Seaside Sunsets - Parikia, Paros
Drinks & Nightlife
A list of some of the best spots to unwind and party.
Evinos Bar
Lochagou KourtinouSit perched above the town to excellent DJ's and cocktails.
Some of the best cocktails and lots of locals and foreigners alike hang out here, always a friendly face to meet.
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Sativa Music Bar
Some of the best cocktails and lots of locals and foreigners alike hang out here, always a friendly face to meet.
Super chill lounge tucked in the street markets. The inside is like a little cavern of jazz and current hits.
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Pirate Bar Paros
Super chill lounge tucked in the street markets. The inside is like a little cavern of jazz and current hits.
Sightseeing
Gorgeous town on the opposite side of Paros. Beauitful harborside dining and lovely alleys to explore.
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Naousa
Gorgeous town on the opposite side of Paros. Beauitful harborside dining and lovely alleys to explore.
The former capital of Paros, Lefkes is one of the most attractive and popular villages to visit on the island.
Situated atop a lush green hill with commanding views across the sea to the nearby island of Naxos, Lefkes is the place to go for a slice of traditional island life.
Stroll the winding streets between the whitewashed buildings and grab a drink in the shade at one of the many cafes and tavernas.
Explore the ornate Agia Triada church which looms impressively over the village and check out the village’s museums dedicated to its folk art and traditional trades and crafts.
Hikers and lovers of the great outdoors can follow the Byzantine Road from Louki’s Cafe in the village all the way down to Molos Beach. This 1,000-year-old road is lined with marble slabs and is one of the island’s oldest known routes. It offers a fabulous route through the valleys and ravines and is mostly a gentle downhill walk.
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Lefkes Village
The former capital of Paros, Lefkes is one of the most attractive and popular villages to visit on the island.
Situated atop a lush green hill with commanding views across the sea to the nearby island of Naxos, Lefkes is the place to go for a slice of traditional island life.
Stroll the winding streets between the whitewashed buildings and grab a drink in the shade at one of the many cafes and tavernas.
Explore the ornate Agia Triada church which looms impressively over the village and check out the village’s museums dedicated to its folk art and traditional trades and crafts.
Hikers and lovers of the great outdoors can follow the Byzantine Road from Louki’s Cafe in the village all the way down to Molos Beach. This 1,000-year-old road is lined with marble slabs and is one of the island’s oldest known routes. It offers a fabulous route through the valleys and ravines and is mostly a gentle downhill walk.
Beaches
Kolymbithres is famous for its unique moon-like rock formations. The name “Kolymbithres” means pools and describes the way the beach is broken up into smaller swimming areas by the protruding rocks.
The unusual granite formations have been eroded by the wind and sea over the centuries to create smooth and otherworldly shapes that are a must-see on a visit to Paros.
The beach is one of the most popular on the island and is roughly divided into two smaller beaches, each with bars and hirable loungers. There are also more secluded coves to explore should you get there early enough to beat the crowds.
The sheltered location of the beach means that the sea is very calm and perfect for families with younger children as well as those looking for serene waters in which to take a dip.
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Kolimpitres
Kolymbithres is famous for its unique moon-like rock formations. The name “Kolymbithres” means pools and describes the way the beach is broken up into smaller swimming areas by the protruding rocks.
The unusual granite formations have been eroded by the wind and sea over the centuries to create smooth and otherworldly shapes that are a must-see on a visit to Paros.
The beach is one of the most popular on the island and is roughly divided into two smaller beaches, each with bars and hirable loungers. There are also more secluded coves to explore should you get there early enough to beat the crowds.
The sheltered location of the beach means that the sea is very calm and perfect for families with younger children as well as those looking for serene waters in which to take a dip.
Situated on the Noussa side of the island, it gains its name from the Monastery of St. John’s of Deti which sits on a rocky hill to the south of the beach and is well known for its crystal clear waters and luxurious sandy beach.
The bay is sheltered and forms a protected lagoon with turquoise waters that remain shallow for a very long way out — making it a perfect place for bathing. Those who enjoy activities can hire kayaks, pedaloes and paddleboards on the beach.
The picturesque coastline makes Monastiri a popular destination for island hopping and visitors can often see yachts anchored just off the beach. Through the summer months, the beach is bustling and hosts concerts and events from time to time.
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Paralia Monastiri
Situated on the Noussa side of the island, it gains its name from the Monastery of St. John’s of Deti which sits on a rocky hill to the south of the beach and is well known for its crystal clear waters and luxurious sandy beach.
The bay is sheltered and forms a protected lagoon with turquoise waters that remain shallow for a very long way out — making it a perfect place for bathing. Those who enjoy activities can hire kayaks, pedaloes and paddleboards on the beach.
The picturesque coastline makes Monastiri a popular destination for island hopping and visitors can often see yachts anchored just off the beach. Through the summer months, the beach is bustling and hosts concerts and events from time to time.
Delfini Beach is a beautiful sleepy beach that is a short walk from the house. It boasts a very cool beach/bar restaurant in Magaya that will let you claim a table for hours, while you go swim, eat, sunbathe, repeat.
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παραλια Δελφίνι (Delfini Beach)
Delfini Beach is a beautiful sleepy beach that is a short walk from the house. It boasts a very cool beach/bar restaurant in Magaya that will let you claim a table for hours, while you go swim, eat, sunbathe, repeat.
Food scene
Probably our favorite restaurant in all of Paros.
This place boasts impeccable dishes that redefine some of the best of Greek island cuisine. All grown by the chef's own gardens nearby and plucked at perfect times. You don't really quite understand what you are missing until you try it.
Even our toughest to please friends find this place is unbelievable.
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Yemeni Wine Restaurant
Probably our favorite restaurant in all of Paros.
This place boasts impeccable dishes that redefine some of the best of Greek island cuisine. All grown by the chef's own gardens nearby and plucked at perfect times. You don't really quite understand what you are missing until you try it.
Even our toughest to please friends find this place is unbelievable.