Ferry de Paros a Naxos 2026 | Precios & Horarios
El ferry directo Paros-Naxos tarda ~1 hora. Compare horarios y precios para 2026. Reserve billetes baratos en línea. Ruta rápida de island hopping por las Cícl…
El ferry directo Paros-Naxos tarda ~1 hora. Compare horarios y precios para 2026. Reserve billetes baratos en línea. Ruta rápida de island hopping por las Cícl…
Ferry Route
Updated May 2026Duration
25m
From
€10
Frequency
8-12 per day
passengers
From
€20
2 × €10
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The ferry from Paros to Naxos takes about 25m and fares start from €10. There are up to 8-12 per day crossings a day in high season, run by Blue Star Ferries, Seajets, Fast Ferries. Book online to compare departure times and secure the lowest fare.
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The ferry from Paros to Naxos is the most frequent connection in the Cyclades, with up to 12 daily sailings year-round. The crossing takes just 25 to 50 minutes, making it perfect for day trips between these neighboring islands. Ticket prices start from only €10, making this one of the most affordable ferry hops in Greece.
Whether you're based in Paros and want to explore Naxos's legendary beaches and mountain villages, or staying in Naxos and craving Naoussa's chic nightlife, this route makes both effortless. The Paros to Naxos ferry duration is so short you can leave after breakfast and return for sunset cocktails.
Ferry Companies
Conventional ferry
From
€10
Duration
25m
High-speed ferry
From
€10
Duration
25m
Conventional ferry
From
€10
Duration
25m
Schedule
Sailing Timetable
A real high-season sailing day (Paros to Naxos). Departure times, durations and fares vary by date, operator and vessel.
| Operator | Vessel | Depart | Arrive | Duration | From | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Seajets | Champions League Jet 1 | 11:20 | 11:45 | 25min | €37.8 | Book |
| Blue Star Ferries | Blue Star Naxos | 11:20 | 12:05 | 45min | €15.5 | Book |
| Blue Star Ferries | Blue Star Delos | 11:45 | 12:30 | 45min | €15.5 | Book |
| Fast Ferries | Ekaterini P. | 12:55 | 13:50 | 55min | €18 | Book |
| Seajets | Champions League Jet 2 | 13:25 | 13:50 | 25min | €37.8 | Book |
| Seajets | Super Jet | 14:35 | 16:25 | 1h 50m | €37.8 | Book |
| Seajets | Speedrunner Jet | 18:05 | 18:35 | 30min | €37.8 | Book |
| Seajets | Champion Jet 2 | 18:55 | 19:25 | 30min | €37.8 | Book |
| Blue Star Ferries | Blue Star 1 | 22:15 | 23:15 | 1h 0m | €15.5 | Book |
Indicative timetable and fares sampled on 2026-08-12 · updated May 2026. Prices and departure times change by date, operator and vessel — check live availability for your exact travel date.
Availability
| Month | Frequency | Duration | From |
|---|---|---|---|
| January | 7 days per week | 40m | €10 |
| February | 7 days per week | 40m | €10 |
| March | 7 days per week | 35m | €10 |
| April | 7 days per week | 30m | €12 |
| May | 7 days per week | 25m | €12 |
| June | 7 days per week | 25m | €15 |
| July | 7 days per week | 25m | €15 |
| August | 7 days per week | 25m | €15 |
| September | 7 days per week | 25m | €15 |
| October | 7 days per week | 30m | €12 |
| November | 7 days per week | 40m | €10 |
| December | 7 days per week | 40m | €10 |
Pricing
| Passengers | Paros → Naxos | Naxos → Paros |
|---|---|---|
| 1 Adult | €10 | €10 |
| 2 Adults | €20 | €20 |
| 2 Adults, 1 Car | €65 | €65 |
Operators
Blue Star Ferries
Greece's largest ferry company operates conventional vessels on this route with a journey time of 40-50 minutes. Blue Star offers the most comfortable crossing with spacious lounges, open deck areas, cafeteria, and vehicle transport. Ideal if you're traveling with a car or want to enjoy the sea views.
Seajets
High-speed catamarans completing the Paros-Naxos crossing in just 25 minutes. Seajets is the fastest option but offers indoor seating only. Perfect for quick day trips.
