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Every corner of Paros

Thirteen destinations across Paros and Antiparos, each with a fixed private-transfer fare from Parikia and Naoussa. Tap to book your route on WhatsApp.

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Parikia
from Parikia€45
The Island's Front Door

Parikia

Where every Parian story begins — ferries, marble lanes and a windmill keeping watch over the harbour.

Parikia is the capital and main port of Paros — the first whitewash, the first bougainvillea, the windmill that greets every ferry. Beyond the waterfront lies one of Greece's most important Byzantine monuments, the Panagia Ekatontapyliani — the Church of a Hundred Doors — alongside the old market street and the marble remnants of the Frankish castle woven into its lanes. It is where most journeys start, and where ours often do too: your chauffeur waiting at the quay, name sign in hand, cool cabin ready before the crowds have even found their luggage.

  • Panagia Ekatontapyliani — the Church of a Hundred Doors
  • Old market street & Frankish castle
  • Harbourfront windmill
  • Main ferry port of Paros
From Parikia€45 · 0′
From Naoussa€55 · 15′
Best forArrivals & departures · Old-town evenings
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Naoussa
from Parikia€60
The Jewel of the North

Naoussa

A Venetian harbour where fishing boats bob beside champagne buckets.

Naoussa is the island's most photographed address: a small fishing harbour guarded by the half-sunken remains of a Venetian fortress, where caiques unload the morning catch metres from some of the Cyclades' finest tables. By day it is boutiques, galleries and linen; by night, candlelit seafood and cocktail bars that hum until late. Kolymbithres and Santa Maria wait just across the bay. Arrive as the village deserves — dropped at the edge of the pedestrian lanes by your chauffeur, unhurried, with a table already booked and the evening entirely yours.

  • Venetian old port & half-sunken fortress
  • Fine dining & cocktail bars
  • Boutique shopping in whitewashed lanes
  • Kolymbithres & Santa Maria nearby
From Parikia€60 · 15′
From Naoussa€25 · 0′
Best forDinner & nightlife · Boutique shopping
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Golden Beach
from Parikia€75
Seven Hundred Metres of Gold

Golden Beach

The windsurfing stage of the Aegean — golden sand, steady meltemi, world-class water.

Chrissi Akti — Golden Beach — unrolls some 700 metres of fine golden sand along the island's southeast coast, facing the Paros–Naxos channel where the meltemi blows true. It is the windsurfing heart of Greece: the Professional Windsurfing World Cup has been held here since 1993, and sails still stripe the horizon every August. Off the water, expect laid-back beach restaurants and long, unhurried afternoons. Thirty minutes from Parikia by private car — boards, children and beach bags all swallowed effortlessly by the V-Class.

  • 700 m of fine golden sand
  • Windsurfing World Cup venue since 1993
  • Steady meltemi on the Paros–Naxos channel
  • Relaxed beachfront tavernas
From Parikia€75 · 30′
From Naoussa€65 · 25′
Best forWindsurfing · Full beach days
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Kolymbithres
from Parikia€50
Sculpted by the Meltemi

Kolymbithres

Smooth grey granite folded into private little coves of clear turquoise.

Across the bay from Naoussa, Kolymbithres is one of the Aegean's strangest, loveliest beaches: enormous grey granite boulders, smoothed and hollowed by wind and sea over millennia, that split the shore into a series of small, sheltered coves of shallow turquoise water. It is a natural sculpture park you can swim through — calm enough for families, photogenic enough for everyone else. Reach it the easy way, chauffeured to the beach road while the day-trippers queue for the little boats from Naoussa.

  • Wind-sculpted granite rock formations
  • Sheltered shallow turquoise coves
  • Family-friendly swimming
  • Boat access from Naoussa
From Parikia€50 · 25′
From Naoussa€40 · 10′
Best forFamilies · Photography · Calm swims
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Lefkes
from Parikia€60
The Marble Village

Lefkes

The old capital in the hills — cooler air, marble paths and a slower century.

Set amphitheatrically in the green hills of the island's interior, Lefkes was the capital of Paros for centuries, when islanders retreated inland from the pirate-haunted coast. It is the most beautiful of the mountain villages: white houses tumbling down slopes of marble, the twin-towered church of Agia Triada in gleaming Parian stone, and the old Byzantine marble path that still runs to Prodromos. The air is a few degrees cooler here. We bring you up the winding road and let you wander lanes where cars simply cannot go.

