The Mykonos to Paros ferry is one of the most useful short hops in the Cyclades, linking two of Greece’s most-visited islands across a stretch of Aegean that rarely takes more than a couple of hours to cross. Whether you’re leaving the glamour of Mykonos behind or heading there from Paros, this route runs daily throughout the season and gives you real flexibility when planning your island circuit. Heading the other way, the Paros to Mykonos ferry covers the same crossing in reverse.
At peak summer you can choose from up to 10 departures a day, so missing a boat is rarely a disaster. Shoulder season brings a more modest 6 departures daily, and in March and November services thin out considerably — worth bearing in mind if you’re travelling at the edges of the season.
Useful Resources for Your Greek Island Trip
- Find accommodation in Greece – hotels, apartments and villas on Booking.com
- Book tours and activities in Greece via Viator
- Find guided experiences and day trips via GetYourGuide
- Compare car hire prices in Greece via DiscoverCars