Amorgos - Paros: Ferry tickets and routes
- Amorgos - Paros passenger ferry tickets from €11.50 on selected fares
- Car ferry tickets from €43 on conventional ferries
- Journey duration from 1 hour and 50 minutes by high-speed ferry and up to 4 hours and 35 minutes by conventional ferry
- Ferry companies: Blue Star Ferries and seasonally Seajets
- Departures from Katapola and Aegiali, with seasonal schedule variations
- Ferries: Blue Star Delos, Blue Star Naxos and seasonal Seajets high-speed vessels
- Intermediate stops at Naxos, Koufonisi, Schinoussa, Iraklia or Donoussa, depending on the itinerary
- Arrival at the main passenger port of Parikia, Paros
Amorgos - Paros: Ferry tickets and sailing schedules
Travelling from Amorgos to Paros connects the eastern Cyclades with one of the Aegean's most important ferry transport hubs.
The route serves residents, professionals and visitors who want to continue their holidays on another island without returning to Piraeus.
For passengers departing from Amorgos, there is one particularly important detail: the island has two passenger ports, Katapola and Aegiali.
Choosing the correct departure port should come before selecting your preferred seat, as travel distances across the island and different departure schedules can affect your journey.
Through booktickets.gr, you can compare available ferry connections, select passenger and vehicle tickets and complete your booking online.
Katapola or Aegiali: Which departure port should you choose?
Katapola is located on the southwestern side of Amorgos and serves as the island's main port.
Conventional ferries and seasonal high-speed vessels depart from here, offering different connections towards Paros.
Aegiali is situated on the northwestern side of the island and serves residents and visitors staying in the surrounding area, including Tholaria and Lagada.
Departures from Aegiali are operated by conventional Blue Star Ferries vessels.
If you are staying near Chora, check which departure best fits your transfer arrangements.
Amorgos is a mountainous island, and travelling between its different areas requires careful planning, particularly when carrying luggage or travelling with children.
Which ferries operate between Amorgos and Paros?
Blue Star Ferries serves the connection throughout the year with conventional passenger and vehicle ferries.
Published schedules include Blue Star Naxos and Blue Star Delos, which connect Amorgos with other Cycladic islands and Piraeus.
During the tourist season, Seajets offers high-speed connections from Katapola, reducing the overall journey time.
Choosing between a conventional ferry and a high-speed vessel depends on your travel date, ticket availability, vehicle transportation requirements and preferred journey duration.
Previous seasonal schedules have also included services operated by Hellenic Seaways. Any such departure should be confirmed for the specific travel date.
Ferry ticket prices for passengers and cars
The lowest recorded passenger fares start from €11.50 on selected Blue Star Ferries departures.
Published fare information on booktickets.gr also includes standard passenger tickets from €31 on conventional ferries, while seasonal Seajets connections have been listed from €52.70.
For a standard passenger car, fares from €43 have been recorded with Blue Star Ferries.
Passenger and vehicle fares are calculated separately. The final price is confirmed during booking.
Before selecting your ticket, consider:
- Your departure port on Amorgos.
- The ferry company and specific vessel.
- The seating category or availability of cabins.
- Whether you need to transport a car or motorcycle.
- Available discounts and fare conditions.
The lowest fare is not always the most convenient option, especially if reaching a different port on Amorgos requires additional transportation.
Which intermediate stops do ferries make?
Conventional ferries do not all follow the same itinerary.
Departures from Katapola may include stops at Koufonisi, Schinoussa, Iraklia and Naxos before reaching Paros.
From Aegiali, some sailings travel via Donoussa and Naxos.
These intermediate stops form part of the same journey. Passengers holding tickets to Paros remain onboard the same ferry and do not need to transfer to another vessel.
High-speed connections may include fewer stops and follow a different route through the Cyclades.
This is why checking the arrival time is just as important as checking the departure time.
How frequently do ferries operate?
The Amorgos - Paros connection is also served during the winter season by conventional ferries.
Published schedules include departures from Katapola and Aegiali on selected days of the week.
During summer, additional high-speed services increase the available travel options.
However, there is no single daily schedule that applies throughout the year to both departure ports.
If you are travelling with a fixed return date or have a scheduled flight from Paros, it is important to check available ferry departures before arranging the rest of your journey.
How to reach Katapola Port
Katapola is one of the main coastal settlements of Amorgos.
