Naxos to Serifos Ferry Travel Information: Routes and Connections
There are currently no direct ferry connections between the islands of Naxos and Serifos. In order to travel between the two, you would need to first get a ferry to Sifnos. This guide explains how in easy to follow detail.
Ferry Snapshot: Naxos to Serifos
- Next listed sailing: 12 October 2026
- Crossing time from 5 h 05 min
- Operated by Seajets
- Tickets from €69.80
- Boats on this route typically have: cafe bar, Wi-Fi, pets allowed
Naxos to Serifos October 2026 Ferry Timetable
Naxos to Serifos November 2026 Ferry Timetable
| Departs | Days | Duration | Ferry | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 11:20 | 1 Nov only | 5 h 05 min | Seajets – Super Jet 2 | Book |
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How to get from Naxos to Serifos
Considering that the Greek islands of Naxos and Serifos are relatively close together in the Cyclades, it may come as a surprise that there are no direct ferries from Naxos to Serifos.
This means that if you need to go to Serifos directly after Naxos, you'll have to travel to another island, swap ferries, and continue on to Serifos.
The best islands to do this via are Paros, Syros, and Sifnos, but even then it is not possible to make this connection every day of the week.
You can look for possible routes when planning your itinerary in the Cyclades islands as Ferryscanner.
Another Naxos Serifos option via Piraeus
An extreme option, would be to take a ferry all the way back to Piraeus Port in Athens, swap boats, and sail from Athens to Serifos. Of course, this takes much longer - perhaps 12 hours or more!
Unfortunately, these are your only real options if you absolutely have to get to Serifos after Naxos. It's just one of those things, I'm afraid. Welcome to Greece!
If I had to make this journey, I would prefer to take a ferry from Naxos to Sifnos, and then Sifnos to Serifos. This option is only available a few times a week, but it's quick at just under 4 hours.
I recommend Ferryscanner as a place to look at available schedules, travel times and to book tickets online.
Serifos Island Travel Tips
A few travel tips for visiting the island of Serifos:- For where to stay in Serifos, I recommend using Booking. They have a great choice of hotels in Serifos and areas to consider staying include Livadi, and Chora. If you are traveling to Serifos in the the busiest months of summer, I advise reserving accommodation in Serifos a month or so in advance. Take a look here for the best hotels in Serifos.
- I find that the Ferryscanner website is the best place to book ferry tickets online. Although I suggest you book your Naxos to Serifos ferry tickets in advance, especially during the height of the tourist season, you can also book tickets when you are in Greece at ticket and travel agencies.
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- Related post suggestion: Ferries from Naxos to the Cyclades islands
How to get to Serifos from Naxos FAQ
A few of the questions readers ask about traveling to Serifos from Naxos include:
How do you get to Serifos from Naxos?
The only way to make the trip from Naxos to Serifos is to go via another island first such as Sifnos or Paros. There are no direct ferries sailing to Serifos from Naxos.
Is there an airport on Serifos?
The Cyclades island of Serifos does not have its own airport. The closest island with an airport to Serifos is Paros or Syros.
How long is the ferry ride from Naxos to Serifos?
With no direct ferries going to the Greek island of Serifos from Naxos, it is hard to calculate the exact travel time. If connections line up perfectly, it could be 6 hours or less. In the worst case, you may need to stay over night on Sifnos or Paros.
Where can I buy tickets for the ferry to Serifos?
One of the best places to look at ferry schedules and to book tickets online is at Ferryscanner. Although I suggest you book your Naxos to Serifos ferry tickets in advance, you might also go to a travel agency in Greece after you arrive.
What time do I need to be at the ferry port in Naxos?
Turn up at least half an hour before the scheduled departure. That leaves a little slack for buying a coffee and finding the right quay.
Dave is a UK travel writer living in Athens since 2015. With 20 years of firsthand travel experience and over 80,000 km of bicycle touring across six continents, he's been blogging at Dave's Travel Pages since 2005. Every guide is based on places he's actually been.
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