Checked offer from Paros to Mykonos: Ferry, about 0h 40min – 1h, from €68. Main companies selling this route on 12Go (checked on November 4, 2026): SeaJets; main departure point: Paros 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 | Paros Port | €68 | 3 |
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Practical tips
Summer sailings to Mykonos fill up fast, especially on weekends and around mid-August. Book your seat as soon as your dates are fixed. Online booking gives instant confirmation, so you are not left hoping for a ticket at the port.
On Paros, the ferry leaves from the main port of Parikia. Read the port name on your ticket before heading out. If you are combining this with Athens, remember Piraeus, Rafina and Lavrio are different ports.
Several operators can serve the same crossing, with different vessels, comfort levels and fares. Use the comparison on this page to pick the sailing that fits your day rather than simply the earliest one.
Strong winds can delay or cancel sailings, particularly with faster vessels. Avoid tight connections on the same day as a flight or a long-distance boat, and keep a spare day if your trip is time-critical.
Island-to-island links can change with the season, and some run only on certain days. Check the exact date on the booking page before building the rest of your itinerary, so you are never stuck on an island.
The journey experience
Paros to Mykonos is one of the easiest hops in the Cyclades, and for an independent traveller the choice is simple: you go by sea. The table on this page puts the sailings side by side, so you can see in a few seconds what suits your day and your budget.
The ferry is a comfortable way to travel. You can sit inside, stay on deck for the Aegean views, and keep your luggage close at hand. Several companies sail between the islands, some with faster vessels and others with more traditional ferries. Times, vessel types and fares can differ noticeably from one sailing to the next, so compare them rather than taking the first result. Boats are generally punctual, but strong summer winds can affect schedules.
Here is the advice that solves most of the stress. Always check the departure port on your ticket. On Paros, boats leave from Parikia, and Mykonos has its own port on arrival. Timetables change with the season and some links run only on certain days, so confirm the date before you plan your onward connections. In high season, book ahead and keep a little margin if you have a flight or another boat afterwards. Booking online gives you instant confirmation and removes most of the uncertainty.
Frequently asked questions — Paros → Mykonos
Ferry tickets from Paros to Mykonos start from €68, and the typical fare goes up to about €69. Prices can vary with the operator, the type of vessel and the season, so it is worth comparing the sailings on this page. Booking early in high season helps you secure a seat at the fare you want.
The crossing takes between 40 minutes and 1 hour, depending on the vessel and the sailing you choose. It is a short hop by Cycladic standards. Remember to allow extra time for boarding at the port, and a margin if you have an onward connection on Mykonos.
The ferry is the option available for this trip, and it works well for independent travellers. It is short, you can bring your luggage on board, and you can book online with instant confirmation. Compare the sailings in the table to choose the departure time and vessel that suit you best.
Ferries leave from the main port of Parikia, on the west coast of Paros. Always check the departure port on your ticket, as some islands have more than one harbour. Arrive at the port with enough time to find your boat and board comfortably, especially in busy summer periods.
The ferry listed on this route connects Paros and Mykonos, so you can plan it as a single island-to-island journey. Details can vary by sailing, so check each departure on the booking page. Timetables change with the season, so confirm your date before arranging onward plans.
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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