Ferries from Paros to Leros
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The Paros Leros line is covered by Anek Superfast - Blue Star Ferries only who have one weekly sailing available with travel times not exceeding 4 hours 55 minutes with boarding. If you need to bring your vehicle on board, you have many options thanks to the cargo capacity of the ships operating on this crossing. Passengers will be welcomed on board by competent and qualified crews who will show you to your accommodation and all of the services available on board.
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The port of Paros is located in Parikia on the west coast of the island. The port provides many connections throughout the year and is the main transport hub of the Cyclades. It is a good sized natural harbor, sheltered to the north by a bay and only winds from the west present problems for ships and ferries. The services for boaters and passengers arriving or departing on board ferries arre vast, there are restaurants, bars, shops and an information office. The connection with Antiparos provides a nice day trip, with daily excursions lasting about an hour only available during the summe... [More information]
Address: Christoi Konstavtopoiloi, Paros 844 00, Greece
Directions: Google Map @ Paros, port
Leros, unlike the other Dodecanese islands, is unexpectedly green and lush. It is great for walking with mountains, valleys and delightful bays. Although it is a well-known holiday destination Leros still has an air of authenticity and the island's inhabitants are still fishermen and farmers who in the summer are dedicated to tourism. History According to the legends, Leros has been inhabited since ancient times by people from Anatolia. Its long history is similar to the other Greek islands, being taken over by the Dori, the Persians, Athenians, then the Spartans, Byzantines and t... [More information]