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Two Days in Paros, Greece

As part of a larger trip around Greek islands, we explored the cute island of Paros, an island in the Cyclades group. It's an island with a lively capital, beautiful rural villages, white-washed houses, and less tourists than on other Greek Island. We reached Paros by ferry.

We stayed in Parikia area, near the port, the location was more convenint.

After breakfast, we rented a car and started exploring the island.

We headed to the north part of the island. Our first stop was on Kolymbithres Beach, which is one of the most popular beaches on the island due to its unique rock formations there. There are plenty of tavernas there. We took our time enjoying the beach

Then we moved further, to Naoussa town. It's a picturesque town with pretty streets and white houses. It's still a fishing village actually and you can feel that on the shore, where the restaurants serve fresh seafood dishes.

We were told to try Siparos restaurant and indeed we did, it's actually one of the best restaurant I've tried on Greek islands.

After that we went to Santa Maria Beach where we relaxed fot the last part of the day.

We returned to Parikia just in time for the sunset.

Today we explored the sister island of Paros, Antiparos

We took the ferry for a short ride to Antiparos. In just 10 minutes we were on the other island.

We drove to Cave of Antiparos. It's an impressive cave, deep in the mountains.

On our way to Ag. Georgios Beach, we admired a line of three white windmills situated on a local neighbourhood on the island. We then reached Ag. Georgios.

The finest beach on the island, though, is Soros Beach. We arrived there after locals reccommended it to us.

We also checked Castle of Antiparos before we left the island. There are also nice views of the island from there.

We headed back to Paros in the evening and enjoyed our last dinner on the island at To Souvlaki Tou Pepe. The food was delicious.