Paros islandThe Aegean gem where Cycladic beauty finds its beat

Great beaches, scrumptious food, hospitable locals, vivid nightlife, and a little haven of tranquility in traditional mountainous villages coexist in a place where natural beauty and rich history effortlessly meet modern-day pleasures.

The inland allures visitors with its traditional architecture, the small villages, and the ancient monuments. You will discover the Cycladic beauty of the island through its meandering paved alleys, the small openings with bougainvilleas, the whitewashed houses, the impressive churches, and the fantastic beaches.

Paros is a paradise in the Cyclades with some of Greece’s most beautiful beaches, white sandy stretches surrounded by steep cliffs, and turquoise waters. Make sure you admire Kolympbithres, sculptured by wind and sea; golden sand embroidered around granite rocks, smoothed by the wind and sea into incredible shapes, the seawater sculptures that look as if an artist dreamed them up.

Naousa village is undoubtedly the queen of Paros, with its traditional architecture and authenticity, the quaint little port with the Venetian castle, the premises that are actually on the water, and the fishing boats that complement the scene of the most elegant port in the Aegean Sea. While walking around Naoussa, you will realize that the elegant fishing village tradition and style go hand in hand.

Paros hides a quiet and authentic side known only to the lucky few. Away from its famed beaches and the towns of Parikia and Naoussa are villages with alleyways so narrow that cars are unable to pass and traditional crafts still being handed down through the generations, as well as beautifully tended shops, homes, and churches with geranium-filled courtyards.

This beautiful Cycladic island maintains its beauty throughout the centuries, combining harmoniously natural beauty, authentic experiences, gastronomy, activities, archaeological sites, and even mountainous villages.