The Ikaria to Naxos ferry connects the mountainous north Aegean island with one of the largest islands of the Cyclades. Both islands sit on the same long ferry lines that link Piraeus with Ikaria through the central Aegean, so scheduled boats run directly between them. The crossing carries foot passengers and vehicles, and it opens … Read more
Naxos sits in the heart of the Cyclades, roughly midway between Athens and Santorini, which makes it one of the easier Greek islands to reach and one of the best-connected hubs in the archipelago. Most travellers arrive by sea, boarding a ferry at one of Athens’ two ferry ports, though a small national airport also … Read more
Getting from Athens to Naxos means a ferry from the port of Piraeus — a high-speed boat in around three hours and a quarter, or a conventional ferry in five to six hours. Plan the crossing alongside skip-the-line sightseeing tickets and tours from My Greece Tours. The journey to Naxos is a classic next step … Read more
The Naxos to Paros ferry is one of the shortest and most frequent crossings in the Cyclades, taking just 25 to 50 minutes and running several times a day year-round for about €15 to €34. The two neighbouring islands sit a short channel apart, making the hop quick and cheap. This guide covers the ferry … Read more
The Naxos to Tinos ferry crosses the central Cyclades in about 1 hour to 2 hours 5, running around four times a day in summer for €22 to €50 each way. The route links the largest Cycladic island northward to the island, usually as part of a longer line. This guide covers the ferry times, … Read more