Kolymbithres beach in Paros island is definitely one of the local attractions. You will find it in Naoussa Bay opposite to the village. There are two ways to reach Kolymbithres. You can use the road that follows the coastline of the bay towards Paros Park. It is always a good idea to rent your own mean of transport in Paros island. You will be able to explore more places quicker. But, if you don’t have a car or motorcycle, you can reach Kolymbithres using local bus line. On the other hand, we suggest you the other, more traditional way. By caique from Naoussa village. On the other hand, we suggest you the other, more traditional way. By caique from Naoussa village. Caique is a traditional Cycladic type of fishing boat, specialy modified and used in this occasion to transfer people. Their starting point is across the small bridge in Naoussa port.

The uniqueness of Kolymbithres beach is its geological “design”. The impressive rocks that you see in the photos have been shaped by the wind and weather for millions of years. The outcome of this long-term corruption is an artistic display of the beauty of nature. In Kolymbithres, there are two main beaches, which are organized and feature sunbeds and umbrellas. You can order a refreshing drink or a snack from the bar on the beach. Those two beaches are sandy and beautiful. Because of their small size, they can get crowded quite quickly. Therefore, you should get there early. Between the rocks, smaller, few meters wide beaches are also available to Kolymbithres visitors. You will not find sand here but you will feel like you are on your private beach, since only three to four people can fit there. This is truely a “must visit” place on Paros island.

Near Kolymbithres, you will find also few restaurants where you can enjoy early dinner. Few hundred meters away, there is a water sport center, if you like to add a little adrenaline to your day. About 2 kilometers away from Kolymbithres, you will find the well-known Paros Park, with its trekking paths, lighthouse and Monastiri beach.

Monastiri beach is another famous and unique location on Paros island. It is located north of Naoussa village, on the other side of the bay. The environment of Monastiri beach makes it one of the top Paros beach. As it is situated in Paros Park, this is the cape at the entrance to Naoussa Bay, and it is surrounded by the island nature. You should know that this is the environmental park of Paros island. The beach itself is sandy with shallow water. Along with the fact that it is protected from the waves, as it is inside of a small bay, Monastiri beach is suitable and safe for children. It is also organized and you will find all the necessary comforts here. Sunbeds and umbrellas are provided by the beach bar and water sport center will not allow you to get bored. You can also get snacks and lunch here.

Just like Kolymbithres beach on Paros island, there are two ways to reach Monastiri, by the road or by caique boat. If you will use the road stretching along the coast of Naoussa Bay, the beach is located at the end of it, about 7 km away from Naoussa. The most fun and memorable bay to get to Monastiri is by caique boat and we suggest you chose it. Those are traditional Cycladic fishing boats, modified to transfer passengers. Schedules are quite often, about every 30 minutes, starting from Naoussa port. If you are in a mood to explore more beaches, you can take caique to Kolymbithres beach initially, relax and swim. Afterwards you can use caique again from Kolymbithres to Monastiri.

As we said before, the beach is located in environmental Paros Park. This cape features three trekking routes with variety of length, a museum and a small monastery. Probably the most impressive attraction in Paros Park, is the Korakas lighthouse built in 1887. To reach it, you can follow one of the trails. During the hot summer days, you should know that the best hours for trekking are until 12:00 and from 18:00. You should always have with you sufficient amount of water and maybe a hat, to protect you from the sun.

This unique and famous environment on Paros island, took its name from the sand. Golden Beach Paros might be located 16 km away from Naoussa and 20 km away from Parikia but it is one of the “must see” places. Therefore you should visit it too. Golden Beach on Paros island attracts people from all over the world. It is probably more recognizable by windsurfers, because it used to host The World Windsurfing Cup in the past. The wind on the east side of Paros island crate a phenomenon known as tube effect. The wind squeezes between our island and the opposite Naxos island. The outcome of this effect is a stable, stronger wind, perfect for surfing.
Golden Beach by itself is more than 1 km long. Its size doesn’t allow it to get crowded easily. It features many beach bars along its length, which offer sunbeds and umbrellas. Each one of beach bars has its own kitchen and therefore, a lunch here is always an option. Of course, if wish to stay in the area of Golden Beach for dinner, you will not be disappointed. There are many taverns in the area to satisfy your palate. More dining options are available in Drios village, about 5 minutes by car to the south of Golden Beach. Just 4 km away to the north, there is Piso Livadi village. This is one of the picturesque settlements of Paros island, with a beautiful small harbor. You will find even more taverns and cafes here, for more variety of choices.

