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How to get from Paros to Amorgos - Ferry Travel Information

Dave Briggs
By Dave Briggs · Published 2021-09-17 · Last updated 2026-11-01
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There are around four ferries a day sailing from Paros to Amorgos in Greece during the tourist season. During the low season, this is normally reduced to one ferry every day or two. This guide shows you how to take the ferry between Paros and Amorgos islands.

Ferry Snapshot: Paros to Amorgos

  • Next listed sailing: 23 April 2027
  • Crossing time from 3 h 10 min
  • Operated by Seajets
  • Tickets from €52.70
  • Boats on this route typically have: cafe bar, Wi-Fi, pets allowed
Paros to Amorgos April 2027 Ferry Timetable
DepartsDaysDurationFerry
10:00Mon, Wed, Fri, Sat, from 24 Apr3 h 10 minSeajets – Super Jet 2Book
10:00Tue, Thu, Fri, Sun, from 23 Apr3 h 10 minSeajets – SuperjetBook
Paros to Amorgos May 2027 Ferry Timetable
DepartsDaysDurationFerry
10:00Daily, until 16 May3 h 10 minSeajets – Super Jet 2Book
10:00Daily, until 15 May3 h 10 minSeajets – SuperjetBook
12:50Daily, from 17 May1 h 40 minSeajets – Super Jet 2Book
12:50Daily, from 18 May1 h 40 minSeajets – SuperjetBook
Paros to Amorgos June 2027 Ferry Timetable
DepartsDaysDurationFerry
11:15Daily, from 11 Jun1 h 45 minSeajets – Giga JetBook
11:15Mon, Fri, Sat, Sun1 h 45 minSeajets – Superspeed Jet 4Book
12:50Daily1 h 40 minSeajets – Super Jet 2Book
12:50Daily1 h 40 minSeajets – SuperjetBook
Paros to Amorgos July 2027 Ferry Timetable
DepartsDaysDurationFerry
11:15Daily1 h 45 minSeajets – Giga JetBook
12:50Daily1 h 40 minSeajets – Super Jet 2Book
12:50Daily1 h 40 minSeajets – SuperjetBook
Paros to Amorgos August 2027 Ferry Timetable
DepartsDaysDurationFerry
11:15Daily1 h 45 minSeajets – Giga JetBook
12:50Daily1 h 40 minSeajets – Super Jet 2Book
12:50Daily1 h 40 minSeajets – SuperjetBook
Paros to Amorgos September 2027 Ferry Timetable
DepartsDaysDurationFerry
10:0030 Sep only3 h 10 minSeajets – Super Jet 2Book
10:0029 Sep only3 h 10 minSeajets – SuperjetBook
11:15Daily, until 13 Sep1 h 45 minSeajets – Giga JetBook
12:50Daily1 h 40 minSeajets – Super Jet 2Book
12:50Daily, until 25 Sep1 h 40 minSeajets – SuperjetBook
Paros to Amorgos October 2027 Ferry Timetable
DepartsDaysDurationFerry
10:00Mon, Wed, Fri, Sat, Sun, until 10 Oct3 h 10 minSeajets – Super Jet 2Book
10:00Tue, Thu, Fri, Sat, Sun, until 9 Oct3 h 10 minSeajets – SuperjetBook

Snapshot updated 1 November 2026 from published operator timetables (currently released to 1 November 2027). Booking links may earn us a commission at no extra cost to you.

On this page
  1. Planning a trip by ferry from Paros to Amorgos
  2. Important - Amorgos has two ferry ports!
  3. Amorgos Island Travel Tips
  4. How to make the trip from Paros to Amorgos FAQ
  5. Paros Amorgos Ferry Schedules
Paros Amorgos SeaJets Ferry

Planning a trip by ferry from Paros to Amorgos

The two Cyclades islands of Paros and Amorgos are well connected by Greek ferry services.

During the tourists season (May through until October), you can expect four or so sailings a day on the Paros Amorgos route.

The quickest ferry from Paros going to Amorgos takes around 2 hours and 10 minutes. The slow ferry sailing to Amorgos from Paros island takes around 4 hours.

These ferries to Amorgos from Paros are operated by the ferry companies Blue Star Ferries and SeaJets.

