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Naxos Jet

Wave-piercing high-speed catamaran for passengers and cars · operated by Seajets

Passengers700
Vehicles84 cars

Naxos Jet is a 74-metre Incat wave-piercing catamaran that carries passengers and cars on Seajets' Cyclades routes. She was built in Tasmania in 1992 as Seacat Scotland for the Stranraer to Belfast crossing and has been in the Seajets fleet since she was bought in December 2015 (renamed Naxos Jet in 2016).

Previously sailed as Cyclades Express, Al Huda I, Shikra, Seacat Scotland and Q Ship Express.

On board the Naxos Jet

  • Bar
  • Snack bar / café
  • Wi-Fi
  • Pets allowed

Where is the Naxos Jet now?

Looking for her latest AIS position…

Positions by AIS from the University of the Aegean’s Aegean network. Coastline © OpenStreetMap contributors. Live positions are indicative and are not a navigational aid.

Specifications

Built1992
BuilderIncat
Built inAustralia
Length74 m
Beam26 m
Gross tonnage3,003
Top speed37 knots

Where the Naxos Jet sails

Scheduled crossings over the next 14 days, busiest first.

Usually works Milos–Sifnos–Paros–Naxos–Mykonos.

  • Seajets lists pet kennels among the on-board services.
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Frequently asked questions

What is the Naxos Jet like?

Naxos Jet is a 74-metre Incat wave-piercing catamaran that carries passengers and cars on Seajets' Cyclades routes. She was built in Tasmania in 1992 as Seacat Scotland for the Stranraer to Belfast crossing and has been in the Seajets fleet since she was bought in December 2015 (renamed Naxos Jet in 2016). She is a high-speed ferry built in 1992.

Who operates the Naxos Jet?

The Naxos Jet is operated by Seajets.

Does the Naxos Jet carry cars?

Yes. The Naxos Jet is a vehicle ferry and carries up to 84 cars as well as foot passengers.

Does the Naxos Jet have Wi-Fi?

Yes, the Naxos Jet carries Wi-Fi aboard.

Which routes does the Naxos Jet sail?

Over the next 14 days the Naxos Jet is scheduled on Milos to Mykonos (Tourlos), Milos to Naxos, Milos to Paros and Mykonos (Tourlos) to Milos, among 19 crossings in all.

Vessel details as published by the operators and cross-checked against maritime registers. Schedules from the current timetable. Updated 29 October 2026.