  • Former capital of Paros
  • Church of Agia Triada in Parian marble
  • Byzantine marble path to Prodromos
  • Cooler mountain air & artisan shops
From Parikia€60 · 25′
From Naoussa€50 · 25′
Best forWalks & culture · Traditional tavernas
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Piso Livadi
from Parikia€80
The Eastern Harbour

Piso Livadi

A pocket-sized fishing port and the doorway to the southeast beaches.

On the island's east coast, Piso Livadi is a small, cheerful fishing harbour ringed by tavernas whose tables almost touch the water. Once the port that shipped Lefkes' produce, it is now the relaxed base for the string of fine beaches nearby — Logaras, Pounda, Golden Beach and Tserdakia are all minutes away. Fishing boats and small ferries come and go. It is the kind of place you come for a long lunch of just-landed fish, then let your chauffeur carry you on to the sand.

  • Traditional east-coast fishing port
  • Seafront fish tavernas
  • Gateway to Logaras & Golden Beach
  • Small boats to nearby islands
From Parikia€80 · 30′
From Naoussa€55 · 25′
Best forSeafood lunches · Beach-hopping
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Aliki
from Parikia€60
Southern Calm

Aliki

A quiet seaside village where the fish is landed a few steps from your plate.

On the gentle south coast, minutes from the airport, Aliki is the unhurried counterpoint to the northern glamour: a genuine fishing village strung along a sandy bay, with waterfront tavernas, tamarisk shade and shallow, child-friendly water. It keeps a village rhythm even in August. The little Cycladic Folklore Museum sits nearby, and a handful of quiet beaches fan out on either side. For guests staying south — or arriving by air — it is the easiest, softest landing on the island.

  • Authentic south-coast fishing village
  • Seafront fish tavernas
  • Shallow, family-friendly beaches
  • Minutes from Paros airport
From Parikia€60 · 20′
From Naoussa€80 · 35′
Best forQuiet stays · Fresh fish · Families
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Santa Maria
from Parikia€65
Turquoise & Watersports

Santa Maria

Powder sand and impossibly clear water on the sheltered northeast coast.

A few minutes east of Naoussa, Santa Maria is a run of pale sandy coves and dune-backed shallows where the water turns every shade of turquoise. It is the island's watersports address — a well-known diving and windsurf centre, beach bars and volleyball — yet the coves are broad enough to find your own quiet stretch. It pairs perfectly with a Naoussa evening: a full day on the sand, then a short transfer to dinner at the port. We handle the logistics so the day stays effortless.

  • Pale sand & turquoise shallows
  • Diving & windsurf centre
  • Beach bars on the sand
  • Minutes from Naoussa
From Parikia€65 · 30′
From Naoussa€36 · 10′
Best forWatersports · Beach days
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Dryos
from Parikia€75
Unhurried Southeast

Dryos

Pine-fringed coves and a village that never learned to hurry.

At the island's quiet southeastern corner, Dryos gathers a cluster of small sandy coves — Dryos, Trypiti, Chryssi Akti's softer neighbours — around a green, pine-scented village. Sheltered from the worst of the meltemi, its little bays were once safe anchorages; today they are simply calm, clear and blissfully uncrowded. There are a few good tavernas and very little else to do, which is precisely the point. When the beaches nearer town fill up, this is where we take guests who want the island to themselves.

  • Sheltered pine-backed coves
  • Tranquil, uncrowded beaches
  • Traditional village tavernas
  • Historic safe-harbour anchorages
From Parikia€75 · 35′
From Naoussa€70 · 30′
Best forPeace & quiet · Secluded swims
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Parasporos
from Parikia€36
Beach-Club Sunsets

Parasporos

Chic sand and sunset cocktails, barely ten minutes from the port.

Just south of Parikia, Parasporos is the island's most stylish stretch of sand: a long, clean beach where a couple of polished beach clubs lay out daybeds and play soft music into the golden hour. Because it faces west, it delivers the finest sunsets on this side of Paros — reason enough for a late-afternoon transfer with a dinner reservation to follow. The ruins of an ancient Asklepieion lie on the hill above. Close enough for a quick dip, beautiful enough to stay all day.

  • Stylish beach clubs & daybeds
  • Best west-facing sunsets near town
  • Long, clean sandy beach
  • Ancient Asklepieion on the hill
From Parikia€36 · 10′
From Naoussa€65 · 30′
Best forBeach clubs · Sunset drinks
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Pounta
from Parikia€45
Gateway to Antiparos

Pounta

The seven-minute crossing to Antiparos — and one of Europe’s great kite spots.

On the west coast facing the narrow channel, Pounta is where Paros reaches out to Antiparos: the small car-ferry makes the crossing in about seven minutes, running frequently through the day. It is also a serious watersports destination in its own right — the flat, wind-raked water of the channel is a world-renowned kitesurf and windsurf spot, alive with colour when the meltemi blows. We time your transfer to the ferry, or drop you at the kite centre; either way, the west coast is minutes from Parikia.

