Paros To Andros Ferry Travel

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There are at least two Paros to Andros ferry crossings a day during the summer on SeaJets, Fast Ferries and Golden Star Ferries boats.

How to take the ferry from Paros to Andros in Greece

Traveling Paros to Andros by ferry

If you are planning to go to Andros island after spending time in Paros, you'll find there are at least two ferries a day sailing during the summer season.

These Paros to Andros ferries are operated by SeaJets, Golden Star Ferries, and Fast Ferries.

You can find the latest timetables and book tickets online with: Ferryscanner

Paros to Andros SeaJets

For summer 2024, SeaJets offer a daily crossing which leaves Paros at 09.55 and arrives in Andros at 12.20.

SeaJets are typically the most expensive ferry crossing, with passenger tickets start at 40 Euos.

Paros to Andros on Golden Star Ferries

In 2024, Golden Star Ferries operated a 4 times a week ferry crossing between Paros and Andros.

The ferry leaves Paros at 09.00 and arrives in Andros at 12.25.

Ticket prices are a little cheaper at 36 Euros for passengers.

For the latest prices, tickets, and timetables check out Ferryhopper.

Paros to Andros on Fast Ferries

Fast Ferries operate 5 times a week. On three days they have a morning crossing, and on two days an afternoon crossing.

Ticket prices for passengers start at around 36.00 Euros for Paros ferries from Andros. This makes it a cheaper option when available.

You can expect a travel time of around 4 hours and 20 minutes.

For the latest prices, tickets, and timetables check out Ferryhopper.

Old Lady's Jump Beach in Andros Island in the Cyclades, Greece

Paros Andros Cyclades Islands Travel Tips

Here's some specific travel tips for taking a ferry from Paros and then visiting Andros:

  • Ferries depart from the main port, Parikia in Paros. Due to traffic problems in Paros, I'd suggest aiming to be at the port an hour before departure to be on the safe side. Ferries arrive at Gavrio port in Andros.
  • For places to stay in Andros, take a look at my guide to hotels in Andros. Areas to consider staying include Agios Petros, Korthi, Batsi, and Chora. If you are traveling to Andros in the the busiest months of summer, I advise reserving rooms to rent in Andros a couple of months or so in advance.
  • I recommend visiting the following beaches in Andros: Fellos, Korthi, Chrissi Ammos, Achla, Vlychada, Zorkos, and Grias to Pidima. Read this guide to see how to reach them: How to get around Andros
  • Ferryhopper is perhaps the easiest site to use when it comes to booking Ferry tickets online for the Paros ferry to Andros. Tickets for this ferry route rarely sell out, but try to get them a couple of months in advance if you can.

When to go to Andros and Tinos

How to make a journey from Paros to Andros FAQ

Some commonly asked questions about traveling to Andros from Paros include:

How do we get to Andros from Paros?

The only way to travel from Paros to Andros is to take a ferry. There is at least 1 ferry per day sailing to Andros island from Paros during the summer tourism season.

Is there an airport in Andros?

There is no airport on Andros island in Greece. The closest airport is Athens International.

How long is the ferry crossing from Paros to Andros?

The duration of the ferry crossing from the Cyclades island of Andros from Paros takes between 4 hours and 20 minutes and 4 hours and 45 minutes. Ferry companies on the Paros Andros route may include Golden Star Ferries.

Where do I buy ferry tickets to Andros?

The best place to look at Greek ferries online is Ferryhopper. Although I recommend you book your Paros to Andros ferry tickets in advance, you could also use a travel agency in Paros Greece a few days before you want to leave.

Paros to Andros Ferry Guide

Have you taken the Paros Andros route by ferry? What was your experience of the ferry operators like? Does this guide have all the information you think other passengers might need or should we add anything else? Please offer your thoughts on traveling from Paros to Andros in the comments section below!

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Dave is a travel writer originally from the UK, and now living in Greece. As well as writing this travel blog post about ferries between the Cyclades islands of Paros and Andros, he's written hundreds of other insightful travel guides to Greek islands and destinations. Follow Dave on social media for travel inspiration from Greece and beyond:

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