DISCOVER PAROS ON
A LUXURY CHARTER

White marble, swathes of fine white sand, pristine waters, Paros, one of the biggest and most populated islands of the Cyclades, is all this and more.

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Less famous than nearby Mykonos and Santorini, Paros, in the Cyclades, does not lack in beauty and enchanting landscapes, with crystal-clear waters and hills dotted with old churches and monasteries, villages where time seems to have stopped. Noussa is a tiny fishermen harbor built in the Venetian style, like Prodromos, whereas Parikia, the capital, features a marina offering services to cruisers sailing to the islands north of the archipelago, or to the Dodecanese.

The inlets sheltered from the wind and characteristic rock formations make for a thrilling experience for those who explore the shores around Paros on their Greece charter. The island boasts charming beaches like Tripiti, Drios, and Golden Beach, and isolated havens on the southern shores, like Piso, Alyki, and Faragas.

Paros is also a windsurfingย  hotspot, New Golden Beach playing host to a stage of the World Cup in August. There are also several schools, where experts and professionals teach kite boarding, paragliding, and water ski.

And after discovering this charming island, the Cyclades yacht tour continues towards the best islands that can be accessed only by the sea, Santorini and Mykonos, and other picturesque attractions in the Aegean Sea.

 

Less famous than nearby Mykonos and Santorini, Paros, in the Cyclades, does not lack in beauty and enchanting landscapes, with crystal-clear waters and hills dotted with old churches and monasteries, villages where time seems to have stopped. Noussa is a tiny fishermen harbor built in the Venetian style, like Prodromos, whereas Parikia, the capital, features a marina offering services to cruisers sailing to the islands north of the archipelago, or to the Dodecanese.

The inlets sheltered from the wind and characteristic rock formations make for a thrilling experience for those who explore the shores around Paros on their Greece charter. The island boasts charming beaches like Tripiti, Drios, and Golden Beach, and isolated havens on the southern shores, like Piso, Alyki, and Faragas.

Paros is also a windsurfingย  hotspot, New Golden Beach playing host to a stage of the World Cup in August. There are also several schools, where experts and professionals teach kite boarding, paragliding, and water ski.

And after discovering this charming island, the Cyclades yacht tour continues towards the best islands that can be accessed only by the sea, Santorini and Mykonos, and other picturesque attractions in the Aegean Sea.

 

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F.A.Q.

Paros sits at the geographic centre of the Cyclades, within easy reach of Mykonos, Naxos, Santorini, and the smaller islands of Antiparos, Koufonisia, and Sifnos. It has a well-equipped marina at Parikia, good provisioning, and a character that mixes genuine local life with a relaxed international crowd. For charter guests who want both a practical hub and a beautiful island, it is the best-positioned base in the archipelago.

Naoussa is a small fishing village on the north coast with a Venetian castle, a natural harbour, and restaurants and bars that consistently rank among the best on the island. It has a particular atmosphere in the evening: the old port fills with people, the water reflects the coloured lights, and it feels both lively and genuinely Greek. Charter guests typically tender in for dinner and return to the yacht for the night.

Paros has its own PDO cheese, arseniko, a hard aged variety worth seeking out. Fresh seafood is excellent throughout the island, particularly at the waterfront restaurants in Naoussa and Alyki. Barbarossa in Naoussa and Siparos near Parikia are among the most consistently recommended tables. Moraitis Winery near Naoussa is the best-known wine producer on the island.

Antiparos is a small island separated from Paros by a narrow channel, quieter and less developed, with excellent beaches and a charming village. The crossing by yacht takes about 15 minutes. Soros and Glyfa on Antiparos’s east coast are particularly good for anchoring. It is a natural half-day extension of any Paros stop, and its low-key appeal has long attracted those who know Greece well.

Koufonisia, the most sought-after of the Lesser Cyclades, is about 20 nautical miles southeast, a natural extension of any itinerary. Naxos is just 10 nautical miles east. Sifnos, known for its food culture and pottery, is about 25 nautical miles southwest. Paros is the ideal hub for combining the well-known islands with the more secluded ones most visitors never reach.

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