How to travel from Syros to Antiparos by ferry in Greece
There are no direct ferries running from Syros to Antiparos. The only way to get there, is to first take a ferry from Syros to Paros, and then a ferry from Paros to Antiparos. This guide shows you how.
Ferry Snapshot: Syros to Antiparos
No sailings are currently listed in the published timetables for this route. On seasonal routes, operators often release schedules only a few weeks ahead, so check back closer to your travel date.
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How to get from Syros to Antiparos
Not all the islands in the Cyclades of Greece are connected by direct ferry, and this is the case with Syros and Antiparos. The solution is easy when it comes to the Syros Antiparos route though, as you just need to go via Paros first.
Basically, you will need to get one ferry from Syros to Paros where you will disembark. You will then take another ferry from Paros to Antiparos.
The first leg of the journey is quite quick and painless. There are at least two ferries a day to Paros islands from Syros, and the journey takes around one and a half hours. You can find tickets here on Ferryscanner.
There is a slight complication in the Paros to Antiparos part of the journey though. This is because Paros has two ferry ports from where you can take a boat to Antiparos. These are Parikia and Pounda ports.
You'll want to read my dedicated guide to taking the ferry from Paros to Antiparos:
Antiparos Island Travel Tips
A few travel tips for visiting Antiparos:- For rooms to rent in Antiparos, take a look at Booking. They have a great range of accommodation in Antiparos and areas to consider staying include Antiparos town, and Agios Georgios. If you are traveling to Antiparos in the height of the tourist season, I advise reserving apartments in Antiparos a month or so in advance.
- One of the best places to look at ferry schedules and to book tickets online is at Ferryscanner. I think it's better that you book your Syros to Antiparos ferry tickets in advance, especially during the the months of July, August, and September.
- For further travel information about Antiparos, Syros and other Greek islands subscribe to my newsletter.
- You might also like to read: Best Greek islands for beaches
How to get from Syros to Antiparos FAQ
A few of the questions readers ask about traveling to Antiparos from Syros include:
How can I get to Antiparos from Syros?
In order to make the trip from Syros to Antiparos you would need to go via another island first such as Paros. There are no direct ferries sailing to the Greek island of Antiparos from Syros.
Is there an airport on Antiparos?
The tiny island of Antiparos does not have an airport. The closest airport to Antiparos in on neighbouring Paros island.
How many hours is the ferry from Syros to Antiparos?
With no direct ferries going to the Cyclades island of Antiparos from Syros, 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 Paros.
Where can I buy tickets for the ferry to Antiparos?
The easiest way to get hold of ferry tickets in Greece is by using Ferryscanner. I think it's better that you book your Syros to Antiparos ferry tickets in advance, but you can always go to a travel agency in Greece after you arrive.
Where can I find ferry schedules for the Cyclades islands in Greece?
You can find ferry connections for the Cycladic islands and other destinations in Greece at Ferryscanner.
How long before departure should I arrive at Syros port?
Allow at least half an hour. Syros is a straightforward port to use, but you still want time to collect or check your tickets before boarding starts.
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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