Paros - Thessaloniki Ferries

Paros ferry port is where almost all island ferry boats stop en route to someplace else. As a result, Paros island is sometimes overlooked as a tourist destination. However, the island has much to offer, including a lively capital, inland villages of great charm, and some excellent beaches. Paros is cheaper than either Mykonos or Santorini, and still has a good nightlife. The island supplied the Parian marble so famous in ancient Greece. Parikia, the capital, is home to many sights, including a fine Byzantine cathedral, one of the three largest in the Greek islands.

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Operating the route between Paros and Thessaloniki is Minoan Lines, a dominant company in the passenger ferry sector. The company has a contemporary fleet of 11 ships, linking ports and people with safety and comfort. Due to its customer-oriented philosophy, continuous upgrading of quality and range of services, Minoan Lines Ferry has captured the highest rankings in customer satisfaction.

One of the oldest cities in Europe, Thessaloniki was founded about 315 BC. The ferry terminal has been in operation since 1987 and features nice waiting rooms, cafeterias, card-phones, luggage trolleys, a taxi station, parking areas for private cars and tourist buses, kiosks offering special services, and tourist agencies.