Sakatis rentals – Paros island Rent a Car and Motorbike

Sakatis rentals was founded in 2018 to serve all kinds of visitors of Paros.

With a fleet brand new and safe we can secure you a carefree vacation with endless rides. With the convinience offered to you by a motorbike andthe comfort of one as well, you can explore every inch of Paros and Andiparos.

We are looking forward to meeting you in our office, located on the pedestrian street of Panagia Ekatontapiliani, just 50 mtrs away from the portof Parikia!

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Just over a month into my trip and I wonder how I’ve changed, if at all.
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Sakatis Rentals : Parikoia, Paros, Greece
bookinparos@gmail.com
https://sakatisparosrentals.gr/
Tel:+30 694 253 8800 , Mob:694 253 8800
Parikoia, Paros, Greece

Why choose us

Explore car and motorbike rental services in Paros.
01 New vehicles
02 Special Prices
03 Pickup Locations
Pickup from Paros Port , airport or your Hotel after agreement.
04 Roadsite Assistance
24h roadside assistance throughout Paros
05 Easy online booking

Paros is an island to suit all tastes with a variety of sights and destinations to explore. You can easily rent a motorbike or quad and drive to some beautiful places around the island not accessible by public transportation, like Kalogerosor “Clay Beach”. Here, you can use clay from the rocks around the beach tohave your own cleansing spaand then wash off in the sea!A short uphill drive takes you to the top of Kefalos hill with the 17th century monastery of Agios Antonios and amazing 360° views over the whole area. Moving north, follow the shoreline passing from the sandy beach of Molos all the way to the secluded beach of Tsoukalia, via a dirt road ideal for a buggy. It’s great fun making spontaneous stops for a quick swim throughout this route.

Time-saving is a good reason to have a motorbike rather than rent a car during your holidays on Paros, as you can easily skip through traffic at the main towns of Parikia and Naoussa, especially during the days of local celebrations. The biggest celebration of the island takes place in Parikiaon August15th, the day of the Ascension of Virgin Mary, a time when the town is bursting with visitors and worshippers from all over Greece. At night fireworks adorn the skyand underneath the Venetian Castle music and dance showsstir up the party mood until late. On August 23rd, during the celebration of Mother Mary’s Novena, Naoussa hosts the day of the Pirates –a reenactment of the16th century invasion of the village by the pirates of Captain Barbarossa and the locals’ fight for their freedom.On that evening, the Venetian port and surrounding streets are full of people, dance, music, fake pirate fights and of course souma –the local alcoholic drink.

From the port of Naoussa, mount your scooter or ATV and take the seaside road starting from Limnes area. With the Aegean breeze accompanying you all along the way, you pass by the ancient Mycenaean acropolis, the beach of Kolimbithreswithits unique rock formations that look like modern sculptures,and end up at Paros Park, a natural area with a variety of beaches, water sports centersand an open-air amphitheaterwhere you can attend various music and theatrical events with the moonrise in the background.

For magical sunsets, one of the best spots on the island is the temple of Apollo at Delion hill in Parikia,offering panoramic views to the whole town, the port and the open sea. If you drive up here well before dusk, you canfollow the dirt road going down the north side of the hill and arrive at the secluded beach of Chochlakas – a route that’s best to do on a quad.

Paros has an efficient road network that connects all the villages of the island so it’s fast and easy to get to various destinations, without being bound to the municipal bus schedule. It’s worth visiting the mountainous village of Lefkes,the impressive old capital of the island, as well as the traditional villages of Prodromos and Marpissa where the 3-day festival “Routes in Marpissa” takes place at the end of August. This festival is organized by the people of the village and hosts original cultural events, including open-air concerts that can go on until late at night. Vehicles are not allowed inside the traditional settlements, but you can easily park your motorbike at the entrance of every village, even when the municipal parking areas are totally full of cars.

A few kilometers south of Marpissa, after Drios, drive off the main road and follow the sign to Pirgaki bay.It is said that pieces from broken amphorae coming from an ancient shipwreck of the area are embedded in the rock on the south end of this bay. So, get off your bike, put on your mask & snorkel and start exploring the underwater wonders of Paros…

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