 Paros island | Paros is the Grand Central Station of the Aegean. Most boats stop here. The Town is full of foreigners and bars. Head for the smaller villages or Antiparos. The tiny idyllic fishing village of Naoussa is so crowded in the summer that you have to stand in line to walk past the cafes that surround the port. The beaches of Paros though popular are also quite nice. Antiparos has nice beaches and cafes and is more relaxed then Paros. There is also the gigantic Cave of Antiparos which is the most popular site on the island. Paros is the Windsurfing capital of Greece. In Paros you have the island for every man. Why? Well for one reason just about every ferry stops here. Once people stop here some people do not want to leave. There are plenty of beautiful beaches of all different sizes and shapes.There are hotels of every category, from luxury villas to simple rooms. There are great restaurants and plenty of night life including bars that may make you feel like you never left Daytona Beach. And there are hordes of people to interact with. It may not be the Greece you are looking for but there's a good chance you will have as much fun as you could have had in Mykonos and you will still be able to afford to buy some gifts for your family and friends without using the credit card you were saving for emergencies. |
| Ferry connections within Greece: | | To Piraeus (Athens) and islands of Amargos, Antiparos, Heraklion, Ikaria, Ios, Karpathos, Kos, Naxos, Patmos, Rhodos, Samos, Santorini and Syros. |
| Air connections to Greece: | Athens |
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