Our yacht charter expeditioners, need to be very careful, as mooring in Paros requires expert skills especially during the summer months when the Meltemi winds become stronger. Given the small size of the quays in Paros and their limited docking spots, you may be forced to drop your anchor in the bay, especially if you visit the island during high season. greek salad €14, french fries €7.50) or way lower at a fishing village like Alyki where the food will be of the highest quality but also cheap (eg 1 serving of moussaka with 1 bottle of beer 500ml: €11). Keep in mind that this amount can go even higher at branded restaurants (e.g. Your pocket won’t suffer big damages in Paros as coffee at a cafe will cost you around €4, while a bottle of beer (500ml) will costs about the same.įor a meal or dinner, you will need €20 per person on average, including a salad and a glass of wine. The abundant supermarkets on the island will supply you with everything you may need on your boat, always offered at low prices.
The good news is that there are no potholes on the pavement, something quite common in other Cycladic islands, such as in famous Mykonos.Īmong the many advantages of visiting the island is the Paros airport, which is connected with flights to Athens and other major European cities and is the main motivation for a yacht charter expedition around Paros. It consists of two-way paved, helical roads and great care is required when driving. The Paros road network will easily take you to any part of the island. Shrub vegetation covers most of the island which it alternates with vineyards, small olive groves, fig trees, and horticultural plants. Hermes of Praxiteles (Archaeological Museum of Olympia), and.
The island’s local Parian marble has been used in the making of magnificent, famous sculptures such as: The soil is stony and consists of granites and limestone rocks of excellent quality. Paros is the 3rd largest island of the Cyclades, with an area of 196,300 km 2 and a circumnavigation of 33 NM.
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