Agios Antonios Villas

Explore the Antiparos Cave

• One of the island’s most famous attractions, this cave is adorned with impressive stalactites and stalagmites. The cave also has historical significance, with inscriptions from visitors dating back centuries

Stroll Through the Chora (Main Town)

• Wander the narrow cobblestone streets of Chora, lined with whitewashed houses, boutique shops, and cozy tavernas. The relaxed atmosphere is perfect for soaking up the island’s charm

Visit Agios Georgios

• This picturesque seaside village is known for its crystal-clear waters and stunning views of Despotiko Island. It’s an excellent spot for dining at traditional taverns or relaxing by the sea

Relax on the Beaches

• Soros Beach: Known for its golden sand and vibrant beach bars
• Faneromeni Beach: A more secluded spot with a tranquil atmosphere
• Psaraliki Beaches: Great for families, with calm, shallow waters
• Livadi Beach: Popular among windsurfers and adventurers

Take a Boat Trip to Despotiko Island

• Just off the coast of Antiparos, Despotiko is an uninhabited island with significant archaeological sites, including the remains of an ancient temple dedicated to Apollo

Enjoy Water Activities

• Try snorkeling or diving to explore the island’s underwater world, which is rich in marine life and fascinating caves. Kayaking and paddleboarding are also popular

Visit the Venetian Castle

• Located in Chora, this 15th-century castle offers a glimpse into the island’s medieval history. Its ruins are surrounded by charming houses and small streets

Watch the Sunset at Sifneikos Gialos

• This beach offers breathtaking views of the sunset, making it one of the most romantic spots on the island

Experience Local Cuisine

• Taste fresh seafood, local cheeses, and specialties like fava, grilled octopus, and loukoumades (Greek donuts) at traditional taverns and modern restaurants

Discover Hidden Coves and Secret Beaches

• Rent a small boat or kayak to explore the less accessible parts of the coastline, where you can find quiet, pristine coves

Attend a Local Festival

• If your visit coincides with a local celebration, such as the feast of Agios Ioannis in June, join the locals for music, dancing, and traditional food

Go Hiking

• The island offers various hiking trails that take you through scenic landscapes, offering stunning views of the Aegean Sea and neighboring islands

Enjoy the Nightlife

• While quieter than other Cycladic islands, Antiparos has a vibrant nightlife scene with charming bars and open-air cinemas