Things to see and do Paros

This is actually two white sandy beaches that follow. There you will have an unobstructed view of the nearby islands and windsurfers that give them joy when the wind allows. Starting from the beach, go to Maria Katourna, a Greek who lives near the beach and pass your order for dinner: Bouillabaisse, lobster… If you take the tracks leading from Santa Maria to Ampelas then to Marmara, you will discover a multitude of small little coves all the prettier and still deserted.

Roman graves, sarcophagi and funerary ballot boxes dating from the 100 th century BC, located on the seafront m from the pier on the left.

Sheltered Cove where the Domicile club was elected - Tel +30 22840 43035. Beach volley, restaurant, sun umbrellas, sun loungers… This is the starting point for a beautiful walk to the Haghios Ioannou monastery. Between the beaches of Kolimbythres and Monastery you will see a shipyard behind which a wooden portal is located. If you open it, you'll get to a wonderful, secluded beach that is pretty exposed to the winds.

Just after Antonio lies the beach of Pounda (not confused with the village of Pounda which is facing Antiparos). There are two beach clubs where access is free but where the activities are paid. Huge swimming pool, bars, restaurants, ping-pong, billiards, élastique… You can do everything and anything. The clientele is young and cheryth, the music is thoroughly.