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Ferries run from Andros to Naxos 0 times a week from June to September. The first ferry of the day departs from Andros at 00:00, and the last at 00:00. The fastest ferry can reach Naxos in just , while on average the journey takes around . One-way tickets start at just €39.50 and can cost up to €46.00. Book your ferry tickets to Naxos online with Ferryscanner for the most convenience and best price guarantee.
Indirect ferries from Andros to Naxos will stop off at other destinations along the way, such as Andros - Tinos - Mykonos - Paros - Naxos.
Andros to Naxos ferry schedule
The ferry schedule for Andros to Naxos varies according to the company and season. An overview of key details for planning your trip:
Can I take a ferry from Andros to Naxos?
Currently, there are no ferries operating between Andros and Naxos. This may be due to seasonal restrictions or operational constraints. Why not explore some alternate routes, or other means of transportation?
How long is the ferry from Andros to Naxos?
The ferry journey from Andros to Naxos usually takes , with the fastest ferry getting there in just ** **, and the longest ferry in ** **.
Ferry times can vary depending on the ferry company, weather conditions, and whether you opt to take a high-speed service or not.
When you book your ferry with Ferryscanner from Andros to Naxos, our system will automatically recommend the best option for you. We use a smart algorithm that takes the most direct routes, ferry speed, e-ticket availability and the best arrival and departure times into account, to help you find the most convenient option for your journey.
Fastest ferry from Andros to Naxos
The fastest ferry from Andros to Naxos is , operated by , which takes just ** **.
Can you do a day trip from Andros to Naxos?
No, unfortunately you won’t be able to make a day trip from Andros to Naxos, as the shortest journey time is . On this route, we’d recommend you stay overnight to get the most out of your destination. Check out our ferry search and booking system to secure your tickets from Naxos to Andros ferry route and start planning your trip!
Are there overnight ferries from Andros to Naxos?
No, unfortunately there are no night ferries from Andros to Naxos. Check out the daytime sailing options to plan your trip with convenience and flexibility.
This summary for the Andros to Naxos route is based on recent data and is updated regularly. However, schedules may vary depending on seasonal changes, ferry companies, and availability. For the most accurate and detailed ferry timetable, including routes, stops, and pricing, check out our ferry search and booking system.
Close to Naxos, Nearby Destinations Worth Exploring
The port(s) of Naxos is your gateway to nearby destinations, making it perfect for day trips or quick getaways. These destinations are all within 100 km or under 2 hours of travel time from Naxos, making them ideal for island hopping or more ferry adventures in Greece.
Andros to Naxos ferry ticket prices, offers and discounts
Ferry ticket prices from Andros to Naxos typically range from €39.50 to €46.00, with additional costs for cabins or premium seating options. Prices vary depending on the type of ticket and ferry company. Book your ticket as early as you can to make sure you get the best price, as fares tend to increase the closer you get to your departure date. Remember to check any specific restrictions ferry operators might have on this route, such as only accepting foot passengers or requiring a vehicle to board.
Ferry Offers
Special offers may be available on the Andros to Naxos route, depending on the time of year and the ferry company. These can include early booking discounts or limited-time promotional deals. To stay updated, follow the Ferryscanner blog, check our social media pages, or subscribe to our newsletter. Any valid offers are applied automatically during booking, so you’ll always get the best price for your trip to Naxos.
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How to get from Andros to Naxos
How to Get from Andros to Naxos
To travel from Andros to Naxos, you will usually take a ferry from the main Port near Andros town, which is easy to reach from the center by local bus, taxi, or rental car. Buses tend to run more often in summer and taxis are quicker, making it simple to get to the Ferry Terminal in time to board.
Departures for Naxos typically leave from a specific Terminal or Gate within the Port, where you will find basic facilities and signs for your route. Exact docks can change, so always check your Ferry Tickets and the port displays for the latest information, and plan to arrive early to keep your trip relaxed and well organized.
Traveling from Andros to Naxos as a foot passenger or with a vehicle
Ferries from Andros to Naxos allow foot passengers. Wheelchair accessibility is typically available, but we recommend contacting our support team to make sure and confirm specific services. Please aim to arrive at your boarding gate at least 60 minutes before departure. Our Flexi Cancellation and SMS Notification Packages will cover you in the event of any unforeseen or last minute changes, which you can select during the booking process.
