Paros, the island of beautiful beaches, crystal clear waters unique sunsets and traditional Cycladic views combined with its good infrastructure. Rich underwater landscape, beach clubs, beautiful lodgings, the monasteries, the famous Panagia Ekatontapiliani Virgins Mary hundred doors church and archeological sites like Delion temple.
For the conveniences of modern Greece take a look at the larger towns, the main port of Paros, Parikia has branches of five different banks and Naousa has two, they are the National Commercial and Agrotiki Banks of Greece, plus Alpha and Piraeus banks, all of which accept major credit cards in their cash dispensers. These machines can also be found in Aliki and Piso Livadi. Credit cards can be used at shops displaying the appropriate logo. Post Offices are found in Parikia, Naousa and Piso Livadi. There are international couriers, insurance agencies, large national supermarkets, top quality shops and franchises, ten petrol stations plus dealerships for most makes of car. Vodafone, Cosmote and Telestet networks are available and Internet services can be found in many cafe bars around Paros island. For those with young families, two cafes in Parikia and one in Naousa have been set up to entertain and cater especially for young children to a very high standard while mom and dad have a well-earned cup of coffee in peace.
Getting around Paros island
couldn't be easier - Many agencies hire cars, motorbikes, scooters or bicycles and explore using the tarmac road which takes you all around the island. If you prefer, sit back and enjoy the ride by using the excellent air conditioned bus service, taxis or privately organised coach trips. As you travel you will see tantalising glimpses of village life, beautiful beaches, and on clear days phenomenal views of distant islands as well as our beautiful neighbouring islands of Naxos to the east and Antiparos to the west. A major benefit of having a peripheral coast road circumnavigating the island is easy access to every part of Paros. This enables travellers to discover different places outside the towns and find their own favourite part of the island. It could be a deserted cove, a special taverna, an interesting festival, a small village resort or simply a view that takes your breath away. There is always something new to see and accommodation is never far away. This natural dispersal of travellers means that Paros rarely gives the impression of being crowded