Ferry from Naxos to Mykonos

Traveling from Naxos to Mykonos by ferry is easy and comfortable, and you can take advantage of lower-cost ferry tickets thanks to available discounts. Ferry companies offer discounts of up to 50% to certain passenger categories, such as:

• Children from 5 to 10 years old
• Permanent residents of islands (holders of Unique Islander Number)
• People with disabilities and their accompanying persons

Note: infants and toddlers up to 4-5 years old travel for free. However, keep in mind that available discounts may vary from one ferry company to another.

The ferries serving the Naxos to Mykonos route are both conventional and high-speed vessels, with a wide range of amenities for flexibility and comfort on your journey.

On-board, you can generally expect to find air-conditioned lounges, spacious open decks to enjoy the sea view during your journey, and snack bars to grab a quick bite or drink. On most ferries, there is also a Wi-Fi hotspot that you can connect to, usually at an additional cost.

Cabins and accommodation

As the trip to Mykonos from Naxos is quite short, the ferries operating on the route normally don’t have cabins. However, for extra comfort during the journey, you can book a numbered airplane-type seat.  

On conventional ferries standard deck/lounge seating is included, however you can also book a seat in the business lounge, with prices around €43.

On high-speed ferries, you typically have more options, with standard economy tickets starting from €34, business lounge tickets from €65 and VIP lounge seating from €80. 

Luggage

Greek ferry companies are usually quite flexible when it comes to luggage size and weight. In most cases, passengers can bring single luggage weighing up to 50 kg.

Traveling with pets

On Naxos - Mykonos ferries, you can travel with your pet free of charge. Bear in mind that each ferry company has its own pet policy.

Make sure to carry along all necessary pet health certificates, tickets and any supplies you may need for your trip.

Here are some travel tips for your trip from Naxos to Mykonos: 

• The port of Naxos can get quite busy during the summer months, so we recommend arriving there at least 45 min before departure. If you are traveling with a car or motorbike, it is important to be there at least 1.5 hr ahead of your ferry's departure.
• We recommend booking your return trip on the Mykonos - Naxos ferry in advance, as tickets sell out fast. 
• Check out our dedicated destination page for the best tips about holidays in Mykonos. 
• Island-hopping options around Mykonos are many and great! Discover all available ferry connections between Naxos and Santorini, Paros, Ios, and more on our Map of ferries.

Where to take the ferry from Naxos to Mykonos?

You can catch the ferry to Mykonos from the port of Naxos on the west coast of the island. The port of Naxos is located in the capital of the island, close to all visitor amenities and traveler services.

You can easily walk to the port from the center of Chora, as well as catch an intercity bus or taxi from popular locations around the island.

Where does the ferry arrive in Mykonos?

Feries from Naxos arrive at the main port of Mykonos, which is located at Tourlos, about 3 km from Chora and 5 km from the island’s airport. Within the ferry terminal, you will find an ATM and the KTEL bus station to get around the island. In the area outside the port, you will also find rental companies, hotels and a few eateries.

The ferry connection between Naxos and Mykonos is served by:

• Fast Ferries, with conventional ferries that need 1 hr 15 min for the trip
• Hellenic Seaways, with high-speed catamarans that take 40 min to 55 min for the journey
• Seajets, with high-speed catamarans, taking 35 min to 1 hr 30 min to cover the distance

The fastest way to get to Mykonos from Naxos by ferry is with a high-speed catamaran, which can cover the distance in as little as 35 min. Although faster than the conventional ferries, not all catamarans have car decks. Alternatively, you can travel between the two Cycladic islands on conventional ferries, which need about 1 hr 15 min and have spacious car decks, as well as cheaper tickets.

Thanks to its strategic position in the Cyclades, Mykonos a great starting point for exploring the Greek islands in the Aegean. With multiple ferry crossings every day, it is easy to explore the islands, whether you are looking for a quick day-trip or planning a longer island-hopping adventure.

Here are the indicative travel times of some of the most popular ferry routes:

• Mykonos - Paros: 40 min
• Mykonos - Santorini: 30 min
• Mykonos - Tinos: 15 min
• Mykonos - Syros: 25 min
• Mykonos - Ios: 1 hr 25 min