Gettng to Anti Paros, Greece

Anti Paros is Located of the south west coast of its larger neighbour, Paros. The island is just 45 square kilometres in size with just 1200 inhabitants.
Its is possible to get to Anti Paros from the main port of Parakia by boat which takes thirty minutes and costs just seven euros. Alternatively, you can travel by Car ferry from the small port of Pounta. The ferry crossing takes just seven minute sailing and costs two euros per passenger. An additional charge of 2 euros is made for a scooter and seven euros thirty for a car.
Arrival to Anti Paros is to the main town of Chora where you will disembark on the main harbour and straight onto the harbour road.
Chora is a pleasant town with alleyways leading back from the water front. Souvenir shops, cafes and bakeries can be found around the harbour front and if you get no further than town, its a good place to pass an hour or two.
The closest beach to the town is Fanari Beach.
Located just south of Chora, Fanari is an easy walk if you don’t have a car. The sand is good and there are trees lining the beach for some shade.
Just follow the coastline south and you will come to the beach in a few minutes.
Other areas of interest if you wish to explore a little further include Soros beach, around a 20 minute drive from town. Soros is split into two parts. The first part is the quieter of the two and provides plenty of space. Just behind the beach is a traditional Cycladian church with its curved blue roof and whitewashed walls.
A little further on, the beach is more organised with a beach bar and sunbeds although charges will apply for these. The sand is free though so the choice is yours.
Further on and on the south west of the island, St George can provide more beach areas with views of Despotiko Island. Here you will also find a small cafe and tavernas where you can watch the freshly caught fish drying in the sun with views of Despotiko beyond.
Ferry's run throughout the day back to Paros which means Anti Paros is ideal for a few hours of a full day visit.
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