Naxos → Mykonos
Naxos to Mykonos runs the same five daily high-season sailings, but only in season, not year-round, and the concern here is usually a Mykonos flight or hotel check-in rather than a further island hop. The fast ferry takes 45 minutes, the conventional boat 1h40m. High wind risk means this short crossing is vulnerable to meltemi cancellations in July and August, so anyone with a same-day flight out of Mykonos should not book the last sailing of the day.
Wind & disruption risk: High · 44 km (24 nautical miles)
Ferry options
At the port
Boats leave directly from Naxos Town and arrive at Mykonos's New Port in Tourlos, 3km from Chora, with taxis and the local bus meeting the boat. Check in 40 minutes before the SeaJets fast service; Blue Star Ferries operates the conventional option and is the more dependable pick for a car. Because this leg carries the network's highest wind rating, a windy forecast is reason enough to add a buffer day.
Who sails it
- SeaJets Official timetable
- Blue Star Ferries Official timetable
Frequently asked questions
How long is the ferry from Naxos to Mykonos?
The quickest crossing takes 45m. Conventional 1h 40m.
How far is Mykonos from Naxos?
The crossing covers 44 km, or 24 nautical miles.
How many ferries a day run from Naxos to Mykonos?
Around 5 departures a day in high season. Summer season only.
How much does the ferry from Naxos to Mykonos cost?
Fares start near €22 on the cheapest boat and €39 on the quickest. Prices move with season and demand.
How do I get from Naxos to Mykonos?
Boats leave directly from Naxos Town and arrive at Mykonos's New Port in Tourlos, 3km from Chora, with taxis and the local bus meeting the boat. Check in 40 minutes before the SeaJets fast service; Blue Star Ferries operates the conventional option and is the more dependable pick for a car. Because this leg carries the network's highest wind rating, a windy forecast is reason enough to add a buffer day.
Same-day connection?
Naxos to Mykonos runs the same five daily high-season sailings, but only in season, not year-round, and the concern here is usually a Mykonos flight or hotel check-in rather than a further island hop. The fast ferry takes 45 minutes, the conventional boat 1h40m. High wind risk means this short crossing is vulnerable to meltemi cancellations in July and August, so anyone with a same-day flight out of Mykonos should not book the last sailing of the day.
Times, prices and frequencies are indicative and change by season and operator. Always confirm the live timetable before you book.