With this ferry ticket, you can travel between Athens and Paros in about 4 hours while taking in the idyllic scenery of the Aegean Sea. So convenient!
Ferry Between Athens and Paros
The ferry is the most popular way to travel between Athens and Paros. With this ticket, you can board the ferry directly to your destination without having to wait in line at the port ticket counters.
During the booking process, you’ll need to choose between 2 options: a one-way trip from Athens or a return trip from Paros, as well as your preferred departure time. If you’re departing from Athens, the port of departure is Piraeus and you’ll arrive at the port of Paros. If you book the return trip from Paros, it will be the other way around: you’ll depart from Paros and disembark in Piraeus.
The ferry ride between Athens and Paros takes approximately 4 hours and 15 minutes.
What to See in Paros?
In Paros, very close to the port, lies Parikia, the island’s capital, where you’ll be captivated by its white-washed narrow streets, picturesque shops, and charming seaside cafés.
You can also take advantage of your stay in Paros to visit Naoussa, a picturesque fishing village famous for its traditional harbor and waterfront restaurants, or head inland to explore villages like Lefkes. Paros is also known for its golden-sand beaches and crystal-clear waters, perfect for relaxing.
What to Do in Athens?
For anyone visiting Athens, a must-see is the monuments of Classical Greece and its central neighborhoods, which are brimming with history, urban life, and exceptional dining options.
However, we recommend wandering through its most iconic neighborhoods, such as Plaka, to enjoy the local restaurants, visit its famous archaeological sites, and soak up the vibrant culture of the Greek capital.