Paros Piraeus Ferry
The ferry route from Paros to Piraeus provides a scenic and convenient way to travel between the Cycladic islands and mainland Greece. As you depart Paros and sail across the Aegean Sea, you will be treated to views of the island's rugged coastline and small nearby islands.
Once you arrive in Piraeus, you'll be just a short distance from Athens, where there is an abundance of cultural and historical attractions. Visit the iconic Acropolis and its museum, explore the ancient Agora, or wander through the lively streets of Plaka. The area also offers excellent shopping, dining, and waterfront views at the Zeas Marina and Mikrolimano, making it an ideal base to explore the rich history and vibrant culture of the Greek capital.
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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.
About Piraeus
Piraeus Port, located in Athens, Greece, is one of the largest and busiest ports in Europe and the Mediterranean. Serving as a major gateway for international shipping and cruise traffic, it plays a key role in Greece's economy. The port is known for its modern infrastructure, including passenger terminals, cargo handling facilities, and shipbuilding yards. It connects Athens to various islands and global shipping routes, making it a vital hub for trade and tourism. With continuous development, Piraeus remains an essential link between Greece and the rest of the world.
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