  • 7-minute car ferry to Antiparos
  • World-class kitesurf & windsurf channel
  • Frequent daily crossings
  • Minutes from Parikia
From Parikia€45 · 15′
From Naoussa€70 · 30′
Best forAntiparos day-trips · Kitesurfing
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Antiparos
from Parikia€45
The Sister Island

Antiparos

A whitewashed chora, a legendary cave and a famously easy pace.

Across the channel lies Paros's smaller, quieter sister. Antiparos town wraps a single whitewashed main street around a 15th-century Venetian kastro, its cafés spilling under flowering vines. Above the village, the great Cave of Antiparos descends past centuries-old stalactites — one of the oldest tourist attractions in Greece. The island has become a discreet bolt-hole for artists and celebrities precisely because it refuses to show off. We drive you to the Pounta ferry, cross in minutes, and can arrange a car waiting on the other side.

  • Whitewashed chora & Venetian kastro
  • The legendary Cave of Antiparos
  • 7-minute ferry from Pounta
  • Discreet, celebrity-loved calm
From Parikia€45 · 15′
From Naoussa€70 · 30′
Best forDay-trips · Cave & chora · Slow days
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Paros Airport
from Parikia€55
Seamless Arrivals

Paros Airport

Wheels-down to whisked-away — your chauffeur is already tracking your flight.

Paros National Airport sits on the island's southwest coast near Aliki, a short, scenic hop from Athens and a growing list of seasonal routes. It is small and swift — which is exactly why the transfer matters most here. We track your flight, meet you inside with a name sign, carry the bags, and have a cool, quiet cabin waiting at the door. No queues, no haggling, no waiting in the sun. From touchdown to your villa in Naoussa or hotel in Parikia, the island simply unfolds in comfort.

  • Flight-tracked meet & greet
  • Name-sign welcome inside the terminal
  • No queues, fixed transfer price
  • Minutes to Aliki, Parikia & the south
From Parikia€55 · 20′
From Naoussa€75 · 35′
Best forArrivals & departures · Meet & greet
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Frequently asked questions

A private transfer from Paros Airport (PAS) to Naoussa is a fixed €75 per vehicle, not per person, for up to 4 passengers in a luxury sedan or Range Rover Velar. A Mercedes V-Class is available for larger groups on request. Book instantly on WhatsApp at +30 698 585 7412.
The airport-to-Parikia private transfer is a fixed €55 per vehicle for up to 4 passengers. Your chauffeur tracks your flight and meets you inside the terminal with a name sign — no queues and no waiting.
Parikia (port) to Naoussa is a fixed €60 per vehicle. Port and ferry pickups start from €45 within the Parikia area. All prices are fixed and confirmed on booking — there is no meter and no surge pricing.
Booking is by WhatsApp at +30 698 585 7412. Send your date, time, pickup and drop-off points and number of passengers, and you will receive a fixed price and instant confirmation. No app, no deposit, no account required.
All fares are per vehicle, not per person. One price covers up to 4 passengers travelling together in a luxury sedan or Range Rover Velar. For larger groups or extra luggage, the Mercedes V-Class carries up to 7 passengers and is available on request.
Yes. For airport arrivals your chauffeur monitors your flight in real time, waits inside the terminal with a personalised name sign, and assists with your luggage to the vehicle. Delays are covered at no extra charge.
Yes, Paros Elite Transfers operates 24 hours a day, all week, on demand — including very early or late flights, overnight ferry arrivals and events. Simply arrange your pickup time in advance on WhatsApp.
We drive you to the Pounta ferry point on the west coast (from €45 from Parikia), where the car ferry crosses to Antiparos in about seven minutes, running frequently through the day. We can also arrange a car waiting for you on Antiparos.
Yes. We arrange private helicopter charters from Paros to Mykonos (about 15 minutes), Santorini (about 30 minutes), Athens (about 50 minutes) and other Cycladic islands such as Naxos, Ios, Milos and Folegandros. A typical light charter helicopter carries up to 5 guests. Flights are operated by licensed charter operators — we arrange the aircraft, drive you to the helipad and have a second car waiting when you land. Flight times are indicative and the fare is quoted per aircraft, per leg. Enquire on WhatsApp at +30 698 585 7412.
About 15 minutes. Paros to Santorini is about 30 minutes and Paros to Athens about 50 minutes. All times are indicative and depend on the aircraft, the weather and clearance on the day; every charter is confirmed with you before you fly.
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