If you follow the coastal route to the north, will find the so called New Golden Beach. It is quite close to the main beach, just 1.5 km away. It is also sandy and beautiful. Yet, you should know that it can get crowded by people from the nearby hotels.

If you have your own mean of transport, it will be easy to reach this amazing beach on Paros island. You don’t have to worry if you don’t have one. There are regular bus schedule both from Naoussa and Parikia.

Piperi beach is quite popular among visitors which stay in west part of Naoussa. It is not that famous like other beaches of Paros island, but it is a good choice for a quick splash. If you are staying in Naoussa, even at the other end, you can get here by foot. The location of Piperi beach is unique and beautiful. It is surrounded by small hills on its three sides. Especially the west side is interesting if you are into snorkeling. The impressive rocks form an interesting environment which you can explore. Piperi beach is not organized. Few umbrellas that you will find, belong to our Senia Hotel and are reserved for its guests. There are few trees on the beach which offer a natural shade. This is the spot where you can cool down and enjoy the view of the sea and Naoussa’ marina. As Piperi beach is “looking” to the north, it is vulnerable to north winds. During the windy days, waves are reaching the beach making it hard to swim at. Therefore, you should be careful.

As we said above, this is one of a few not organized beaches on Paros island. So, if you decide to visit it, make sure you have water with you. If not, you will find a grocery just above Piperi beach.
After few hours on the beach, you might want to have dinner. The closest choice is a tavern right above the beach. Of course, the famous picturesque port of Naoussa with many choices is about 300 meters away.
Piperi beach is not recommended for people with disabilities. To reach it, you will have to us stairs on the one side, or quite steep hill on the other side.

If you are staying in Parikia or in other locations of Paros island, it is easy to get here. Those who don’t have their own means of transport can use the local bus line. There is a connection to Naoussa from almost all the areas of Paros island.
Check our accommodation on Piperi beach: Senia Hotel

Agioi Anargyroi can be described as the top beach in Naoussa. It might not be famous like other beaches on Paros island, but it is within walking distance from Naoussa. The area and the location of Agioi Anargyroi, makes it also the most popular, as it is so close to the village’ center.
The sand of the beach starts at the east end of Naoussa village and stretches for more than 500 meters. As one of the longest beaches on Paros island, it doesn’t get crowded easily. Although, you should know that there are some umbrellas and sunbeds, which are hard to get. That is because there are few hotels on the beach with guest rushing out to enjoy the Aegean Sea. The beach itself has plenty of space for you to lie down and enjoy sunbathing and swimming.
Agioi Anargyroi is suitable for spending family time on the beach. Its location, inside of a bay, protects it from wave, made by northern winds. If you are staying in Naoussa, it is easy to reach and therefore, there is no discomfort for your children. You should know that at the east side of Agioi Anargyroi, the waves are affecting the beach even less. A good choice for families staying in Naouss among the beaches on Paros island. If you are more active, we recommend you to spend few hours on Santa Maria beach or on Small Santa Maria. Then, on your way back to Naoussa, make a stop on Agioi Anargyroi beach for another splash. Afterward, you can go for dinner in the village’ port and enjoy sun dissapearing below the horizon.
Check our accommodation on Agioi Anargyroi beach: Kalypso Villas

