This is our first time in Paros and I would definitely return to this area next t8me too. You can get something for everyone, from cheap eats to high end restaurants. On occasion a cruise ship would pull, which was quite interesting to watch. The area has a large port with 6 different ferry companies taking you to local islands and also Athens. But it also has a long sea front, which gives you more room, and the ability to see the most gorgeous sunsets too. Piarikia has lots of little winding streets, with boutiques and restaurants dotted around. With covid still around we didyreally like it.lovely to walk around and have a drink, but because of the street lays outs being so small and winding you had no choice but to be close. Out of the two we found pairikia to be better, as Noussa was very busy and eating in the restaurants we were very close to other tables. Neither were far away 5 mins to Pairilkia in the car and Noussa was 10. I’ll as was between the two on the hill side. Piarikia and Noussa, seemed to be the most lively. Where to Stay in Parikia 1. It is perhaps slightly more basic than other smart properties when it comes to guest room design, though what it. We have done all the research and found the best luxury hotel, mid-range hotel, and budget-friendly hotel for each of the 9 areas in Paros. Before we booked did some research into the areas. One of the original hotels in Paros, the Yria tucked away within a lush five-and-a-half acre estate underwent a complete refurbishment in 2015 and allowed it to compete with Paros newer additions. Recently come home from 2 week stay in Paros. The cobblestone is beautiful but it can get difficult to manuever. The reason to pack light is because wherever you go in Greece you'll be rolling luggage around and carrying it. Most of the AirBNBs have washers so if you bring about five outfits you're good. You'll wear the same comfy sandals most days because of the cobblestone and so much walking you'll do. Its about a twenty minute ride (25 euros) to the other side of the island to go see Naoussa where there are some good restaurants and more good shopping.
The sea bass ceviche is amazing! Say hi to JoJo the owner, he's a great time! The food at the beach bar is directly from the restaurant above it. On the Rocks is a private beach that has a great beach, a little beach bar, chairs/umbrella's to rent (get there early) for 45 euros.
Make sure when you are there to go to dinner at Daphne's and go to Big Noses for breakfast and also evening cocktails. Parikia is a quiet little town for the most part, we loved it. We found Parikia to be inexpensive, buy your souveniers there, the other islands like Santorini have items double in price. You can take a ferry to other islands, you can take boat rides to hidden coves, there is even a boat ride to the local beaches. It offers so much history, cute little shops, amazing food, kind people and is just the hub you need to experience so much of the nearby islands.
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