
Panagia Ekatontapiliani
Church in Parikia.

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Cruise ships call at Paros by tender; check on board for where tenders land. From Parikia port, Naoussa is a 10.7 km drive of about 40-50 minutes.
10.7 km · 40–50 min by car
Naoussa is a 10.7 km drive of about 40-50 minutes from Parikia port.
Typical prices, approximate. Fares change with demand, traffic and time of day.
Typical prices, approximate. Fares change with demand, traffic and time of day.
Official island bus fares: minimum full fare EUR 2.20; all-island ticket EUR 12. No port shuttle or official taxi fare is published.

Paros is an island in the Cyclades, in Greece's Aegean Sea. Cruise ships anchor offshore and guests go ashore by tender. Parikia has the church of Panagia Ekatontapiliani, the Frankish Castle (Kastro) and the Archaeological Museum of Paros. The village of Naoussa, with its fishing port, is a 10.7 km drive of about 40-50 minutes from Parikia port. Island buses run with fares from EUR 2.20 and an all-island ticket at EUR 12.

Church in Parikia.

The Frankish Castle of Parikia.

The island's archaeological museum, in Parikia.

Village with a fishing port on the north coast, a 10.7 km drive of about 40-50 minutes from Parikia port.