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As the center of the Cycladic sea routes that can be utilized as the starting point for trips to neighboring Grecian islands, Paros is the place to go whether you're a vacationer who wishes to have a luxury cruise across the tourist spot or an independent traveler who wants to start his island-hopping off with a bang. At any rate, here are some of the trips on offer by Paros:
Santorini: With villages perched atop scenic cliffs and peaceful beaches down below, Santorini aims to reach for the heavens to give you a piece of paradise here on Earth.
Delos to Mykonos: You can't go wrong with a trip to the ever-famous Delos, the supposed Mecca of the Ancient Greeks that's filled with unique ancient monuments, and a journey to the popular Mykonos, with its cosmopolitan sensibilities and its magnificent Cycladic architecture.
The Cyclades: Unblemished by the ravages of modern time, the way of life in these islands are at least ten years behind the rest of the world.
Antiparos: Accessible by taxi ferries from Pounta or small boats from Parikia, this peaceful island is home to a internationally renowned cave and the ever-present world-class beaches.
Naxos: Its Venetian castle, huge beaches, and a fascinating inland area make Naxos a place to be for avid sightseers everywhere.
Amorgos: This is an island that provides vacationers with both a spiritual encounter and physical respite. The Monastery of Hozoviotisa, which was built against the side of a vertical rock, and the medieval capital of Amorgos, which is also of great historical interest, are two great reasons to have an excursion to this island.
Tinos: Famous for Panavia, a marble-constructed church, and its miraculous icon, Tinos makes any visit to it a truly worthwhile—if not altogether religious—experience.
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