Greece · BOAT TOURS IN PAROS
The 15 best boat tours in Paros you can book today, with what each costs, how long it takes and who it suits. Number one is first for a reason.
Sail from Paros to Antiparos, Despotiko and the Blue Lagoon. Swim, snorkel, explore caves, and enjoy Parian lunch and drinks.
“The boat was lovely and spacious, our guide was approachable and helpful. The drinks were warm and we didn’t do caves or cliff jumping hence 3/5 for value for money”
Paros day trip to UNESCO Delos and Mykonos Town, with 3 hours on each island, windmills views, and practical boat-time tips.
“Do not take the Alexander boat. It is awful. The day that I went on this tour, it was very windy and the company should have cancelled the tour. Almost every persons on my boat was throwing up and the male staffers were laughing at us. It was miserable”
Half-day boat tour from Paros to Blue Lagoon plus two more swim stops, with snorkel gear, drinks, fruits, and expert crew.
“It was amazing! We went during spring break so the water was a little cold but so beautiful and would definitely do it again! We went to 3 spots where we could swim and snorkel which they provided the gear for! The crew was so nice and accommodating. We were staying in Parikia near the port so it was easy to use the public bus to get to and from Pounda port where the meeting point it”
Small-group catamaran cruise from Paros to Antiparos and Despotiko with Greek lunch, drinks, and snorkeling stops.
“Travelled solo in Greece for 1 month…and this was one of the best tours that I had. The boat was immaculate and the crew even better! They were fun and very accommodating, plus competent sailors (the seas were rough!). The “tour” and swimming stops were unbelievable! But I think lunch was even better!! A+++”
Full-day ferry from Paros to Santorini with bus transfers to Fira, caldera photo stops, and free time to shop. 11 hours, $94.
“The tour was short and sweet plenty of time to shop and take pictures . The guide on the bus was entertaining it was just enought for us. All together well organized”
Sail from Paros to Iraklia, Schinoussa, and Naxos for swims, snorkeling, and Greek lunch on board, with wine or beer included.
“We had a good day on the water. Due to strong winds, our sailing was limited for the day. The food was good, but not as plentiful as I anticipated given the description and previous similar experiences.”
Paros catamaran cruise with swimming, snorkeling, Greek lunch, and unlimited drinks, visiting Antiparos, Despotiko, and Panteronisi.
“I don’t have enough words to express how incredible this crew was. They took such amazing care of us from start to finish. The boat was spotless, the food was delicious, and the entire day was absolutely unforgettable. I truly can’t recommend this experience highly enough!”
3 hours on a traditional Paros boat to Antiparos lagoon, Crab Island, and salty-lake swims, with snorkeling gear and fruit included.
“Good afternoon and snorkelling spots. A bit too windy to go out far but lefteris was all over it and took us on a new route”
Paros 9-hour sailing yacht day to secret coves, snorkel stops, Naxos, plus lunch and wine in a small-group setting.
“The day was well structured and expectations were clearly set at briefing during the first 10 minutes. Lunch and snacks were very good. The only negative was another boat full of vacationers, about 100 people, were at our first swimming spot and it got very crowded and loud.”
Self-drive a small motorboat from Aliki Port in Paros, with training, snorkel stops, and secluded bays for up to 5, from $165.
“Amazing day. Worth every dollar. The clearest waters, amazing spots to swim and visit. Was such good value for money. Boat was equiped and map was very helpful. Would go again 100%”
3-hour traditional boat from Faliraki with stops at Ladiko, Afandou Caves, and Antony Quinn Bay, plus drinks and swim gear.
“We had such a wonderful time. Hosts were lovely and looked after us with great care. We had a chance to do lots of snorkeling, swim to caves, eat watermelons and drink refreshing cold beer. We highly recommended this to include as part of your visit to Faliraki. You won't be disappointed.”
Self-drive a motorboat around Paros for 8 hours, stop at secluded bays, snorkel with provided gear, and swim off beaches and caves.
“Overall this was a very fun activity - it was great to have the freedom and flexibility to go anywhere we wanted on our own schedule. For first-time boat drivers, it was slightly challenging and the wind made it more difficult to navigate in the marina. Secondly, we did not have internet service and did not get a map so we just winged it on the locations to stop at. If you're going on this tour, I recommend you have internet so that you can access Google maps, and just be prepared to be 100% on and focused when driving the boat. If you're looking to relax and not worry,…”
From Paros, a full-day boat cruise to Antiparos and Despotiko with cave stops, snorkeling gear, and a traditional Parian lunch.
“We enjoyed seeing antiparos and despotiko from the sea. Great stops to swim. Crew explained historical significance of places. The food was great. Nice variety of music. Perfect day.”
Paros sunset boat trip from Pounda to Antiparos with local wine or prosecco, cheese and fruit, and chill music. 2 hours.
“Perfect mix of chill & adventure. Great balance between relaxation and exploring. We sailed around San Spiridon, sipped prosecco, nibbled on cheese and fruit, and enjoyed the crew’s hospitality. A peaceful evening cruise with delightful treats. Absolutely loved it!”
Private Paros boat trip to Antiparos and Despotiko, with secluded swim stops, sea caves, snacks, and English guiding from Aliki.
“We did the afternoon tour and found it great. The blue lagoon had no one else there, secluded beaches and islands were actually secluded! Our tour guide was excellent and there were plenty of snacks/drinks provided!”
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