IslandGuide — Paros
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Car rental in Paros

Paros est compacte mais étonnamment variée -- sans voiture ni scooter, vous manquerez les carrières de marbre de Marathi, la vallée des papillons de Petaloudes, le village médiéval de Lefkes et les plages de la côte sud Aliki et Drios. Le réseau routier de l'île est excellent et bien signalisé. Un scooter (20-30 EUR/jour) suffit pour deux personnes; une petite voiture offre plus de confort pour la longue boucle de l'île. De Naoussa à Golden Beach : 30 minutes; de Parikia à Aliki : 20 minutes.

Lieux de prise en charge

PAS Paros National Airport
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Questions fréquentes

Do I need a car in Paros?
A car or scooter makes a significant difference in Paros. The marble quarries at Marathi, the valley of butterflies at Petaloudes, the medieval village of Lefkes, and the south coast beaches of Aliki and Drios are not served by regular buses. A scooter (EUR 20-30/day) is sufficient for two people on shorter routes; a small car is better for the full island loop.
Is a scooter or car better for Paros?
For most visitors, a scooter covers everything needed -- the island is compact (around 200 sq km) and roads are well-maintained. A scooter parks anywhere, costs half as much, and is the classic Cycladic experience. A car is better if you have children, luggage, or visit in July-August when the meltemi wind makes two-wheel riding uncomfortable on exposed routes.
When should I book a car rental in Paros?
Book 2-3 weeks ahead for July and August. Paros attracts large numbers of Greek and Italian visitors in high season and available vehicles can run out at peak times. For May, June, September, and October, booking a week ahead is usually fine. Airport pick-up is convenient if arriving by air; port pick-up in Parikia is easier when arriving by ferry.
Where can I rent a car in Paros?
Car and scooter rental agencies operate in Parikia (the main town and port), Naoussa (the northern village), and at Paros National Airport. Parikia has the most agencies and the most competition, so prices are typically lowest there. Many agencies offer free delivery to the airport or to your hotel for rentals of 3 days or more.

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Questions fréquentes

Do I need a car in Paros?
A car or scooter makes a significant difference in Paros. The marble quarries at Marathi, the valley of butterflies at Petaloudes, the medieval village of Lefkes, and the south coast beaches of Aliki and Drios are not served by regular buses. A scooter (EUR 20-30/day) is sufficient for two people on shorter routes; a small car is better for the full island loop.
Is a scooter or car better for Paros?
For most visitors, a scooter covers everything needed -- the island is compact (around 200 sq km) and roads are well-maintained. A scooter parks anywhere, costs half as much, and is the classic Cycladic experience. A car is better if you have children, luggage, or visit in July-August when the meltemi wind makes two-wheel riding uncomfortable on exposed routes.
When should I book a car rental in Paros?
Book 2-3 weeks ahead for July and August. Paros attracts large numbers of Greek and Italian visitors in high season and available vehicles can run out at peak times. For May, June, September, and October, booking a week ahead is usually fine. Airport pick-up is convenient if arriving by air; port pick-up in Parikia is easier when arriving by ferry.
Where can I rent a car in Paros?
Car and scooter rental agencies operate in Parikia (the main town and port), Naoussa (the northern village), and at Paros National Airport. Parikia has the most agencies and the most competition, so prices are typically lowest there. Many agencies offer free delivery to the airport or to your hotel for rentals of 3 days or more.