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Turquoise shallow water off Antiparos

Ferry to Antiparos

Seven minutes from Paros · a famous cave · laid-back summer life

Antiparos PortMain ferry port
7 min from ParosFrom Paros (Pounta)
From €41.50Piraeus → Paros
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Antiparos by ferry

Antiparos is Paros’s small neighbour, a relaxed island with a lively village, sandy beaches and the spectacular Cave of Antiparos, full of stalactites. It is popular with families and with visitors who like a quieter alternative to the big islands.

There are no ferries from Athens straight to Antiparos: sail from Piraeus to Paros (from €41.50, all year), then take the small car ferry from Pounta to Antiparos, which runs all day and takes about 7 minutes (car from €7.30), or a summer boat from Parikia.

Stay in the village

Antiparos town, by the port: shops, tavernas, bars and the Kastro.

Stay by the beach

Psaraliki, Soros and Agios Georgios in the south.

Ferry routes & prices

Antiparos is reached through Paros. The car ferry from Pounta, on the west coast of Paros (10 km from Parikia), crosses all day; in summer small boats also sail from Parikia. Paros guide.

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BLUE STAR FERRIESCONVENTIONAL

Piraeus → ParosExample sailing · 30 October 2026

23:30Piraeus
4h 30movernight
04:00Paros, next day
Seat
Deck / economy
Vehicles
Cars, campers and caravans
Fare for
1 adult · one way · no vehicle
Fare from€41.50
Economy1 adult · one way
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FromCompaniesFastestFares fromWhen
Pounta (Paros)Antiparos car ferryabout 7 mincar €7.30All year, all day
Parikia (Paros)Local boatsabout 30 minpay on boardSummer
Piraeus → ParosBlue Star Ferries, Seajets2 h 35 m€41.50All year

Children travel at reduced fares. Other discounts, such as for students, large families or people with disabilities, apply only to Greek citizens. For a group booking, ask us for a quote.

Island hopping from Antiparos

The Pounta–Antiparos car ferry runs all day, all year.

Arriving & getting around

Where does the boat arrive?

Boats from Pounta and Parikia arrive at the port of Antiparos town, right in the village.

Antiparos port · Larger map · Directions to the port · © OpenStreetMap contributors

Leaving from Piraeus

Gates in Piraeus

Blue Star shows your gate when you check in (online or at the port). Seajets usually leaves from gate E9 or E7 and sends you an SMS with the gate. Some sailings use E1 or E2, at the other end of the port, so always check and allow extra time.

When to be at the port

At least an hour before departure with a vehicle, and 30–45 minutes on foot. The metro and the suburban train stop right by the Cyclades gates.

Flying into Athens?

Leave at least 4 hours between your flight’s landing and the ferry’s departure. Choosing an Athens port.

On the island

From the port

The village begins at the quay.

Getting around

A small bus runs to the cave and the south; bicycles, scooters and cars can be rented.

Day trip

Antiparos is an easy half-day trip from Paros.

Flying

Fly to Paros and take the Pounta ferry.

Campers, vans & vehicles

Taking a camper, motorhome, van or your boat on a trailer to Antiparos? Big vehicles need a little more planning on Greek ferries. Here is what to know, for holidays and for business.

1

Measure and declare

Give the exact length and height of your camper, van or car with caravan, including bike racks, roof boxes and tow bars. The ferry fare and deck space depend on them, and a vehicle bigger than booked may be refused or charged extra at the port.

2

Gas and fuel

Vehicles running on LPG or other gas, and hybrid or electric vehicles, must be declared when you book. Gas tanks may be filled to no more than 50% and EV batteries charged to no more than 40%. Make sure gas bottles are turned off before boarding.

3

At the port

Be at the port at least 1 hour before departure. Large vehicles are loaded in the order set by the port authority, so arriving early helps. Book well ahead in July and August: garage space for big vehicles runs out first.

4

On board

Only the driver stays with the vehicle to drive it on and off; everyone else boards on foot. Nobody may stay in the vehicle during the crossing, so take what you need for the trip with you.

5

Boat on a trailer

Taking your own boat? We also book ferry tickets for a car towing a boat trailer. Give the total length of car, trailer and boat together, and the height of the boat on the trailer, including any mast, frame or outboard engine.

On Antiparos: wild camping is not allowed in Greece. You can park a camper wherever car parking is allowed, but setting up camp outside a campsite can be fined. The Pounta ferry carries cars and small campers all day.

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Beaches & things to see

Inland

Cave of Antiparos

A huge cave of stalactites, reached by stairs.

Village

The Kastro

A small Venetian castle with houses built around it.

North

Psaraliki

Sandy beaches close to the village.

South

Soros & Agios Georgios

Quiet beaches facing the islet of Despotiko.

Islet

Despotiko

An ancient sanctuary, by boat from Agios Georgios.

Evenings & nightlife

The main street of Antiparos village fills with bars and cafés on summer evenings; it is lively but relaxed.

Ferry companies serving Antiparos

Antiparos ferry FAQ

How do I get to Antiparos?

Take a ferry from Piraeus to Paros (from €41.50), then the car ferry from Pounta (about 7 minutes) or a summer boat from Parikia.

How much is the Paros–Antiparos ferry?

From €7.30 for a car (October 2026), with low fares for passengers.

Can I take my car to Antiparos?

Yes, on the Pounta car ferry, all day.