Even during the off season it is possible to get a ferry to Amorgos from Paros, although the crossing frequency is reduced to just one every day or so.

You can check for up to date schedules, and book ferry tickets online here: Ferryscanner

Enjoying the views such as this one overlooking Aegiali is one of the best things to do on the Greek island of Amorgos

Important - Amorgos has two ferry ports!

Amorgos is one of those Greek islands that has two ferry ports. These are Katapola and Aegiali.

As these two ferry ports are on opposite ends of the island, you need to make sure your ferry from Paros arrives in the port nearest your accommodation!

The ferry port with the most connections (by far) is Katapola. It takes the bulk of the summer sailings from Paros to Amorgos.

By contrast, Aegiali sees far fewer arrivals from Paros over the summer.

Check out Paros - Amorgos timetables here: Ferryscanner

Blue Star Ferries are normally cheaper than SeaJets on the Paros to Amorgos ferry crossing.

A signpost to Maltezi beach in Amorgos

Amorgos Island Travel Tips

A few travel tips for visiting the Greek island of Amorgos:
  • Ferry services depart from the main port, Parikia in Paros. Ferries arrive at Katapola and Aegiali ports in Amorgos.

  • The best areas to stay in Amorgos include Katapola, Egiali / Aegiali, and Chora. If you are traveling to Amorgos in the high season, you should aim to book your hotel a few months in advance.

  • Look for a hotel with a good reputation. Read reviews from other guests to get an idea of what it is like to stay there.

  • For some quality beach time, head to these beautiful beaches in Amorgos: Agios Pavlos, Agia Anna, Levrosos, Psili Ammos, Egiali, Mouros, and Kalotaritissa. Read my guide on the best things to do in Amorgos.

  • One of the best places to look at ferry schedules and to book tickets online is at Ferryscanner. I think it's better to book your Paros to Amorgos ferry tickets in advance, especially during the the months of July, August, and September when some crossings may sell out.

  • What they don't tell you: The Meltemi winds in August can make ferry travel and interesting experience!



Walking around Amorgos

How to make the trip from Paros to Amorgos FAQ

Readers sometimes ask these question about traveling to Amorgos from Paros:

How do I get to Amorgos from Paros?

In order to go to from Paros to Amorgos the best way is by taking a ferry. You can expect roughly four sailings a day to the island of Amorgos from Paros.

Is there an airport on Amorgos?

The island of Amorgos in Greece does not have an airport. The closest airport to Amorgos is on the island of Naxos.

How long is the ferry from Paros to Amorgos?

The ferries to the Cyclades island of Amorgos from Paros take between 2 hours and 10 minutes and 4 hours. Ferry operators on the Paros Amorgos route may include Blue Star Ferries and SeaJets.

Where do you get ferry tickets to Amorgos?

The easiest way to get hold of ferry tickets in Greece is by using Ferryscanner. Although I think it's better to book your Paros to Amorgos ferry tickets in advance, you might also go to a travel agency in Greece after you arrive.

You might also want to read:

Taking the ferry from Paros to Amorgos in Greece

What time should I be at the ferry port in Paros?

Plan to be at the Paros ferry port half an hour before your boat is due to sail. That is long enough to find the right berth and board without a rush.

Paros Amorgos Ferry Schedules

In summary: Ferry travel between Paros and Amorgos is very popular, with several ferries a day sailing during the summer months. There are a few things to keep in mind when making the trip, such as reserving accommodation in advance if traveling during busy periods. Also check if your ferry is Paros to Katapola or Paros to Aegiali.

An up to date ferry schedule for the Amorgos trips which includes travel times can be found at Ferryscanner, which is a great resource. You can book online a ticket there as well.

I hope these tips for how to get from Paros to Amorgos and visiting the Greek islands of Paros or Amorgos have been helpful. Do you have a preference for which ferry company to use when island hopping in Greece, or questions about Amorgos or other islands? Leave a comment below!

Dave Briggs, writer at Dave's Travel Pages
Dave Briggs
Dave is a UK travel writer living in Athens since 2015. With 20 years of firsthand travel experience and over 80,000 km of bicycle touring across six continents, he's been blogging at Dave's Travel Pages since 2005. Every guide is based on places he's actually been.
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