Welcome to the most unique area of Paros island, Molos. This place is a location protected by the European Law Natura 2000. Molos Beach Paros, lies on the east coast of the island. It is one of the biggest on Paros island, stretching for more than 1 km.
Molos beach is unspoiled and not effected by tourism development of Paros island. If you are looking for a place to relax, where the serenity conditions should exceed your expectations, you found it. It consists of sand and pebbles. There are no organized facilities here. You will not find sunbeds, umbrellas or beach bars on Molos beach. There is only a small windsurfing center, approximately on the middle of the beach. The sea here is crystal and shallow. Therefore, if you are visiting Paros island with your children, Molos is a safe choice. The other factor that contributes to family time on the beach is that it is located in a huge bay. Because of this, during the summer months when northern winds dominate in Aegean, there are no big waves in Molos. If there are some waves, relocate yourself to the north part of Molos beach, where the protections is more efficient. Molos beach features one of the most picturesque family-owned chapels on Paros island. It is called St. Nikolaos. What makes it so unique is its location. You can find on the north end of Molos and don’t forget to take few pictures and light up a candle! On the south end of the Molos beach you there is a very small harbour, hosting family-owned fishing boats. It also deserves few pictures.
As the beach is unspoiled, you have to come here fully organized. A sufficient amount of water is mandatory, as it is an umbrella. There are few trees offering natural shade, but you should play it safe and arrive prepared. A snack also might be useful after few hours on the beach.
To reach this amazing location of Paros island comfortably, you will need your own mean of transport. The bus stops is in Marmara village and it does not reach Molos beach. Therefore, if you don’t have a car or a motorcycle, you will have to walk about 2 km. This can be tiring on the way back to Marmara, as it is an uphill. To reach Molos from Naoussa, you will have to drive for about 20 minutes, as it is 14 km away. From Parikia, there are two routes to get to Molos beach. One is passing through Naoussa and the second is via Lefkes, one of the most beautiful villages on Paros island. Just know that this roat features many turns.

Kalogeros beach Paros, is also known as nature’s spa on our island. If you were looking at photos from Paros island, and by chance saw some with people with mud on their faces, it was from this beach. It is familiar to residents of Paros island, that the mud from Kalogeros has therapeutically abilities for your skin. Therefore, when you will visit this quiet beach, don’t be shy to put some all over your body. The mud you are looking for can be found on the north end of Kalogeros.
It’s interesting how this unique beach of Paros island got its name. Kalogeros means monk in Greek. The tale says that a monk took its own life by jumping from the impressive cliffs above the beach. Therefore, it was named Kalogeros.
The location of the beach, on the east coast of Paros island, next to Molos beach, is very special. All the area is protected by Natura 2000 legislation. You will not find many signs of tourism development here. There are no beach bars, umbrellas or sunbeds. Just the sea, the sandy beach and its visitors. Having that in mind, you need to be organized. You should bring with you sufficient amount of water and some snacks. The closest settlement with shop, Marmara village, is about 2 km away. Between Molos beach and Kalogeros beach, there is a small tavern. Bear in mind that it might be closed during the time you are on the beach. You should also know that on Molos, there is a small windsurfing school.
If you don’t have a car, a motorcycle or bicycle, reaching Kalogeros is not very easy. Due to its location on Paros island, the buses reach only Marmara village. From there you will have to continue by foot for about 2km. If you have your own mean of transport, you will reach it quite fast. The distance of Kalogeros from Naoussa is about 14 km or 20 minutes’ drive. From Parikia it is a little bit longer about 35 minutes, as the distance is 20 km.

Marcello Beach Paros is located in Parikia Bay, 3 km away from the island capital. There are three ways to reach Marcello beach Paros. First of all, you can use your own mean of transport by following the road leading north from Livadia beach. You can also reach it on foot, following the trail that start at the north end of Livadia beach Paros or you can choose the more exciting way and take one of the small fishing boats from Parikia, specially adjust for transporting people.
Marcello Beach, as one of the best Paros beaches, is crowded during summer months. It attracts usually younger people, both Paros visitors and local inhabitants. It consists of yellowish sand and amazing, crustal clear water. It’s very well organized. There are beach bars playing music and offering sunbeds and umbrellas. There is also a beach volley court where you can enjoy this sport with friends or other people on the beach.
While you swimming or enjoying sunbathing, you will have Parikia village for a view, along with the mountains surrounding it and ships entering the main port of Paros.
Marcello beach Paros is right next to Krios beach, and in fact both beaches share the same beach line. If you like to find more quiet spot on Marcello, there are few small sandy beaches at the west end of the coast, just a couple of meters long.

