MEET PAROS

The beautiful picturesque fishing village located in a huge bay in the northern part of the island has managed to keep its authenticity, traditional character and charm, with its whitewashed and flowered little houses and its tiny churches and chapels, surrounded by labyrinth-like narrow, stone-paved streets

Situated within Naoussa's expansive bay, Monastiri and Kolympithres beach are a must visit place , famous for its breathtaking granite formations sculpted by the sea and wind over time. Widely considered one of Greece's most beautiful beaches.

The Archaeological Museum of Paros showcases exceptional works of Parian sculpture, pottery, and inscriptions unearthed from excavations in Paros, Antiparos, and Despotiko. The exhibited artifacts span a historical timeline from the Neolithic era to the Roman period.

Panagia Ekatontapiliani, near Parikia's port in Paros, is among Greece's best-preserved Paleo-Christian landmarks. Legend attributes its construction to either Saint Helen or Saint Constantine, the first Emperor of Constantinople, in honor of his mother.

If you seek the true essence of Paros, Lefkes, a charming village, should be your destination of choice. Once the medieval capital of Paros, this picturesque village is nestled just 11 kilometers to the southeast of the livelv Parikia.

Paros offers a 35 km network of hiking trails, showcasing simple yet beautiful structures like stone farmhouses and ancient mills. Whether you prefer well-marked paths or adventurous trails, Paros' hiking routes are a must-see, even for skeptics. So, set aside any doubts, plan your adventure, and experience the island's natural beauty.

Paros' premier windsurfing destination, Golden beach, and Punta, renowned for its exceptional conditions suitable for windsurfers of all skill levels. To ensure a smooth introduction to windsurfing for beginners, the instructors employ ultralight school rigs, which offer added stability and control, facilitating the learning process.

Antiparos is one of those hidden gems in the Greek islands, not only is it a convenient choice for day trips from Paros, thanks to its short ferry ride, but it's also a perfect destination for tranquil and rejuvenating holidays.Located 700 m southwest of Antiparos, the tiny, uninhabited island of Despotiko is packed with more antiquities per square meter than just about anywhere else in Greece.

Embark on a voyage through the Archipelagos starting from Naousa in Paros, where you can venture to the uninhabited island of Delos, steeped in ancient Greek religious significance.