Are cars allowed on the ferries from Andros to Naxos?
Cars are not allowed on ferries operating between Andros and Naxos. This route is exclusively for foot passengers.
Cabins on board
Unfortunately, there are no cabins available on the ferries from Andros to Naxos. Don’t worry, though, you’ll find plenty of comfortable lounge or airplane-style seating on board for your relaxation and comfort.
Can I bring my pet on board?
Yes, pets are allowed on ferries from Andros to Naxos, but specific policies vary by ferry company. General guidelines:
- Pets over 10 kg must be kept in the ship’s onboard kennels; pets under 10 kg can stay in their owner’s pet carrier.
- Service dogs are exempt from kennel requirements.
- Ensure you have all the necessary documents, tickets, and pet essentials for your trip.
- Greek operators typically allow pets for free.
If you're unsure about your ferry's policy, we recommend checking the ferry company's page on our website for detailed information. You can also reach out to our support team if you need further assistance.
Travel smart from Andros to Naxos • Insider tips for your trip
Make your trip from Andros to Naxos simple and fun with these quick tips for a safe, comfy journey between islands.
Safety: Ferries on this Route follow modern safety rules and are well checked, so you can travel with peace of mind. Listen to crew instructions and note emergency exits.
Parking: Arrive early at the Andros port to find parking and time for boarding. Check local signs or ask staff where you can safely leave your car.
Tickets: Book your Ferry Tickets in advance, especially in summer. Use Ferryscanner to compare options and keep all details in one place.
Ferryscanner app: Download the app for quick bookings, live updates, and check-in info so you are ready before you reach the port.
Onboard comfort: Bring a light jacket, as indoor areas can feel chilly and outdoor decks are windy. Pack water and simple snacks in case you get hungry.
Weather & views: Use sunscreen and a hat in summer, as the sun between Andros and Naxos can be strong. Take breaks on deck to enjoy Aegean views along the Route.
Destination flavor: In Naxos, try local cheese, potatoes, and citron liqueur that you will not find in the same way on Andros.
Destination highlights: Visit the Portara gate at sunset, explore long sandy beaches, and enjoy relaxed village life that gives Naxos its own special charm.
Visit our blog for more tips and ideas to make the most of your trip to Naxos.
Finding your way to Andros ferry port
The Andros Ferry Terminal is in Gavrio, on the island’s west coast. It’s a small Port village with cafés and services, about 35–40 minutes by car or taxi from Chora (Andros Town). There is no airport on Andros; the nearest airport is in Athens, with ferries departing from Rafina on the mainland. To reach the Andros Port, you can drive, take a taxi, or use local buses that usually connect Gavrio with Chora and other main villages, especially around ferry arrivals and departures.
In Naxos, the Ferry Terminal is in Naxos Town (Chora), right on the waterfront, a short walk from the old town, shops, and many hotels, and easily reachable by taxi or local bus.
We do our best to keep transport details accurate, but services and timetables can change. If something looks incorrect, please let our support team know.
Exploring Naxos
Naxos is a bright and lively Island that mixes great beaches, history, and tasty food. The first thing you see when you arrive is the Portara, a giant marble gate from an ancient temple, standing on a little islet and glowing at sunset.
The Island has long sandy beaches like Agios Prokopios and Plaka, with clear blue water perfect for swimming and playing. If you like adventure, you can hike up Mount Zas, the highest mountain in the Cyclades, and enjoy amazing views.
Naxos is also known for its local food. Try grilled seafood, Naxian potatoes, homemade cheeses, and a sweet drink called citron. Walk through the old town’s narrow streets, explore the castle area, and find tiny churches and hidden squares.
For a quieter side of the Island, visit mountain villages like Apeiranthos or Filoti, where time feels slower and traditions are strong.
Naxos works well for a quick break or a longer stay. It is also a great starting point for exploring nearby Islands, so you can easily turn your trip into a fun Island-hopping adventure.
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