Paros – Athens (Lavrio)
Ferry to Athens
Paros – Athens (Lavrio)
Ferry to Athens
The distance between Paros to Lavrio, a port in Athens, is approximately 84.8 miles (136.5km) or 73.7 nautical miles for the mariners!
Yes, SeaJets allow vehicles on board for the ferry Paros to Athens, using the port of Lavrio. Use our Deal Finder to get live pricing for car ferries on this route.
Yes, foot passengers can travel with SeaJets on the ferry Paros to Athens, with Lavrio being the Athenian port of call.
Yes, pets are allowed on ferries travelling from Paros to Athens via Lavrio with SeaJets. Make sure to check the specific regulations for travelling with your pet on the ferry.
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Paros ferry port, nestled in the heart of the Cyclades islands, serves as a captivating gateway to the Aegean's shimmering blue waters and whitewashed villages. This destination is a favourite among travellers seeking the quintessential Greek island experience, with its charming blend of traditional architecture and vibrant beach life. In Paros, you can explore the picturesque old town of Parikia, visit the historic Panagia Ekatontapiliani church, or unwind on the golden sands of Kolymbithres Beach. Yearly, the island celebrates with the Paros Festival, showcasing a blend of local culture, music, and dance, typically during the summer months. From the ferry port, visitors can easily hop on the Ferry Paros to Athens, or utilise local boat services to nearby islands like Naxos and Mykonos. To reach the bustling heart of Paros, Parikia, buses and taxis are readily available, providing a smooth transition to where whitewashed charm and serene beaches await.
Set sail for adventure from Lavrio ferry port, a gateway to the alluring beauty of the Aegean Sea and the rich tapestry of Greek history. Lavrio, once an ancient silver mining centre, is now a fascinating destination brimming with cultural heritage and natural wonders. Explore the Temple of Poseidon at nearby Cape Sounion, where the remains stand tall against the backdrop of a stunning sunset. Dive into the Lavrion Technological and Cultural Park to witness a blend of industrial history and modern innovation. While Lavrio itself does not host annual festivals of international renown, its proximity to Athens means travellers can easily join in the city's vibrant yearly events, such as the Athens Festival with its array of music, theatre, and dance. From Lavrio ferry port, you're well-placed to hop on a ferry to the Cyclades or other Aegean islands. For those looking to travel further afield, Athens is easily reachable via bus services that connect the port to the city centre, providing access to a wider network of transportation options including trains and an international airport. Whether you're embarking on an island-hopping escapade or delving into the antiquities of Greece, Lavrio ferry port stands as your starting point for an unforgettable journey.
