The Mediterranean · PAROS BOAT TRIPS
Good boat trips in Paros fill up weeks ahead in high season and the great ones go first. Below: the 14 to book early, what each fare covers and how they differ.
Review of Paros’ 7-hour cruise to Antiparos, Despotiko, and the Blue Lagoon, with swim stops, Greek lunch, snorkeling, and cliff jumping.
“It was an amazing day on the sailboat. Loved the food, music, and swimming spots.”
Review of the Paros to Delos and Mykonos boat trip, with timing, costs, practical tips, highlights, drawbacks, and booking advice.
“Delos was absolutely fascinating and the history behind it. The site was really good. Overall a very well spent day”
Review of Paros’ Blue Lagoon boat trip, with swimming stops, snorkeling gear, fruit, drinks, practical tips, price, and honest drawbacks.
“What a fantastic day we had, even though the weather wasn't perfect! The crew were absolutely amazing - so much fun to be with and really professional when it came to keeping us all safe. They took us to some beautiful swimming spots around Paros that we never would have found on our own. Despite the conditions, they made sure we had a brilliant time and got to see some stunning locations. Really recommend these guys if you want a fun, safe day out on the water. The crew make all the difference - such a memorable experience!”
Cruise Paros, Antiparos, and Despotiko aboard a luxury catamaran with Greek food, drinks, swim stops, snorkeling, and sunset views.
“My wife and I absolutely loved our time on this cruise. Small group size makes things more intimate, friendly, and fun. The staff all went above and beyond to make sure we were happy and cared for. The food was mind-blowing and prepared right there on the ship in front of us. There was nothing pre-prepared or manufactured about any of the snacks or the lunch. Truly cannot say enough good things about this experience.”
Review of Paros to Santorini’s 11-hour boat trip, with Fira free time, caldera views, bus transfers, costs, tips, and honest drawbacks.
“It is a practical way to sea Santorini in one day, but it does include a lot of time in transportation. One our bus ride to the port, 2,5h boat ride, again bus ride and then only 1,5h to see Oia, the main reason we all go to see Santorini. Capital Fira is then left with 2h 15 min which is enough to strall the alleys and maybe have some drink. So, more time in Oia would deffinitelly be crucial not to be in stress as the crowds are everywhere and moving threw the alley takes quite some times. You make few pictures and it is time to go back.…”
Review of Paros’ 9-hour sailing trip to Iraklia, Schinoussa, and Naxos, with swimming, snorkeling, lunch, wine, and practical booking advice.
“Amazing trip all around! Beautiful sites, delicious food, and knowledgeable and friendly captain and guide.”
Review of Paros’s 9-hour catamaran cruise, with Antiparos, Despotiko, swimming, Greek food, drinks, pickup, and practical booking tips.
“The cruise was beautiful and the crew was competent and friendly. We had a wonderful day on the water and highly recommend this tour.”
Review of Paros sailing cruise to Rina’s Cave, Schoinousa or Koufonissia, and Naxos, with lunch, swimming, snorkeling, and practical tips.
“We had the most fabulous and fun day. It could not have been more perfect. Thank you!!!”
Take the wheel on Paros with a private self-drive boat, swimming stops, caves, Blue Lagoon, Despotiko, and secluded beaches.
“Such an amazing day , great value - would recommend it was fantastic”
Cruise from Faliraki on a restored Greek boat to Ladiko, Afandou Caves, and Antony Quinn Bay with swimming, snacks, and drinks.
“We had such a wonderful time. Hosts were lovely and looked after us with great care. We had a chance to do lots of snorkeling, swim to caves, eat watermelons and drink refreshing cold beer. We highly recommended this to include as part of your visit to Faliraki. You won't be disappointed.”
Review of the Paros to Mykonos catamaran trip, with six hours in Chora, practical ferry tips, pricing, pickup details, and seasickness advice.
“The boat was great. The staff were helpful and friendly. There is a small canteen that was great. Just a warning/tip, on windy days the ride is quite choppy. I don’t get seasick or carsick and I was within a few minutes of vomiting (the rest of my family was feeling the same way). I would highly recommend getting motion sickness meds before going on the boat. We bought some when we arrived in Mykonos and the ride back was excellent for our whole family. Obviously, this is not the fault of the company or the crew so I’m definitely not faulting any of them for this. Just be prepared.Read…”
Review of the Paros to Delos and Mykonos catamaran trip, with practical advice on timing, costs, sea conditions, and what to see.
“We had a great time on the day trip. The crew were clear with the departure times and we had enough time for a quick explore on both islands.”
Take the wheel around Paros on a private eight-hour boat trip, with snorkeling, quiet bays, fuel paid separately, and no captain.
“Overall this was a very fun activity - it was great to have the freedom and flexibility to go anywhere we wanted on our own schedule. For first-time boat drivers, it was slightly challenging and the wind made it more difficult to navigate in the marina. Secondly, we did not have internet service and did not get a map so we just winged it on the locations to stop at. If you're going on this tour, I recommend you have internet so that you can access Google maps, and just be prepared to be 100% on and focused when driving the boat. If you're looking to relax and not worry,…”
Review of Paros to Antiparos and Despotiko cruise, with swimming, caves, snorkeling, Parian lunch, wine, costs, and practical tips.
“Swimming in the Mediterranean on multiple occasions. Food was great. Would have liked beverages including wine served from start to finish. More assistance coming on and off ladder would have been appreciated. Despite the windy day we enjoyed our adventure and the crew on Maria Thanks”
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