You can take a flight to Paros for a 45 minutes lasting flight at the cost of about 92 euros with the Olympic air airline company, but now sold by Aegean airlines.

If you are heading to Pireus in ordre to take the ferry, you have to take the X96 bus, costing 5 euros per person. You will find it right outside of the luggage’s hall, on your left. You can buy your tickets at the small kiosk just nearby the bus. You have to count one hour to one hour and half to arrive at Piraeus (terminus).

Here is a link to see bus’ network from the airport, and for those who wish to get to the center of Athens, bus’ maps are available at the airport.

Now that you arrived at Piraeus, you can collect your ferry tickets in the Blue Star Ferries’ kiosk, in front of the ferries. The tickets cost about 37 euros for a reserved seat, and about 32 euros for the deck, but it doesn’t guaranty you to find a seat. Children under 10 years old will be charged a half price.

You can also book your tickets a month before departure on Blue Star Ferries’ website.

There are other bus available from the port of Rafina. This is where faster boats (such as HighSpeed) leave from, but they are less frequent.

It lasts two hours and a half to go to Paros. You can check the timetable on GTP website.

NB : It is enough to book your tickets one month before your departure for the months of July and August. Apart from this time, bookings are not useful as you will be able to buy your tickets just in front of the ferry at the Blues Star Ferries’ kiosk.

Here it is, you arrived on Paros ! Near the port, you will find a bus stations with bus going to several villages, but you will also find a taxi station to go to your destination. The bus’ network go from Parikia to Aliki, and also to Naoussa, Piso Livadi, Pounda, Lefkes and more.

The ticket coast arround 1.30 euros. If you arrive at the airport, you will find only taxies.