Krios beach Paros is a popular one, especially among tourists and residents of Parikia. That is because Krios beach is located just 3 km away from the capital of Paros. It shares the same beach line with Marcello, also popular among Paros beaches.
Located in Parikia Bay, Krios beach Paros water is almost always calm, without waves. Because of its position, you will enjoy swimming and relaxing with Parikia for a view. Its powdery sand attracts mainly young people not only from Parikia, but also from distant areas of Paros.
On Krios beach Paros you will find sunbeds, umbrellas, beach volley court (not during every season, but most of the times it’s there) and beach bar, offering drinks and snacks.
Krios is quieter than its “twin brother” Marcello beach. But because of their close distance from each other, you can easily choose which suites you more.
To reach Krios beach you can use the road starting from Livadia beach, if you have your own mean of transport. If not, you can get there by small boat from Parikia port. There also is a trail starting from the north end of Livadia towards Krios beach.

Punda Beach Paros is one of the popular Paros beaches. But you might get confused. Punda Beach Paros is located at the east coast of the island but there is also an area with the same name at the west coast of Paros (west Punda), from where small ferries departing for Antiparos. Punda Beach Paros is located 15 km away from Naoussa village and 17 km away from Parikia, the capital of Paros. The beach is sandy and the water touching it is crystal clear. Although it’s not as big as other beaches on east coast of Paros, it’s popular because of its beach bar. There are all day party organized there, crowded usually with youth, that last till late evening hours.
On the beach there are umbrellas and sunbeds. You should take into your consideration that because of the beach size, it’s not easy to find unoccupied sunbed, when the beach is crowded. In case if you get tired from the loud music coming from the beach bar, there are many beaches nearby. It’s easy to get to them, especially if you have a means of transport. To get to Pound Beach, you can use the local bus line from Naoussa and Parikia.

Small Santa Maria, also known as Little Santa Maria is a less known beach of Paros island. But, if you are looking for a quiet beach, without many signs of tourism development, this is your place. We are not suggesting that Small Santa Maria doesn’t get crowded. It attracts many visitors from surrounding villas and apartments, as well as local residents of Paros island. Yet, there is now beach bar and loud music.
The beach actually consists of two small bays. The first one features sunbeds and umbrellas (during some seasons) and “hosts” most of the visitors. The water here is unforgettably crystal and the golden sand is unique. This part of Small Santa Maria is suitable for family escape. Your children can play in the sand or in the sea, where the water is shallow for many meters in. After few minutes in the sun, they can hide under the umbrella to cool down.
The other bay is an unexploited part of Small Santa Maria. There are no umbrellas and sunbeds here. Therefore, you have to come prepared, as natural shade is also absent. You will need to have some kind of protection from sun with you. Your own umbrella and sunscreen are the best choices, especially if you are on Paros island in July or August. Sufficient amount of water is also needed. This bay doesn’t attract as many people as the first one due to the lack of infrastructure. Therefore, it is quieter and you will find here rare serenity.
In Small Santa Maria, there is a small water sport center. Also, if you like to swim with mask or snorkel, the underwater environment is interesting here. There are some rocks between the bays and on the east side of the first.
There are two ways to reach this part of Paros island. Using your own mean of transport or, by bus to Santa Maria and then continue by foot. It is a 20 minute walk but it is worth it. The small entrance is opposite to the tavern called Dichti or ΔΙΧΤΥ. Look for a blue sign showing the entrance.
Check our accommodation near Small Santa Maria beach: Aeraki Villas

