Ferry from Paros to Milos

Take advantage of the year-round discounts available for the Paros - Milos ferry route. Ferry companies offer discounts up to 50% to the following passenger categories:

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

Note: infants and toddlers up to 4 years travel usually free of charge. Keep in mind that available discounts may vary from one ferry company to another.

The ferry route between Paros and Milos is operated by both high-speed and conventional vessels. On board, you can expect to find a range of modern amenities designed for a comfortable journey, with seating in air-conditioned lounges and open decks. Additionally, you will typically find snack bars, pet-friendly facilities, and services for passengers with disabilities. 

A Wi-Fi hotspot is also available on most ferries, so you can stay connected throughout your trip.

Cabins and accommodation

Ferries between Paros and Milos typically don't offer cabins. On conventional vessels, onboard seating is available and included in the ticket price. On high-speed ferries, passengers can book numbered seats.

Ticket prices per seat class / vehicle option

• Economy seats: from €12
• Business seats: from €89.70
• Car: from €34
• Motorcycle: around €7  

Luggage

Ferry companies  are rather flexible when it comes to luggage and usually allow you to bring up 50 kg of baggage. You can keep your luggage next to you or store your bags and suitcases in the designated luggage area on the ferry from Paros to Milos.

Traveling with pets

You can smoothly travel with your pet on the ferry to Milos from Paros free of charge. Pet policies and services may vary depending on the company and the type of vessel.

In any case, make sure to bring along any necessary documents, pet tickets and supplies for a pleasant ferry trip to Milos with your pet.

Before taking the ferry to Milos, here are some useful tips for your journey across the Cyclades:

• The port of Parikia in Paros can get quite busy during peak season, so make sure to get there at least 1 hr before boarding.
• The shoulder season is one of the best times to visit Milos and enjoy a quiet time on the island. Therefore, we recommend traveling to Milos in June or late September.
• On Ferryhopper, you can discover island-hopping options from Milos to more Greek islands, such as Kimolos, Santorini and Folegandros. Check our Map of ferries to discover all ferry connections from Milos to nearby islands.
• Make sure to add our Milos travel guide to your reading and take your holidays there to the next level!

Where to take the ferry from Paros to Milos?

You can catch the ferry to Milos from the port of Parikia in Paros. The port is quite small, yet quite busy in the summer. There is 1 terminal for all ferries to Milos, the ports of Athens and other neighboring islands in the Cyclades. The port of Parikia is located in the island capital, close to many restaurants, cafés and essential amenities.

You can get to the port of Parikia on foot if you’re staying in the capital, or by taxi or bus from Naoussa and the airport. The distance between Naoussa and the port of Parikia is around 10 km.

Where does the ferry arrive in Milos?

Ferries from Paros arrive at the port of Adamas or Adamantas. The port is located on the north side of Milos and offers basic amenities, such as a tourist information office, parking space, WCs, and a free Wi-Fi connection.

The village of Adamas is a 2-minute walk from the port, where you will find cafés, restaurants, hotels, and shops.

The ferry connection from Paros to Milos is operated by:

• Seajets, with high-speed ferries that arrive in the island in around 1 hr 45 min
• Hellenic Seaways, with large conventional vessels reaching Milos in about 5 hr (including some intermediate stops)

You can transport your vehicle only on Hellenic Seaways vessels, as they are equipped with car decks. The fast vessels of Seajets are smaller and don't carry vehicles.

The conventional ferries are more spacious, have open-air decks and more luggage space. You can opt for a high-speed ferry to arrive faster and make the most of your vacation time.

Note that fares for conventional ferries are lower than for high-speed ones.

Milos is a perfect starting point for island hopping in the Cyclades and Crete:

• Milos - Sifnos (40 min - 1 hr 20 min)
• Milos - Serifos (1 hr 10 min - 2 hr 15 min)
• Milos - Kimolos (25 min - 55 min)
• Milos - Heraklion (around 5 hr)