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Páros & Antiparous, Cyclades Islands
Paros is one of the largest islands in the Cycladic archipelago. It extends west of the island of Naxos, from which it is separated by a canal, near the island of Antiparos. It was famous throughout classical antiquity for the marble it exported.
Páros has a little of everything you'd expect from an island in the Cycladic archipelago - whitewashed villages, blue-domed churches, golden sandy beaches, fishing ports overlooking the tavern tables, and lively bars and cafes . The landscape may not be the most dramatic, with its modest 771-meter-high Ágii Pándes summit, but from the ring road the sea views over dozens of neighboring islands are unbeatable.
Páros has a little of everything you'd expect from an island in the Cycladic archipelago - whitewashed villages, blue-domed churches, golden sandy beaches, fishing ports overlooking the tavern tables, and lively bars and cafes . The landscape may not be the most dramatic, with its modest 771-meter-high Ágii Pándes summit, but from the ring road the sea views over dozens of neighboring islands are unbeatable.
When to go
The Cyclades are nicer in late spring - when the landscape is still green, the sea has warmed to pleasant temperatures that allow swimming, but the crowds have not yet come - and in early fall, when the summer hordes drift away and The sea is at its peak. hotter. In spring and fall, you can expect more attractive rates for accommodation compared to summer.
But take note - it's not too late in the fall; After the third week of September, many facilities close, storms hit, ferry connections are scarce, but paradoxically cruise ship calls in Mýkonos and Santoríni become more frequent, with their beach customers clogging the streets of major cities. all day.
But take note - it's not too late in the fall; After the third week of September, many facilities close, storms hit, ferry connections are scarce, but paradoxically cruise ship calls in Mýkonos and Santoríni become more frequent, with their beach customers clogging the streets of major cities. all day.
How to get
From the ports of Piraeus, Rafina and Lavrio have ferries to Paros, the trip takes between 3 to 5 hours depending on the type of ferry you choose.
From Athens fly to Paros airport with several daily options
From Athens fly to Paros airport with several daily options
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