Checked offer from Paros to Syros: Ferry, about 0h 45min – 1h 20min, from €67. Main companies selling this route on 12Go (checked on November 4, 2026): SeaJets, 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 | €67 | 3 |
| Seajets | Ferry | Paros Port | €67 | 3 |
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Practical tips
In July and August, popular Cyclades sailings can sell out, especially at weekends. Book your ticket online as soon as your dates are fixed, so you are not stuck on Paros with no seat to Syros.
Greek islands can have more than one port, and the same goes for Athens, where boats leave from Piraeus, Rafina or Lavrio. Always read the departure port on your confirmation before heading out, so you never end up at the wrong quay.
Schedules shift between high and low season, and some links run only on certain days. Check the sailings for your exact travel date before booking hotels, so your onward plans on Syros fit the boat.
Strong summer winds can delay or cancel sailings, particularly on faster vessels. Avoid scheduling a tight onward connection, such as a flight or a long-haul ferry, on the same day as your crossing.
Ferry boarding in Greece can be busy and informal. Get to the port with a comfortable margin, have your ticket ready on your phone, and ask the crew if you are unsure which vessel is yours.
The journey experience
Paros to Syros is a short sea hop within the Cyclades, and the ferry is the transport option to plan around. There is no need to compare coaches, trains and flights for this leg: you are crossing between two islands, so a boat is the way to do it. The table on this page shows the current crossing time and price range, so you can judge the trip at a glance.
Ferries on this route give you a simple, comfortable island-to-island experience. You board at the port, leave your luggage in the designated area or keep it with you, and can sit inside or head out on deck for views of the Cyclades as you cross. Services are run by Greek ferry companies, and the vessel type, schedule and fare can differ from one sailing to the next. It is worth comparing the sailings shown rather than assuming they are all the same.
Timetables change with the season, and some island links run fewer days a week outside summer, so check the sailings for your exact date before you lock in the rest of your itinerary. In high season, book ahead so you are not left without a seat. Check the departure port on your ticket and allow a comfortable margin before boarding. If strong winds disrupt sailings, keep a little flexibility in your plans. Booking online gives you instant confirmation and peace of mind.
Frequently asked questions — Paros → Syros
Ferry tickets from Paros to Syros start from €67, and typical fares go up to €68. The exact price depends on the sailing, the vessel and how early you book, so compare the departures shown on this page for your date before you reserve.
The crossing takes between 45 minutes and 1 h 20, depending on the vessel and the sailing you choose. Faster boats are at the shorter end of that range. Check the details of each departure on this page to see which one suits your plans.
The ferry is the transport option for this trip. You are travelling between two islands, so the boat is the natural choice, and the listed crossing is short. Compare the available sailings by time and fare, then book online for instant confirmation.
Ferries on Paros generally leave from Parikia, the island's main port. Because islands can have more than one port, always confirm the departure point on your booking confirmation before you travel, and arrive with a comfortable margin before boarding.
The listed crossing between 45 minutes and 1 h 20 points to a short island-to-island trip. Details can vary by sailing, so check each departure on this page, including any stops, to confirm what your chosen ferry does before you book.
Why visit Syros?
- ✓ Stroll through Ermoupoli's Miaouli Square and admire the neoclassical Town Hall designed by Ernst Ziller
- ✓ Climb to Ano Syros, the medieval Catholic hilltop town with Venetian-era lanes and views over the Aegean
- ✓ Attend a performance at the Apollon Theatre, a miniature replica of La Scala in Milan
- ✓ Swim at the sandy beaches of Kini, Galissas and Delfini on the west coast
- ✓ Taste local specialties such as loukoumia (Turkish delight), San Michali cheese and halvadopita
When to visit Syros?
MEDITERRANEAN CLIMATE
May to October — warm, sunny and dry weather, with calm seas ideal for swimming and ferries
What to do in Syros?
Local experiences, must-see sights and activities selected for you
How long to visit Syros?
Allow 3 to 4 days to do Syros justice. One day is enough for Ermoupoli (Miaoulis Square, Ano Syros, Apollon Theatre, Agios Nikolaos church); a second for the beaches and villages of the south and west (Galissas, Kini, Vari, Finikas); a third for Pyrgos-style walks, local food and a boat trip. Stay in Ermoupoli to be close to ferries, restaurants and nightlife, and rent a car or scooter for the beaches. Book ferries ahead in July and August, and avoid winter if you want reliable sailings and open restaurants.
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