We rented a
car for the three days we have left in Paros .  Once
all was arranged we headed to Krios, a quiet beach at the northern end of the
bay which was recommended by our hosts.  
Martselo Beach taken from Krios Beach
Martselo Beach, the best in Paros
Martselo Beach
Beach beds were provided for free by the cafés on the beach.  Sure beats the 7 Euro charge in Lisbon 
We headed
up to the north-eastern part of Paros  to some small beaches across from Naousa, the
more touristy of the two towns in Paros . 
 Naousa
 Interesting rock formations only seen on the northeastern side of Paros
The road back
There are two speed limits in Paros , 30 km in town and 50 in the
outskirts. The roads are narrow with many winding turns. You have to stay
vigilant on the blind turns and stick tight to your right. My rally driver
instincts kicked in very quickly. A lot of fun I must say. 
On the way
back we parked across from the marina and found a restaurant for our late
lunch/early dinner. It was 5pm  and our server told us it was late
lunch. 
Jill had stuffed zucchini with meat and herbs in lemon sauce. The lemon
sauce was very glutinous and the mint and dill herbs in the meat and rice
stuffing was not a great combo. If you don’t try, you don’t know. We shared a
tomato, cucumber and olive salad which was good. Just three olives but very
tasty ripe tomatoes which were relished by both of us. I had Gouna again just
to see how it would differ from yesterday. It was more intense in flavour with
more oregano and also delish, but not as good as yesterday. The only thing left
on my plate was bones. 
Tomorrow we
plan to explore more of the island after a swim in the beautiful Aegean .
 
 
 
 
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