Milos Paros Ferry
Ferry travel between Milos and Paros offers a scenic journey across the crystal-clear waters of the Aegean, with glimpses of rugged coastlines and small islands along the way. Upon arriving in Paros, you’ll be welcomed by its lively yet laid-back atmosphere. The island combines traditional charm with modern comforts, offering picturesque villages, sandy beaches, and a rich cultural heritage. Expect to explore narrow cobblestone streets, enjoy local cuisine at seaside tavernas, and soak in the island’s vibrant arts scene. Paros is a perfect destination for both relaxation and adventure, with something to offer every traveller.
Milos Paros in pictures
About Milos
The Port of Milos, located in the bustling town of Adamas, is the island’s main gateway for ferry travel to and from the Cyclades and mainland Greece. With regular ferry connections to Piraeus, and nearby islands like Kimolos and Sifnos, the port ensures smooth access to this stunning island.
The port is a short distance from Milos’s famous beaches, ancient sites, and unique geological formations, making it an ideal starting point for exploring the island’s natural beauty and rich history. Whether you’re here for a quick stop or an island-hopping adventure, the Port of Milos offers a welcoming and convenient travel experience.
About Paros
The Port of Paros, located in the lively town of Parikia, is the main gateway to this iconic island in the Cyclades. Offering regular ferry connections to Athens (Piraeus), and nearby islands like Mykonos, Naxos, and Santorini, the port serves as a key stop for travellers exploring the Aegean.
The port provides easy access to Paros’s beautiful beaches, picturesque villages, and historical landmarks like the ancient Temple of Apollo. Whether you're looking to relax on sandy shores, explore the island’s rich culture, or embark on island-hopping adventures, the Port of Paros offers a seamless and enjoyable journey.
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