Paros Hostels

The only means of public transport available on the island is a bus which is an optimum way of free cruising among the large cities of the island. For visiting some remote areas of the island of Paros one should better take a taxi or rent a car. Travelers may also find convenient special tourist buses.

To rent a car one should have international driving license and a credit card with enough of limit to cover the cost of the rent. Clients under 21 as well as drivers having less than a year of driving experience may be denied in service rendering. A cost of a day of rent will totally depend on a brand of a chosen car.

One should be extremely attentive and careful when driving a car on the island as far not all the local drives keep strict to the road regulations. When exploring remote areas of the island by car, one should not stop and take fellow passengers on board. One should not leave personal things and valuables in the car as well for the reasons of safety.

Local cafes and restaurants feature a high quality of goods and affordable pricing policy. All the cities of the island are subject to a following rule – the closer a restaurant to a buzzing center of the city the higher pricing policy it features. Travelers should not neglect local eateries in small towns of the island as these as well feature plenty of classy dishes and high standard service.
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