Logaras beach is another sandy paradise on Paros island. It is considered the main beach of Piso Livadi village. This is a small and beautiful coastal settlement on the east coast of Paros island.
Logaras beach is a place that you will definitely enjoy. It consists of powdery sand, just like most of the beaches on the east coast. The water is crystal and for sure, you will like the view of the opposite Naxos island. The beach features few sunbeds and umbrellas. There is also a lot of natural shade from the trees growing from the sand. Logaras is quite long, yet it can get crowded during the full season on Paros island. That is due to its location and beauty. It is quite popular among locals and tourists. Piso Livadi village features many hotels and accommodation. Therefore, Logaras is their first choice for a swim and sunbathing. The rule that applies here is the same with any other famous beach on Paros island. If you get there early, you will find a better spot!
Within walking distance from Logaras beach, there is a picturesque small harbor for fishing boats. This is where you will find many cafes and fish taverns. The seafood here is delicious, as it is one of the aspects that Piso Livadi is known for. You should also know that from this harbor, many daily cruises are departing for Naxos island, Koufonissi and other nearby destinations. You don’t have to be organized in order to visit Logaras. There are many shops nearby where you can by soft drinks and snacks. Just a towel and sunscreen will do.
As we mentioned above, this wonderful beach is located right next to Piso Livadi, on the east coast of Paros island. Its distance from Naoussa is 13 km and 17 km from Parikia, the capital of the island. If you don’t have a car or other mean of transport, there is a regular bus line towards Piso Livadi. Afterwards, you can walk for few minutes to reach the beach.
In case you haven’t noticed it on the map, the famous Punda Beach is right next to Logaras. It is a place where the party starts from midday and ends after the sunset.

Parasporos beach is quite popular on Paros island. One of the reasons is that it is located near Parikia, the capital of Paros island. Only 5 km away from the center of the village, it offers quiet escape. There is no loud music on the beach. You will hear only the sound of sound of waves and people enjoying them. There are no beach bars on Parasporos, yet there is a tavern where you can get something to eat. There is limited number of umbrellas and sunbeds. If you will not find one available, you can use the natural shade of the few trees on the beach.
Parasporos consists of pebbles, sand and large rocks. Therefore, it is not preferred by visitors of Paros island, who enjoy only sandy beaches. There are many guests of the surrounding accommodations that come to Parasporos. Yet, it rarely gets crowded because of its size.
When you will be on your way towards the beach, don’t confuse it with Parasporos area, which is located 2 km from your destination. Consult your GPS or Google Maps.
As we pointed out before, there is a tavern on the beach. But there is no harm in arriving organized with few bottles of water and some snacks.
As the beach is “looking” towards the sunset, you can stay here till the evening. But, you should know that the sunset might not be seen clearly. North of the beach, there is a small hill from with a stunning view is guarantee.
For more variety in your day, there is another beach about 800m away from Parasporos. It is called Delfini and you can get there by car or by foot.
To reach Parasporos beach, you will need your own mean of transport or use the bus to a certain point. From there you will have to walk. If you are staying in Parikia, you can get there even using a bicycle.

Lolantonis beach is one of the popular locations on the south coast of Paros island. Few years back, this used to be a secluded spot and only few visitors of Paros island knew about it. Today it welcomes many people on a daily basis from all over the island. Most of them are residents of Paros, but many people who came to the south coast for Golden Beach also visit Lolantonis.
If you are staying in Naoussa, you should know that Lolantonis is 18 km away. Therefore, it is about 30 min drive but it is worth the trip. You can stop in many beautiful places along the way. Golden Beach, Drios village or even Piso Livadi village are few of them.
Those of you who stay in the capital of Paros island, Parikia, the distance to Lolantonis is about 23 km. The road on this side is longer and therefore, offers more sights, like Antiparos island view. On your way back from Lolantonis, you can make a stop in Aliki village. This is a beautiful coastal settlement with many fish taverns and cafes.
Lolantonis beach consists of sand and big pebbles. The water is crystal clear, quite enjoyable to swim. When the visibility is good, you will be able to see as far as Ios island and Sikinos. If weather along with waves is your concern, we will give you a tip. You should know that in this spot of Paros island, there will be waves only if there is southern wind. But, because most of the time during summer, the wind direction is from the north, you will be safe. For few seasons know, there is a lovely beach bar on Lolantonis. Beside delicious dishes and beverage, it offers sunbeds and umbrellas on the beach.
You can consider visiting this beautiful place, if you have your own mean of transport. That is because, no matter on which side of Paros island you are staying, the trip will be pleasant. You will stop many times to take photos of the landscape and of the picturesque houses.

