seat. Once you have chosen your sailing, confirm the departure port on your ticket and book online for instant confirmation. That way you arrive in Mykonos without stress.
Frequently asked questions — Naxos → Mykonos
Ferry tickets from Naxos to Mykonos start from €60, and typically go up to around €61. The final price depends on the company, the type of boat, the date and how early you book. Booking ahead online is the best way to secure a seat at a fair fare.
The crossing takes roughly 35 to 40 minutes by ferry. It is a short hop, so you can easily plan a morning departure and be in Mykonos for lunch. Always allow extra time for getting to the port and boarding.
The ferry is the option to choose between these two islands. It is simple, comfortable and suits travellers without a car. Compare the available sailings on this page, pick the departure that fits your plans and book online for instant confirmation.
Yes, the ferry listed for this route connects Naxos and Mykonos with a crossing of roughly 35 to 40 minutes, so you do not need to change on another island. Check the sailing details before booking, as days and times vary by season.
Yes, especially in high season, when popular Cyclades sailings can sell out. Booking online secures your seat with instant confirmation, and fares start from €60. Outside summer there is more flexibility, but checking the departure day early is still wise.
Why visit Mykonos?
- ✓ Wander the whitewashed alleys of Mykonos Town (Chora) and get lost between boutiques, chapels and bougainvillea-draped houses
- ✓ Watch the sunset from Little Venice, with waves crashing beside the seaside bars
- ✓ Photograph the iconic Kato Mili windmills and the Paraportiani church at golden hour
- ✓ Beach-hop from lively Paradise and Psarou to the more laid-back shores of Agios Sostis and Fokos
- ✓ Take a day trip by boat to the sacred island of Delos, a UNESCO-listed archaeological site
When to visit Mykonos?
MEDITERRANEAN CLIMATE, WINDY
Late May to mid-June and September — warm, sunny and calm seas, with fewer crowds and lower prices than peak summer
What to do in Mykonos?
Local experiences, must-see sights and activities selected for you
How long to visit Mykonos?
Three to four days is ideal for Mykonos: one day for Mykonos Town (Little Venice, windmills, Paraportiani), one or two for the beaches (Elia, Agrari, Psarou, Paradise) and a half-day for the quieter villages like Ano Mera. With only 24 to 48 hours you can see the town and one beach, but you'll feel rushed. Add a day trip to Delos by boat (about 30 minutes) and book ferries and accommodation well ahead from June to August, as prices peak and the meltemi wind can disrupt crossings.
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