Paros

is located in the Aegean Sea in the centre of the Cyclades, west of Naxos, east of Antiparos and is 90 nautical miles from the port o Piraeus. It is the third Cycladean Island in size after Naxos and Andros.

By ferry

​The ferry is the most common way to get to Paros. There are regular ferry connections from the
mainland port of Pireaus. The classical ferry takes about 4 hours and the High-speed 2.45 hours. There are also hydrofoil connections from the port of Rafina which take 3 hours.
The summer ferry schedule is usually announced every year in April.
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By plane

You can reach the island of Paros by plane from most international airports via Athens. Aegean Airlines & Olympic Airways also Sky express operate the short domestic route from Athens to Paros and there are usually 3-5 flights a day which takes 40 minutes.
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Charter flights

The nearest Islands airports that manage chartered flights are Mykonos and Santorini. Both Islands have a daily ferry service to Paros.