Google Maps - Katapola Port, Amorgos
The area offers accommodation, restaurants, shops and services for ferry passengers.
Katapola is connected to Chora by road, and visitors can use local buses, taxis or private vehicles to reach the port.
For early-morning departures, arrange your transfer the previous day.
Passengers travelling with cars should arrive at the designated waiting area according to the ferry company's instructions.
Departing from Aegiali and reaching the ferry
Aegiali serves the northern part of Amorgos and has an established coastal settlement.
Google Maps - Aegiali Port, Amorgos
The port is particularly convenient for travellers staying in Aegiali, Tholaria or Lagada.
If your ferry ticket specifies departure from Katapola, you cannot board that service at Aegiali.
Always check the departure port shown on your booking confirmation.
If you are using a rental car, arrange its return location with the rental company in advance.
Taking a car and choosing onboard seating
Conventional passenger and vehicle ferries have garages for transporting cars and motorcycles.
When booking, you must enter the correct vehicle category and details.
Garage availability is checked separately from passenger seat availability.
Conventional ferries offer economy seating, numbered seats and, where available, passenger cabins.
A cabin may be useful for families with children or passengers who prefer additional privacy during their journey.
If you intend to transport a rental car to Paros, obtain permission from the rental company beforehand.
Arriving in Parikia and travelling around Paros
Ferries arrive at the main passenger port of Paros, located in Parikia.
Google Maps - Parikia Passenger Port, Paros
The port is situated within the town, close to accommodation, shops, restaurants and public transport stops.
Travellers staying in Parikia may be able to reach their accommodation on foot, provided it is located near the waterfront.
For accommodation in Naoussa, Aliki, Pounda, Golden Beach or other parts of the island, you will need public transport, a taxi or a car.
Parikia is also the main departure point for Paros's wider ferry network.
If you plan to continue your journey by air from Paros, remember to allow time for the road transfer to the airport.
Can you travel via Naxos?
If there is no suitable departure on your preferred date, you can explore the Amorgos - Naxos ferry connection.
From Naxos, ferry services to Paros may provide an alternative way to complete your journey.
In this case, separate reservations are required, and departure times must be checked carefully.
A connection is not automatically guaranteed when different tickets or ferry operators are involved.
Discounts for passengers and families
Ferry companies offer special fares to passengers who meet specific eligibility requirements.
These categories may include children, infants, students, large families and passengers with disabilities.
Each ferry company applies its own discount policy and requires the relevant supporting documents.
You can check available ferry ticket offers and discounts before completing your reservation.
The appropriate discount category must be selected when purchasing your ticket.
Booking ferry tickets and returning to Amorgos
To book your tickets, first select your departure port, travel date, number of passengers and preferred seating category.
If you are travelling with a car, enter your vehicle details and check garage availability on your selected ferry.
For the return journey, you can consult the separate Paros - Amorgos ferry route page.
Before purchasing return tickets, check whether the ferry arrives at Katapola or Aegiali. Returning to a different port may significantly affect your transportation arrangements on Amorgos.
Through booktickets.gr, you can compare available departures and complete your ferry ticket purchase online.
Frequently asked questions about the Amorgos - Paros ferry
Which port in Amorgos do ferries depart from?
Ferry services to Paros operate from Katapola and Aegiali. The departure port is specified on your booking confirmation and should be checked before travelling.
Is there a high-speed ferry from Amorgos to Paros?
Yes. Seajets offers seasonal high-speed connections departing from Katapola. Availability must be confirmed for your selected travel date.
Do I need to change ferries at Naxos?
No, when you have purchased a through ticket from Amorgos to Paros. Intermediate stops are part of the same journey and do not require changing vessels.
Can I take my car to Paros?
Yes, on services operated by passenger and vehicle ferries with available garage spaces. Vehicle transportation must be confirmed during booking.
Where is the arrival port in Paros?
Ferries arrive at the main passenger port in Parikia, close to accommodation, shops and local transport services.
Can I complete web check-in?
Yes, provided that the ferry company supports electronic boarding for your booking. Follow the instructions sent after your tickets have been issued.
Are pets allowed onboard?
Yes, subject to each ferry company's pet transportation rules. Pets must be declared during booking and accompanied by the necessary documents.
What happens if the sailing is cancelled due to bad weather?
If port authorities prohibit departures because of adverse weather conditions, the sailing may be postponed or cancelled. Ticket changes and refunds are handled according to the applicable conditions and the ferry operator's instructions.
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