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How do I get to Paros?How do I get to Paros?

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There are two main ways to get from Athens to Paros: by ferry or by plane. 1. Ferry from Athens to Paros (Most Common & Scenic) Departure Ports: Ferries to Paros depart from Piraeus Port (closer to central Athens) and Rafina Port (closer to the airport). Duration: High-speed ferries: ~3 hours Regular ferries: ~4–5 hours Ferry Companies: Blue Star Ferries, Seajets, Fast Ferries, Golden Star Ferries, etc. Cost: Prices vary but start at around €30–€80 depending on the ferry type and seat selection. Booking: You can book tickets online via websites like Ferryhopper or directly from ferry company websites. 2. Flight from Athens to Paros (Fastest Option) Departure Airport: Athens International Airport (ATH) Arrival Airport: Paros National Airport (PAS) Flight Duration: ~40 minutes Airlines: Aegean Airlines (Olympic Air) and Sky Express operate daily flights. Cost: Prices usually range from €50–€150, depending on the season and booking time. Booking: You can book through airline websites or platforms like Skyscanner and Google Flights. Which Option is Best? Take a ferry if you prefer a scenic journey, are not in a rush, or want to bring a car. Fly if you want to get there quickly, especially during peak season when ferries might be crowded.

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Do you need to rent a car in Paros?Do you need to rent a car in Paros?

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It depends on your travel style and what you want to do in Paros! Here’s a breakdown to help you decide: Reasons to Rent a Car in Paros ✅ Freedom & Flexibility – You can explore the island at your own pace, visit hidden beaches, and avoid waiting for buses. ✅ Access to Remote Areas – Some of the best beaches (like Kolymbithres, Faragas, and Kalogeros) and villages (like Lefkes) are easier to reach by car. ✅ More Comfort – Especially if you’re traveling with family, carrying luggage, or staying outside the main towns. Reasons to Skip Renting a Car ❌ Good Bus System – Paros has a decent public bus network (KTEL) connecting Parikia, Naoussa, beaches, and villages, especially in summer. ❌ Parking Issues in High Season – Finding parking in Naoussa and Parikia can be tricky in July & August. ❌ Alternative Transport – You can use taxis, rent a scooter/ATV, or even take boat taxis to some beaches. Alternative Options 🚲 Scooter/ATV Rental – A fun option for solo travelers or couples, and easier for parking. 🚌 Public Bus – Cheap and works well if you're mainly staying in Parikia or Naoussa. 🚕 Taxis & Transfers – Good for short distances but can add up in cost. Final Recommendation If you want full freedom and plan to explore beyond Parikia & Naoussa → Rent a car If you’re staying mainly in town and only visiting a few beaches → Buses, taxis, or scooters are enough

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