Agios Fokas beach is a small and unspoiled beach in Parikia Bay. It took its name from a picturesque church which is located just few meters away. Location of the beach is absolutely stunning. Agios Fokas is situated on the tip of the north entrance to the bay, right across of Parikia. Therefore, it is important to point out that, if you don’t plan to swim here, visit it anyway. The ships arriving on Paros island pass near this spot and the view is amazing.
The beach itself is sandy, small (few meters long) and unorganized. There is not much of shade here. Therefore, you should have an umbrella with you or visit it just for a few moments. You should not forget to have water with you, although Krios beach and Marcello are nearby.
Your visit to Agios Fokas will be incomplete if don’t explore and take few pictures of the small church. Every year, many weddings are performed here because of its beauty and unique location.
To reach the beach you will need your own mean of transport. It might seem close to Parikia, yet when you follow the road, the distance is 5km.

Aliki is a beautiful and quite popular settlement on the south coast of Paros island. It is situated about 13 km away from Parikia and 25 km away from Naoussa village. There are about 4 beaches close to Aliki, but here we will focus on the main beach.
It consists of powdery sand, which is perfect for children to play. It features sunbeds and umbrellas, but most of the time, they are not enough to cover all visitors. Therefore, you should know that there are many trees here which offer natural shade. As Aliki beach is located in a big bay and it “looks” towards the south. Therefore most of the time there are no waves here. This is an extra advantage for families on Paros island with children.
Aliki village is a settlement, famous for its seafood. You will see many caique boats here. They are used to supply many fish taverns in Aliki with the most delicious sea delicates. Therefore, you should know that what you taste here is fresh, like on every part of Paros island.
To reach Aliki main beach you can use of course your own mean of transport or, take the bus. The schedule from Parikia is regular so it is a good choice, as you will avoid looking for a parking spot.

Xifra beach is located near Naoussa, about 3 km away from the village and 13 km away from Parikia, the capital of Paros island. This is an unspoiled beach consisting of small pebbles and sand. It is situated in a picturesque big bay. As it is facing north, you should know that during days with north winds, it might have waves. Xifara beach does not feature beach bars, therefore you should take with all the necessary provisions like water and snacks.

Ampelas is a small settlement on the east side of Paros island. Its location makes it easy to reach, especially from Naoussa. It is situated just 4 km away from the village and 13 km away Parikia, the capital of Paros island. The beach of Ampelas is small and “boutique”. It consists of golden sand and crystal water. It is protected from the waves because few meters away from the beach, there is a small fishing boat port. You don’t have to worry about it though. It has only a few small caique boats. The same boats provide fish taverns of Ampelas with the goods of Aegean Sea.
Like almost every beach on the east coast of Paros island, Ampelas offers panoramic view of Naxos island. This is “an extra” to your well-being on the beach. You will find a satisfying number of restaurants and taverns in Ampelas. One of those taverns is located right on the beach.
To get to the settlement and the beach, you can use the local bus line or your own means of transport.

Delfini is a small sandy beach on the north-west coast of Paros island. Situated about 3 km away from Parikia, the capital of Paros island and 12 km away from Naoussa, it consists of sand. It has an interesting triangle shape. You should know that it is also known with a different name, especially among locals: Suvlia.
Delfini beach features a small beach bar. It offers umbrellas and sunbeds to visitors of the beach. We would like to point out that Delfini is one of less known beaches on Paros island. Therefore, if you are looking for a quiet time, this is a place to be. The beach is “looking” towards north and therefore, there might be some waves. That is only if the wind is north-eastern. To reach Delfini beach, you will have to use your own mean of transport, as there is no bus schedule to this place.
You should know that the famous Parasporos beach is less than 1 km away from Delfini.

