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Vasia & Alexandre

June 25–26, 2027
293 Days To Go!

Vasia & Alexandre

June 25–26, 2027
293 Days To Go!

Getting to Antiparos

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We are so excited to welcome you to our wedding celebration on the beautiful island of Antiparos!

As Antiparos does not have its own airport, the first step of your journey is to reach Paros, either by plane or by ferry. From Paros, you can easily continue your journey to Antiparos by ferry or passenger boat.

Paros by plane

The easiest way to reach Paros is by flying from Athens International Airport. Aegean Airlines, Olympic Air, and Sky Express operate regular direct flights, with a journey time of approximately 40 minutes.

During the summer season, Paros is also connected directly to several major European cities such as Paris with seasonal flights available on selected dates.


Some airlines will release additional flights later this year.

As Paros is one of Greece's most popular summer destinations, flights tend to sell out quickly. We recommend booking your flights as soon as you find an itinerary that suits your travel plans.

Paros by ferry

Regular ferries depart from Piraeus Port in Athens to Paros, with several sailings available each day. Depending on the ferry and route, the journey takes approximately 3–5 hours. High-speed ferries offer the quickest option, while conventional ferries provide a more relaxed journey across the Aegean Sea.

For ferry schedules, routes, and online bookings, we recommend using Ferryhopper, where you can compare the available ferry companies and routes in one place.

The main ferry operators serving Paros include Blue Star Ferries, Seajets, and Hellenic Seaways.

As summer routes are released gradually throughout the year, ferry tickets are typically available a few months before departure.

Mykonos by plane and then Paros by Ferry

In the summer season, it is also possible to fly directly from major cities such as London, Paris or Milan directly to Mykonos.


From Mykonos, Paros can be reached easily via ferry that takes about 45 minutes. Schedules and booking will be available on Ferryhopper.

From Paros to Antiparos

Antiparos is a small and charming island, and if you are planning to explore the island during your stay, we recommend renting a car, quad or scooter, giving you the freedom to discover its beautiful beaches, hidden corners, and scenic roads at your own pace.


For convenience, we recommend getting your vehicle on arrival in Paros. Several rental companies such as Sixt, Enterprise, Hertz or Avis have a desk at the airport and several of them also have a branch at the port. However, if you prefer to get your vehicle in Antiparos, a few local rental agencies exist such as Aggelos Rentals or Antiparos Rental cars.


From Paros, you have two easy options to continue your journey to Antiparos (with or without a car):

Pounta → Antiparos (with or without a car)

From Pounta Port, regular ferries depart for Antiparos throughout the day. The crossing takes approximately 7–10 minutes and is the most convenient option.

Parikia → Antiparos (without a car)

Alternatively, you can take a small passenger boat from Parikia Port, the main port of Paros, directly to Antiparos. The journey takes approximately 30 minutes and offers a lovely way to arrive on the island.


The timetable for both routes changes depending on the season, will be updated in due course, and can be found on Timetable - Antiparos Ferries.