A private closed-cabin boat waiting at the Parikia quay or the Naoussa harbour, whenever you are ready to cross the Cyclades on your own schedule.
Paros occupe le cœur des Cyclades, ce qui en fait un tremplin naturel pour le cabotage d'île en île. Parikia, la capitale, est l'un des carrefours de ferries les plus fréquentés de l'Égée, tandis que Naoussa, au nord, offre l'une des plus vastes baies naturelles des Cyclades, avec des anses abritées pour chaque direction de vent. Nos skippers partenaires naviguent ces eaux au quotidien et lisent le meltemi, choisissant les heures de départ et les routes sous le vent qui gardent les traversées confortables même au plus fort de l'été.
Parikia is a busy Aegean ferry hub, but the big boats leave when they leave, often early or fully booked in August. A private water taxi departs when your group is ready and drops you straight at your next island, not at a distant port town.
Neighbours like Sifnos, Folegandros or the small coves of Antiparos can mean a slow connection or a detour via another island by scheduled boat. A direct crossing turns a half-day of waiting into a single short, comfortable leg.
Instead of dragging luggage back to the main port, you can board from the Naoussa harbour or from the boat jetties in front of the northern bay resorts, only minutes from your room at Kolymbithres or Agioi Anargyroi.
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