Paros

Paros, the diamond of the Cyclades, invites you to discover its authentic beauty, its golden beaches, its rich history and its vibrant energy. Whether you are looking for relaxation, adventure, or cultural experiences, Paros has something unique to offer to every guest. Get ready for an unforgettable trip to the 10 most interesting places on the island!

Parikia: The Historic Capital and the Port

 Parikia is the picturesque capital and main port of Paros, a place with rich history and vibrant life. Walk through the narrow, cobbled streets of the Old Town, discover hidden squares and enjoy your coffee or food by the sea. Be sure to visit:

• Panagia Ekatontapiliani: One of the most important and best preserved early Christian monuments in Greece, with amazing architecture and rich history.
• Venetian Castle: Built in the 13th century, it offers panoramic views of the harbor and is ideal for enjoying the sunset.
• Archaeological Museum: It hosts important findings from the prehistoric to the Roman era of Paros.

Naoussa: The Cosmopolitan Fish Village

 Naoussa is the second largest and undoubtedly the most cosmopolitan part of the island. The picturesque harbor with the colorful fishing boats and the Venetian castle (Kastelli) offer a magical setting. Here you will find:

• Luxury restaurants: with gourmet options and fresh seafood.
• Bars and clubs: For lively nightlife.
• Boutique: With designer clothes and jewelry.

Lefkes: The Mountain Traditional Village

Lefkes is the most picturesque mountain village of Paros, built amphitheatrically at an altitude, with stunning views. Walk through the cobbled streets, admire the traditional Cycladic architecture, the flowery courtyards and the churches. Enjoy your coffee in the main square and feel the pulse of a bygone era.

Alyki: The picturesque fishing village of the South

Aliki is a quiet and picturesque fishing village on the southwest side of the island. It is known for its fresh seafood flavors in the traditional taverns by the sea and its beautiful, calm beaches, such as the main beach of Aliki and Piso Aliki.

Kolymbithres: The Beach with the Granite Rocks

Kolymbithres is one of the most special and famous beaches of Paros, on the north side. It stands out for its unique, smooth granite rocks that form natural “pools”, creating an impressive landscape.

Glyfa: Water Sports Beach

Glyfa beach, near Aliki, is ideal for lovers of water sports, especially windsurfing and kitesurfing, due to its favorable winds. It also has schools and equipment for rent.

Faraga: Organized Beauty

Faraga is one of the most popular organized beaches of Paros, offering a beach bar, restaurant, sunbeds and umbrellas. It is ideal for those looking for comforts and a lively atmosphere.

Monastery: Beach and Culture

The beach in Monastiri, near Naoussa, is a beautiful, organized beach in a sheltered bay. Next to it is the Monastery of Agios Ioannis Detis, offering a cultural touch to your visit.

Paros Park (Environmental and Cultural Park): Nature and

Paros Park is a unique environmental and cultural park in the area of Ai Giannis Detis, in northern Paros. It offers walking trails with stunning views, deserted beaches, an outdoor theater and a lighthouse. It is ideal for hiking, cycling and discovering the wild beauty of the island.

Antiparos: The Brother Island

A visit to Paros is not complete without an excursion to neighboring Antiparos. The small ferry from Punta takes you there in just a few minutes. Explore the charming Chora of Antiparos, dive into the beautiful beaches and visit the impressive Cave of Antiparos.

Paros is waiting for you to discover it! Ready to create unforgettable memories?