Fast Ferries
Fast Ferries runs conventional vessels (such as the Ekaterini P.) on the Paros-Naxos crossing in around 55 minutes, a budget-friendly alternative with vehicle space and open decks.
| Operator | Type | Duration | From Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Blue Star Ferries | Conventional | 45 min - 1h | €15.50 |
| Seajets | High-speed | 25-30 min | €30 |
| Fast Ferries | Conventional | 55 min | €18 |
On Board
Due to the short crossing time, on-board services are streamlined but comfortable:
Luggage is stored in designated areas. Both operators accept vehicles, useful if you plan to explore Naxos by rental car.
Travel Tips
Arriving in Naxos? Don't miss the iconic Portara (Apollo's Temple gate), the medieval Kastro, and the endless golden sands of Agios Prokopios and Plaka beaches. For foodies, Naxos is the agricultural heart of the Cyclades, try the famous Naxian potatoes, graviera cheese, and kitron liqueur.
Island Hopping
Once in Naxos, you're at the heart of the Cyclades with easy connections to almost every island:
7 days: Paros (3 nights) → Naxos (3 nights) → Santorini (1 night) → Athens. Use our Island Hop Builder for custom itineraries.
Things to Do
Discover the top tours, excursions, and experiences waiting for you in Naxos.
Explore Naxos's most beautiful coastlines by boat or guided tour.
Discover the history, architecture, and local traditions of Naxos.
Taste the authentic flavours of Naxos with local food and wine experiences.
Where to Stay
From boutique hotels to traditional villas, find the perfect accommodation for your Naxos stay.
Island Guides
Discover the best beaches, hotels, restaurants, and activities on the islands of this route.
Beaches, hotels, restaurants & things to do
Beaches, hotels, restaurants & things to do
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FAQ
The Paros to Naxos ferry duration is 25 to 50 minutes. High-speed catamarans (Seajets) take 25 minutes, conventional ferries (Blue Star) take 40-50 minutes. The Naxos to Paros ferry takes exactly the same time in reverse.
Ferry tickets start from €8-10 for local ferries and €15 for high-speed Seajets. A car ticket costs around €55-65. Prices are slightly higher in July-August peak season.
There are 8-12 daily departures from Paros to Naxos, making it the most frequently served route in the Cyclades. Even in winter, 5-7 daily sailings operate.
Absolutely! With 8-12 daily ferries and a crossing time of just 25-50 minutes, a day trip from Paros to Naxos is easy. Take a morning ferry, explore Chora and the Portara, enjoy Plaka Beach, and return on an evening sailing. Read our Paros vs Naxos guide for planning tips.
Generally no. With so many daily departures, walk-up tickets are almost always available. However, during August peak, booking online 1-2 days ahead is wise to guarantee your preferred departure time.
Yes, Blue Star conventional ferries carry vehicles. Car tickets cost €55-65. If you want to explore Naxos by car, you can also rent one on arrival, Naxos is the largest Cycladic island and a car helps reach mountain villages and remote beaches.
They're different! Paros is best for nightlife (Naoussa), chic boutiques, and couples. Naxos wins for families, beaches, and local food. Many travelers visit both, the ferry is only 25 minutes! Read our detailed Paros vs Naxos comparison.
Arrive at the port 30-45 minutes before departure as a foot passenger, and a full hour if you are bringing a car or motorbike. Both Parikia (Paros) and Naxos Chora ports get congested in July and August, and high-speed boarding can close 10-15 minutes before departure. Most operators (Blue Star, SeaJets) accept e-tickets, so you can board straight from your phone.
All Paros to Naxos ferries depart from Parikia, the main port and capital of Paros on the west coast, easy to spot by the windmill on the harbour roundabout. Ferries arrive at Naxos Chora port, right below the Portara and a short walk from the old town. (Note: the small Pounta port in southern Paros only serves the Antiparos crossing, not Naxos.)
The two ports are about 13 nautical miles apart (roughly 24 km / 15 miles), one of the shortest crossings in the Cyclades. That is why the Paros to Naxos ferry takes just 25-50 minutes and runs up to 12 times a day.
Paros is generally more expensive than Naxos, especially around the upscale nightlife hub of Naoussa, where hotels and beach clubs trend pricier. Naxos is larger and more agricultural, so you will usually find better value on accommodation, dining (it grows its own potatoes, cheese and meat) and beach setups. See our full Paros vs Naxos guide.