The high speeds take half the time but cost twice as much. įerries and highspeed catamaran services run daily from Piraeus, Cyclades and Heraklion - Crete island. Olympic Air is the main carrier, but there are also flights by Sky Express. There are daily air services from Athens and Thessaloniki only.
In many bars, pubs, restaurants, and shops there is somebody who speaks English, Italian, or German. In Paros, most of the population can speak English except the older generation. In the whole period mid-May through mid-October, it's usually warm and sunny enough to enjoy the beaches. The Cyclades are famous for the constant wind (called meltemi) in July and August that mitigates the heat a bit. Temperatures in July and August range from 30✬ (86✯) during the day to 22✬ (72✯) at night. Like in most of the Aegean islands it hardly ever rains during summer but rain showers can be expected between October and April. The climate of Paros is characterized by hot, dry summers and mild winters. You can still find her house near the Ekatontapiliani church, which has become a historical monument. Also, Paros is known as the heroine Manto Mavrogenous, and she is honored, revered, and worshiped until this day. The island Paros has been occupied since 4,000 years ago. It is characterized by the many beaches and also the charming villages. Paros is considered as one of the most beautiful islands of the Cyclades. The island is the third in popularity of the group. Most of the ferries to Naxos and Santorini make a stop first at Paros. The island has the advantage of being located centrally in the Cyclades near Naxos, Ios, Sifnos and Syros. It has an area of 196 square kilometers and a coastline 120km long. Paros is the second largest island of the Cyclades. Molos and Kalogeros, covered with clay-rich beaches, rank as the quietest and most unadulterated options available, while Farangas, one of the island’s most impressive beaches, offers a good reason to venture to the island’s south.Paros is a Greek island in the Cyclades group, neighboring Naxos, and is one of the most popular holiday destinations for visitors to the Greek islands. Visitors may indulge in a refreshing swim at Monastiri and, if they choose, stay on until later to enjoy a film at the open-air summer cinema, located inside the environmental park surrounding the beach. Kolybithres and Santa Maria, featuring an upbeat beach bar, are two renowned swimming locations. Paros’s early development as one of Greece’s first tourist islands, in the 1960s and 70s, was not coincidental. The island’s marvelous coastline is filled with a succession of wide, sandy beaches. The villages of Lefkes and Marpissa are quaint, while the south, where locales are graced by fishermen, fishing boats and children roaming about freely while at play, is unpretentious and picturesque.
Many of its beaches are vibrant and adventurous, while others are quiet and detached. The island’s tourism product is highly developed in Parikia, the island’s capital and main port, and slightly more cosmopolitan in Naousa.
Perennially hospitable, Paros, one of the more seasoned Cycladic islands with an extensive tourism past, is also multifaceted in a fascinating way.
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