
Paros National Airport (PAS) is the airport serving the island of Paros, Greece, in the Cyclades islands region about 10 km from the island capital of Parikia where Port is located. There are several gay owned businesses on the island that operate for all customers and many gay people living permanently on Paros. The Parians seem typically open minded and accept LGBTQ community. Greek public opinion on LGBTQ rights is increasing day by day, with same sex unions being legally recognised since 2015. Locals usually tend to enjoy their nightlife in Naoussa, while tourist prefer Parikia as their destination for an intimate night with people they travel with or totally strangers.

In Paros there are not any exclusively gay bars or clubs, nevertheless you will find gay-friendly nightlife all over the island. With frequently boat\ferry connections with Mykonos Island, Paros is perfect for gay travellers who want to attend the Mykonos parties, but are also looking for a cosy haven to enjoy the beauties of the Greek summer or those looking for a more relaxed cosmopolitan environment without being in the LGBTQ ghetto. Parikia, the bayside capital, is a boating and transportation hub for the Cyclades The island is located at the heart of the Cyclades and is one of the most loved destinations in Greece. Paros combines natural beauty, beaches with crystal clear waters, Byzantine footpaths connecting traditional villages and breath-taking landscapes. So if you are visiting Paros with your partner keep a discreet profile in front of traditional people mainly, and enjoy the crystal clear waters.Paros is a smaller Cycladic Island famous for beaches and traditional villages.

Greece has also achieved the highest improvements in Europe regarding LGBT acceptance but either way the gay scene seems still quiet unorganised beyond the big cities. Greek public opinion on homosexuality is increasing day by day, with same sex unions being legally recognised since 2015. Also, before visiting the beaches, be sure to check the weather for strong winds because these secluded places can get quite dangerous. Most of the gay man prefer to gather at the southern end of Lageri, so if you are looking for someone to have fun, keep that in mind. There are only 2 gay-friendly beaches in Paros, Lageri in Ormos Naousis and Kalamia, which are very remote and are frequently used by naturists. On this island you will not find any exclusively gay spa or sauna either, but Paros is famous for its beautiful turquoise waters where you can indulge yourself and lose track of time. Locals usually tend to enjoy their nightlife in Naoussa, while tourist prefer Parikia as their destination for an intimate night with people they travel with or totally strangers. Places like Alga Bar, Pirate Bar, Evinos Bar and Sativa Music Bar are some of the handpicked choices where you might enjoy yourselves without holding back.

Even though these two islands are connected they are nothing alike, as Paros, offers its guests a comfortable cosmopolitan environment that includes walks on the beach, cushy sun-beds under the hot sun and rejuvenating dives into the clear waters of the Mediterranean sea. Being frequently connected with Mykonos island, Paros is perfect for gay travellers who want to attend the Mykonos parties, but are also looking for a cozy haven to enjoy the beauties of the Greek summer.
