We couldn't relax while they working in front of us and couldn't wait for them to finish and leave.
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There were workers putting together some Gazebos right in front of us, they had ladders and paint buckets and construction material spread out on the beach, they obstructed our view and it didn't look very professional and the areas was cluttered with their things, and they were all taking cigarette breaks together clustered in front of us. The only two constructive comments i have :ġ. Many people were dancing to the music in the beach bar area. Our kids had a blast jumping on the waves since its windy in that area, they spent hours in the sea. The music played by the DJ gave the beach a very happening vibe. It definitely wasn’t a bad place to be stuck with no petrol but it did mean we didn’t make it all the way up to Golden Beach.Best vibes, we were a mix of 6 adults and 7 kids and we all had a good time. Luckily the rental place eventually ran out a bit of petrol for us to make it to the nearest petrol station. Unfortunately we didn’t have time to make it to this last beach stop, it might have been because we got stuck at Santa Maria Beach for 2 hours longer than expected… Remember when I mentioned the not knowing we had to fill up our buggies with petrol straight away? Well we went to hop back in the buggies which would not start. It is the perfect spot for the last beach of your beach hopping road trip in Paros! This is also a good spot for a late lunch at the ‘Blue Restaurant Bar’ or ‘Pacific Coast’.
This beach is great for watersports, in particular windsurfing which I was super excited to try! If you are there in early August there is also the PWA windsurfing world cup competition back around the cove at ‘New Golden Beach’ which would be awesome to check out. It actually turned out to be super fun driving around the island in the open air of the buggies too!Ī 15 minute drive down the East Coast will lead you to Golden Beach which is regarded as one of Paros’ best beaches. So we ended up hiring a little golf buggy car at a smaller hire place that although didn’t feel too legitimate they didn’t require us to have an international driver’s license. Each country will have varying prices and processes though.
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Since then we have both got our own International drivers licences which were $40 AUD from our home country of Australia through a very simple process. My two car hire preferences in Naoussa were ‘Galanakis Rent a Car’ and ‘ML Rent a Car Paros’. We however, did not come prepared with our international drivers licences and at my first two preferences to hire our car from in Naoussa we got turned down for not having one. The first thing you need to know is having an international driving licence is going to make your life a lot easier when hiring a vehicle in the Greek Islands. There are plenty of places to hire a car, quad bike, or buggy from Naoussa or Parikia. We will give you some accommodation recommendations at the end of the article. Keep in mind that it isn’t a massive island, so Naoussa is only a 10 minute drive or 20 minute bus ride away from Parikia. Of course if you do only have a very short time, staying in Parikia might make things a little easier being close to the ferry port. It has a very authentic Greek village feel, with picturesque alleys, great bars and delicious seafood, as well as close proximity to some of the islands best beaches. These two towns are both great places to base yourself for your time in Paros, however we prefer the town of Naoussa.
There are two main towns in which travellers stay in in Paros Parikia which is the port town, and Naousa which is a nearby fishing village.
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