Paros ferry port is conveniently located in the middle of Parakia which is the largest town on the island. Paros to Tinos ferries are operated by Minoan Lines a Greek ferry company that has been providing top rated service between the islands in the region for many years.

The most popular and easiest way of getting to and from the ferry port on Paros is by making use of the many taxis that are available on the island. Travelling by road is the most practical way of getting around and is very reasonably priced.

Amenities inside the Paros ferry terminal are similar to other ports with passengers able to buy a snack or a drink and make use of the toilet facilities. A better option is to take a stroll to the shops, restaurant and cafés in Parakia as they are only a few minutes away.

Minoan Lines own a fleet of 11 modern, well equipped ferries. Airplane style seating in air-conditioned passenger lounges with their panoramic views make the journey comfortable. Escalators and lifts make getting around easy and comfortable cabins in a variety of sizes are available.

Ferries travelling from Paros to Tinos offer passengers a choice of dining options. The onboard a la carte restaurant provides fine dining and those wanting light meals and snacks will find a good selection in the self-service cafeteria. The bar is a good place to unwind on the journey and a selection of shopping outlets sell cosmetics, gifts, magazines and newspapers.

Tinos is situated to the south of Andros and has two separate ports at catering for foot passengers and travellers with vehicles. Both ferry ports are about 800 metres from the centre of the town where various amenities can be found. Onward travel to the resorts on the island is simplest by using the local taxis that congregate outside the port exits.

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