Paros

The island of Paros

Paros is a multifaceted, multilayered place that can provide you with everything you want. various around Paros, there are beaches of various sizes, both well-known and hidden, where you may spend entire days swimming. Additionally, the world-renowned kitesurfing and windsurfing areas are a haven for those who follow the wind.

The scent of jasmine and bougainvillea, the labyrinth of secret passageways in Parikia, and the relaxed days in the little marinas of Naoussa will enchant you. And if you want to ratchet up the volume, you may enjoy loud music and exotic cocktails at the vibrant beach bars and clubs that Paros is known for, day or night.

Kolymbithres, sculptured by wind and sea

The saltwater sculptures, known to the locals as Kolymbithres, are made of golden sand that has been woven around granite boulders and flattened into amazing designs by the wind and sea. They appear to have been created by an artist. It is likely that this is the one you have seen in pictures of Paros.

Charismatic yet traditional Naoussa

You wouldn't believe that Naoussa's marina used to be one of the Cyclades' busiest pirate dens. A cinematic atmosphere is produced by the music resonating from the bars, the constant movement of restaurant tables and chairs, and the youthful audiences that desire to enjoy every night to the fullest.

One-of-a-kind beaches

Paros' well-known bathing locations, which range from organized beaches to secret coves, are among the greatest in the Cyclades. It will be hard for you to decide between Chrysi Akti, Santa Maria, Pounta, Kalogeros, and Kolymbithres, but you will undoubtedly have a lot of memorable experiences.