Paros

A popular tourist destination with vibrant nightlife, here you will indulge yourself with blue-white streets, hiking paths, and golden beaches.

A part of the white houses of the settlement of Naousa on the island of Paros.
photo: Nikos Roussos / CC BY-SA 2.0

Paros Beaches

The blue sky over calm waters on Lageri beach void of people.
photo: rene boulay / CC BY-SA 3.0
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Lageri Beach

No beach bar around here. Partly nudist and apparently favorite of gay people, Lageri beach is a calm place.

The turquoise waters and the clay-rich sand of Kalogeros Beach, Paros.
photo: Anemones Studios
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Kalogeros Beach

No beach bars here. Just sand, sea, and sun. And clay. Some people use it as face mask, and kids build better sand castles.

Umbrellas without cover on a golden-sand beach and the sun reflecting on the sea in the background.
photo: G Joue / CC BY-ND 2.0
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Agios Nikolaos Beach

Aliki

Families' favorite thanks to calm and shallow waters, a playground and basketball courts. No bars. Bonus: walking distance from Aliki.

The golden sand beach with a few white houses in the distance at Chrisi Akti (Golden Cost), Paros.
photo: Paula McMillen / CC BY-ND 2.0
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Chrisi Akti (Golden) Beach

The Golden Coast is a long sandy beach with plenty of space even in high season. Lay down under your own umbrella or at the beach bars.

A filtered picture of Logaras Beach, Piso Livadi, with clouds illuminated over a color-adjusted green sea.
photo: rene boulay / CC BY-SA 3.0
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Logaras Beach

Piso Livadi

Logaras beach is for chilling and reading a book. It's the waterfront of a settlement with rooms, restaurants, and other amenities. Perfect for families.

Agia Irini Beach with palm trees close to the sea and shallow greenish waters.
photo: Olaf Tausch / CC BY 3.0
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Agia Irini Beach

Sarakiniko

Santa Irene has a tropical look and feel. A beach restaurant provides complimentary loungers with your order. Shallow and calm waters - ideal for families.

The golden landscape of Krios beach without people, Paros, and hills in the background.
photo: Pierre L. / CC BY-SA 2.0
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Krios Beach

Krios beach is opposite the city of Paros. Large, fine-grained, convenient, and inexpensive. It can get cramped during the high season.

Rocks with a smooth surface sculpted by the waves, and a few people in the sea at Kolymbithres Beach, Naousa, Paros.
photo: Kostas Limitsios / CC BY 2.0
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Kolymbithres Beach

Naousa

the somewhat unusual rock formations have made Kolymbithres famous. Then it started getting cramped. Early morning you enjoy it uncongested.

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Paros Settlements

The main street in the old part of the village of Lefkes on the island of Paros.
photo: Zde / CC BY-SA 4.0
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Lefkes

Paros

It used to be Paros' head village for centuries. This place is relatively quiet, so enjoy strolling in its narrow streets and photography.

Typical narrow street in the main settlement of Parikia the capital of Paros.
photo: Zde / CC BY-SA 4.0
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Parikia Town

Paros

The island's capital with typical white-blue architecture and narrow streets. Nightlife, food, and lots of sightseeing will keep you busy for days.

An overview of the settlement of Naousa of Paros with its port full of fishing boats.
photo: Marco Verch / CC BY 2.0
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Naousa

Paros

Typical Cycladic village with many nearby beaches. Nights here end early morning and, naturally, it's young people's favorite.

Paros Attractions

The front side and the main entrance of the Panagia Ekatontapiliani church in Parikia the central village of Paros.
photo: Andrant83 / CC BY-SA 4.0
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Panagia Ekatontapiliani Church

Parikia

Impressive and well-preserved early Christian church dating from the 4th century AD and according to a legend was built by Constantine the Great.

An underground gallery of the Ancient Marble Quarries of Paros.
photo: Vositeo
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Ancient Marble Quarries

Marathi

There is not much to see here, but if you want to visit the marble quarry that made Paros famous in the ancient world, here is your chance.

Paros Why visit?

  • In antiquity, Paros had a lush forest.
  • Paros was once called Zakynthos, which is another Greek island. Confusing.
  • Tip-top Ancient Greek statues are made of Parian marble.
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