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Syros to Naxos Ferry

🚢 Syros → Naxos — this week

25 sailings over the next 7 days · usually 4/day

Tomorrow (Fri 10 Jul): 4 ferries — first at 09:15

Operated by SeaJets, Blue Star Ferries · crossing 1h10m–3h15m

Seasonal: runs year-round · last updated 2026-07-09

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Syros to Naxos Ferry

Syros to Naxos -- At a Glance

  • Season: Seasonal service (February to November).
  • Frequency: Typically 1 ferry per day in winter, increasing to several ferries per day (4 daily) in summer.
  • Sailing days: Daily service.
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The Syros to Naxos ferry connects the Cyclades’ administrative capital with its largest island – and it’s a route with something to offer in every season. Service runs year-round, though you’ll find a leaner timetable in the colder months, with frequency building as the weather improves.

Throughout the year there are around 3 ferries per day on average. In summer (June–August), this increases to 4 per day, while winter sees around 1 per day.

Monthly Schedule Overview

Here is a month-by-month overview of ferry service from Syros to Naxos:

MonthAvailableAvg. Ferries/Day
January No
February Yes 1.0
March Yes 1.0
April Yes 1.8 (1–3)
May Yes 2.7 (2–4)
June Yes 3.6 (3–4)
July Yes 3.6 (3–4)
August Yes 3.5 (3–4)
September Yes 3.3 (3–4)
October Yes 1.7 (1–3)
November Yes 1.0
December No

Syros to Naxos — next 14 days

Actual sailing dates and departure times for the next two weeks (last updated 2026-07-09):

DateSailingsDeparture timesOperators
Thu 9 Jul409:15, 11:55, 17:25, 21:55Blue Star Ferries, SeaJets
Fri 10 Jul409:15, 11:40, 13:30, 17:25Blue Star Ferries, SeaJets
Sat 11 Jul309:15, 11:55, 17:25SeaJets
Sun 12 Jul409:15, 11:40, 17:25, 21:55Blue Star Ferries, SeaJets
Mon 13 Jul309:15, 11:40, 17:25SeaJets
Tue 14 Jul409:15, 11:40, 17:25, 21:30Blue Star Ferries, SeaJets
Wed 15 Jul309:15, 11:40, 17:25SeaJets
Thu 16 Jul409:15, 11:40, 17:25, 21:30Blue Star Ferries, SeaJets
Fri 17 Jul409:15, 11:40, 13:30, 17:25Blue Star Ferries, SeaJets
Sat 18 Jul309:15, 11:40, 17:25SeaJets
Sun 19 Jul409:15, 11:40, 17:25, 21:30Blue Star Ferries, SeaJets
Mon 20 Jul309:15, 11:40, 17:25SeaJets
Tue 21 Jul409:15, 11:40, 17:25, 21:30Blue Star Ferries, SeaJets
Wed 22 Jul309:15, 11:40, 17:25SeaJets

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Tips for the Syros–Naxos Ferry

  • In summer, the heat on quaysides can be intense, especially during midday departures – a hat and water are essential while waiting to board.
  • Most ferries have a small kiosk selling souvenirs, snacks, and basic travel items; useful if you have forgotten sunscreen or earplugs.
  • On a sunny day, the sheltered lee side of the vessel (the side facing away from the wind) is the most comfortable spot on the outer deck.
  • Once you arrive in Naxos, the largest of the Cyclades, the giant marble Portara gateway standing on a small islet at the entrance to the harbour is an unmissable landmark. The island offers the full range of Greek island experiences: long sandy beaches, mountain villages, ancient ruins, and a fertile interior producing excellent local cheeses and wines.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How often do ferries run from Syros to Naxos?

Typically 1 ferry per day in winter, increasing to several ferries per day (4 daily) in summer. Service runs year-round.

Are there ferries from Syros to Naxos today?

Yes – 4 sailings today. See the 14-day timetable above for departure times.

How many ferries run from Syros to Naxos this week?

Around 25 sailings over the next 7 days (typically 4 per day).

What time is the first ferry from Syros to Naxos?

The first departure is usually 09:15.

How long is the ferry from Syros to Naxos?

The fastest crossing takes approximately 1h10m, while the slowest takes around 3h15m. Journey times depend on the ferry type and company.

Which ferry companies operate the Syros–Naxos route?

The route is served by SeaJets, Blue Star Ferries. Crossings run on conventional, high-speed vessels.