Naousa, just a few kilometers away from the villa, is a lively fishing village with traditional whitewashed buildings, charming boutiques, and waterfront tavernas. Known for its picturesque harbor, Naousa is perfect for a relaxing stroll or a vibrant night out, offering a mix of local cuisine, bars, and artisan shops.
The Monastery of Agios Antonios
Located on a hill near Marpissa, this monastery offers panoramic views of the island and the Aegean Sea. The trek up is scenic and gives a taste of Paros’ natural beauty, with wild thyme and cedar trees along the way. It’s a peaceful spot and perfect for photography lovers.
Visit Panagia Ekatontapyliani
Visiting Panagia Ekatontapyliani, the “Church of a Hundred Doors,” is a must in Paros. Dating back to the 4th century, this Byzantine marvel is one of Greece’s oldest and best-preserved churches. Located in Parikia, it showcases intricate stonework, stunning frescoes, and an atmosphere of deep historical and spiritual significance, attracting pilgrims and history lovers alike.
Lefkes Village
Nestled in the hills, Lefkes is a traditional village that has preserved its authentic charm. Wander through narrow streets lined with bougainvillea, visit the Church of Agia Triada, and enjoy the mountain views. Lefkes is a fantastic spot to experience Paros’s local life and history.
Paros Archaeological Museum
The archaeological museum exhibits masterpieces of Parian sculpture and pottery, as well as inscriptions from excavations in Paros, Antiparos and Despotiko island.
Butterflies Valley Nature Reserve
It is located 7km outside Parikia, just before the junction to Pounta port. Also known as butterflies valley its an idyllic landscape of dense vegetation and abundant spring water. During the months of June to September swarms of butterflies settle on this small oasis to spend the last phase of their life.
