If you are appreciative of all the free information you get on my websites you can send a donation through Paypal Or you can use Venmo at venmo. If you enjoy this website please share it with your friends on Facebook. Join Matt Barrett's Greece Travel Guides Group on Facebook for comments, photos and other fun stuff. The small commission I make on the bookings enable me to keep working and in most cases you won't find them any cheaper by searching elsewhere. Hopefully this website can help each of us play some part in safeguarding it for the future.ĭo you enjoy using my site? Have you found it entertaining as well as useful? If so please show your appreciation by booking hotels through the travel agencies and the links found on my Paros Hotels page or my HotelsofGreece Paros Page. Paros is a small and incredibly beautiful island with a fragile ecosystem. The Sustainable Living Paros website is a practical guide to the sustainable and zero-waste lifestyle for environmentally-aware travellers and locals on Paros and beyond. For more hotels, apartments, villas, homes and air BnB style accommodations use the Paros Hotel Search. If you have any questions about Paros you can contact Matt with this form. You can also create your own itinerary combining Paros with other islands by using Matt's Create an Itinerary form. Turkey, compare ferry companies & prices, and book cheap ferry tickets with no hidden fees in one go!įor more itineraries including Paros visit Fantasy Travel's Island Hopping Page. Use Ferryhopper to find all direct and indirect ferry routes for the islands of Greece, Spain, Italy & Visit Delos and Mykonos from Naoussa every Thursday with licensed guide Antonis Pothitos, acclaimed by both Matt Barrett and Rick Steves for his tours. And with Paros you get 2 islands for the price of one: the island of Antiparos is a 10 minute ferry ride away. And the restaurants in Paros are among the best in Greece as are the beaches and the nightlife in the summer. Just search restaurants on Goolge Maps in Paros and a ton of restaurants near you will.
Located in the heart of the Cyclades Islands in Greece there are over 120kms of coastline and 10,000 inhabitants. A large year-round foreign community make Paros a good choice for those who want to live on a Greek island and for those who want to come in the off-season and know that there will be restaurants,Ĭafes and shops open and people to talk to. Like most places on the Greek islands, they are easily googleable. It’s easy to see why many people regard Paros as the quintessential Greek Island. In the summer there are daily connections with most of the other Cyclades Islands as well as Crete. Paros has year round daily ferry connections from Pireaus and is on the same ferry route with Santorini and Naxos which makes it the most logical island to visit with those islands. Have as much fun here as you could have had in MykonosĪnd you will still be able to afford to buy someĮmergencies. Paros may not be the Greek island your friends told you to go to, but there's a good chance you will
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