Krios

Explore Traditional Villages

• Naoussa: Wander through the cobblestone streets, visit the picturesque harbor, and dine at seaside tavernas
• Parikia: The island’s capital, known for its Cycladic architecture, quaint alleys, and the iconic Panagia Ekatontapiliani (Church of 100 Doors)
• Lefkes: A mountain village with stunning views, whitewashed houses, and charming alleys. Perfect for a peaceful stroll

Relax on Stunning Beaches

• Kolymbithres Beach: Unique rock formations create natural pools, ideal for sunbathing and swimming
• Golden Beach (Chrissi Akti): Famous for its golden sand and great windsurfing conditions
• Santa Maria Beach: Perfect for families and water sports enthusiasts

Visit Historical and Cultural Sites

• Panagia Ekatontapiliani: A 4th-century Byzantine church, one of the most important religious sites in Greece
• Frankish Castle: A medieval castle in Parikia offering panoramic views of the town.
  Archaeological Museum of Paros: Explore artifacts from the island’s ancient past

Take Part in Water Activities

• Windsurfing and Kiteboarding: Golden Beach and Pounda Beach are hotspots for these sports
• Snorkeling and Diving: Discover vibrant underwater life and shipwrecks around the island

Go on a Boat Tour

• Explore nearby islands like Antiparos, with its serene beaches and the famous Antiparos Cave. Many tours include stops for swimming in turquoise waters

Indulge in Local Cuisine

• Savor dishes like gouna (sun-dried fish), revithada (chickpea stew), and fresh seafood
• Visit traditional bakeries for pasteli (honey sesame bars) and amygdalota (almond sweets)

Enjoy Nightlife

• Naoussa offers vibrant nightlife with trendy bars, beach clubs, and live music

Hike Through Nature

• Byzantine Trail: A scenic walk from Lefkes to Prodromos through ancient paths surrounded by nature
• Explore landscapes dotted with olive trees, vineyards, and windmills

Shop for Local Crafts

• Find handmade ceramics, jewelry, and traditional textiles in shops around Parikia and Naoussa

Attend Festivals

• Paros Festival (August): Features music, dance, and traditional feasts
• Fishing Festival in Naoussa (September): Celebrate the island’s maritime culture with local dishes and wine