![]() ![]() Now that you have a clear idea about when to visit and how to get there, let’s find out what to do in Paros in two days. This is a perfect starting point to explore the hills, get impressive views, and splurge on Paros’ stunning cuisine. If you’re a fan of the mountains and don’t care much about going to the beach, the solitary Lefkes village, which was the former capital of the island, is a picturesque alternative. ![]() This tiny fishing village is a popular option that has managed to maintain a unique and traditional atmosphere. However, the small seaside town of Naousa is a magnificent alternative, especially when looking for nightlife, great restaurants, and a more laid-back Greek-island vibe. You can stay in the capital, Parikia, especially convenient if you’re staying for just two days and want to remain close to the port and the main attractions. There are two obvious choices when choosing a base on the island. However, if you want to spend time relaxing as well as visiting the sites, the ideal amount of time to explore Paros is three to five days. If you travel at a medium to fast pace, then you should be able to see the top highlights of the islands over the course of 48 hours. Paros is a beautiful island with a plethora of interesting attractions. For milder weather, but also more convenient prices, early June and September are the best months to explore Paros. Being July and August the hottest and most crowded months not just in Paros but all over the Aegean. When is the best time to visit Paros?Īs with most Greek islands, the best weather spans from the end of May until mid-September. It might not take you to every corner of the island, but you’ll be certainly able to visit the most famous landmarks that Paros has to offer. If you prefer to save a few euros, then you’ll be happy to learn that public transport is cheap, fast and efficient. A good alternative for a short stay is to rent a small motorbike, a moped, a scooter, or even a bike. ![]() When compared to other Greek islands, Paros looks rather flat, with a few soft hills that are easy to drive to.įor these reasons, it is certainly a good idea to rent a car in Paros if you’re planning to explore. Paros is probably the best island to visit if driving in mountainous terrain is not something you’re eagerly looking forward to. However, you can also travel to Paros from Sifnos, Serifos, Crete, or the small Donoussa. Naxos, one of the islands that sit closer to Paros is often a good departing point to reach Paros. You will need to board a ferry boat from the port of Piraeus, in Athens, or reach the port of Parikia (the capital of the island) from another island in the Aegean. Add to that gorgeous Cycladic landscape, great outdoor opportunities, and you will have one of the best summer destinations in Greece! Getting to ParosĪlthough the island has a small airport receiving seasonal flights from other Greek cities (Athens and Thessaloniki), the most practical and budget-friendly way to get there is by ferry. Price tags are not as high as in the exclusive Mykonos, making it a good destination for young travelers on a budget who want to have fun without breaking the bank.īesides, the island has some really beautiful beaches, some of them perfect for water sports and some others ideal to sunbathe and relax. ![]() Often compared to the similar Greek islands of Mykonos and Santorini, Paros has a character of its own that you will want to discover. Although it is true that the island resembles Mykonos for its nightlife and party atmosphere, and that some areas in Paros could be easily as charming as the white alleys in Santorini, Paros has even more to offer. ![]()
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