Agia Irini beach is situated on west coast of Paros island, about 7 km away from Parikia. This beach is quite small and due to its distance from the main beaches it is not that popular. Yet, because of the palms on the beach, it is very beautiful. It took its name from the chapel of Agia Irini, which is located above the beach.
As we mentioned, Agia Irini can get crowded quite fast because of its size. It is not organized and therefore, if you visit it you can take few supplies with you. Water and snacks are enough, as there is a coastal tavern nearby. The beach is protected in a bay from big waves. Therefore usually the water is calm and crystal clear.
You will need your own mean of transport to reach Agia Irini, as the bus don’t reach the beach.
Since you are on this part of Paros island, you can combine your swim with visiting other places. The famous Butterfly Valley is less than 5 km away. If you are up for it, you can even enjoy dinner in Antiparos. This is the island right next to Paros island. You can take a small ferry from Punda port which is nearby. We suggest you leave the car in the port because all the taverns in Antiparos are within walking distance. The ticket cost just a few Euros.

Livadia beach is considered as the main beach of Parikia, the capital of Paros island. This is the closest choice to enjoy swimming and sunbathing for visitors and locals. It can get crowded, especially during the high season. Yet, it is quite long, more than 1 km and therefore, it is almost certain that you will find a spot.

Livadia beach consists of sand and pebbles. In some spots it is organized with umbrellas and sunbeds. Other spots are unspoiled and therefore it satisfies every taste. You can choose between quiet locations or next to a beach bar. As this is one of the most popular beach of Paros island, a beach volley court is a nice addition. You can enjoy this thrilled sport with your friends or with random people playing already.

You don’t have to take supplies like water or snacks with you, especially if you are walking from far away. There is a road along Livadia beach with few cafes. On the same road you will find few restaurants and taverns. More of them are situated on the south part of the beach. Here you will have also more choices in cuisine e.g. Italian.

If you are asking yourself which part of the beach is more secluded and quiet, the answer is the northern. You might want to get to Livadia beach from other villages of Paros island. If you don’t have your own mean of transport, you will use the local bus line to Parikia. You can ask the driver on which stop to disembark that is closer to the beach.

We would like to point out that there are other top Paros island beaches besides Livadia in the bay. Therefore, if you reach Parikia by car or scooter, you can combine you swimming on several locations. You can go to Marcello beach or Krios beach. Both of them share the same sandy coast and one is a continuance of the other. They feature amazing view of Paros island capital, as well as of the ships entering Parikia bay. You can get to those beaches also by caique boat from the main port.

Livadia is the perfect choice if you don’t like to swim with waves, as well as the other two beaches are. They are protected by the bay from the summer winds.

West Punda might be confused with Punda Beach on the east coast of Paros island. Here we are talking about the other, West Punda. There are few useful things you should know about this location of Paros island.

First of all, this is the place from which you can take the ferry to Antiparos island. It is truly worth it as the ticket for one passenger costs about 1,5 Euros. The price may vary from year to year but it is quite cheap. You don’t need a car to reach nice restaurants, taverns or cafes on Antiparos. Everything is close from where you will disembark. If you wish to visit the famous Caves of Antiparos there is a bus line. Just for your information, ferry ticket for a car costs less than 10 Euros. The ferry ride takes about 15 minutes.

The second thing you should know about the area of West Punda is that if you are a surfer, this is a place to be. Less than 1 km away from the port to the south, you will find Paros Kite Beach. This is the most famous place for kitesurfing and windsurfing in Cyclades. During days with high winds, the sky is full with kites and the sea with surfers. This location attracts both professionals and armatures athletes from all over the world. The wind conditions here are unique and therefore perfect for these sports.
Port of West Punda is 8 km away from Parikia, the capital of Paros island and 17 km away from Naoussa village. It is connected with Parikia by local bus line.

Faragas is one of the beaches situated on the south coast of Paros island. It lays about 15 km away from Parikia, the capital of Paros island and 24 km away from Naoussa.

This is very picturesque location. The beach is hidden in a small gulf, protected from the waves. It is exposed only during days with south winds. Main beach of Faragas is organized and it features beach bar. Umbrellas and sunbeds are provided and you can order refreshing drinks or lunch. You should know that to the left and right of the main beach, there are also two small ones. You might not see them, as they are separated by rocks. You can past the rocks or swim towards them. Faragas consists of sand but there might be something interesting for snorkelling enthusiasts. As there are rocks on the both sides of the beach, the underwater environment should be interesting.

Faragas is quite popular, especially among local inhabitants. Therefore, if you like to find available sunbed, you might want to get there early.