Paros Guide

The pace of life sometimes exhausts us all. Between work, city crowds, hustle and bustle, at some point we need to stop and take a deep breath. At just such a moment, Paros Island appears before us. One of the most elegant faces of the Cyclades Islands in the middle of the Aegean, Paros is a stop that is good for your soul with its white streets, jasmine-scented houses, cobblestone roads and tranquil villages.

Parikia: The capital of the island, Parikia is a charming place with its traditional Greek village atmosphere, whitewashed houses and narrow streets. Attractions in Parikia include the Church of Ekatontapyliani, the ancient theater and the Archaeological Museum of Paros.
Naoussa Located north of Paros, Naoussa is famous for its colorful boats, traditional fishing village atmosphere and vibrant nightlife. Naoussa Port, with its narrow streets and historic buildings, is worth exploring.
Lefkes Lefkes is a mountainous village in the interior of Paros and one of the highest points on the island. It offers a tranquil atmosphere with whitewashed houses, narrow streets and traditional cafes. Lefkes is known for the Panagia tis Angeloktistis Church and the Kastro area.
Kolymbithres Beach: This beach near Naoussa is famous for its giant granite rock formations and turquoise waters. The natural beauty and tranquil atmosphere of the beach is ideal for those who want to relax.

Golden Beach (Chrissi Akti): Popular for sea sports lovers, Golden Beach is famous for its golden sand and windy days. There are also several beach bars and cafes.
Ancient Quarries: Located near the village of Marathi, the ancient quarries are where Paros marble was produced. The ancient village of Marmara is an interesting stop for history lovers with its marble quarries and ruins.
Monastiri Beach and Monastery of Agios Antonios: Located north of Parikia, Monastiri Beach is home to a beautiful beach and the Monastery of Agios Antonios. The monastery is located in a position with stunning views of the Aegean Sea.
Archaeological Site of Despotiko: Located in the southwest of Antiparos Island, Despotiko is notable for its ancient ruins. It can be visited to explore the Temple of Artemis and other ancient buildings.

For accommodation suggestions, you can check our Paros Island Hotels page.