The best beaches in Paros

Located on the northern coast of Paros in the Gulf of Naoussa. It got its name thanks to bizarre rock formations that separate natural cavities filled with water (Kolymbithres). Granite vertical rocks are unusually picturesque and reliably protect tiny bays from currents and strong winds, and the surrounding landscape resembles a lunar landscape. The beauty of the Kolymbithres beaches and their relative solitude attracts a huge number of tourists to these places, who can comfortably accommodate both in equipped areas and among wild boulders similar to giant sculptures.

Located on the southeast coast of Paros next to the village of Drios. Its name is due to fine golden sand, particles of which sparkle in the sun and resemble the luster of a precious metal. This is one of the largest beaches on the island, its length is about 800 meters. Golden Beach is also famous for its ideal conditions for windsurfing and other sailing.

Located on the northeast coast of Paros in Plastira Bay. Nearby there is the resort village of Naoussa, and in the sea opposite you can see the island of Naxos. It is one of the most popular and lively beaches of Paros due to its convenient location, a long coastline covered with soft golden sand, and the fashionable youth club Santa Maria Beach. Also in the immediate vicinity of the beach there is a huge campsite, in which lovers of water sports and avid party people prefer to stay.

Located on the west coast of Paros, three kilometers from Parikia, the capital of the island. It is very convenient to get to it, asphalt road passes nearby, along which regular buses run. Convenient parking is provided for motorists, cars can also be left in the shade of trees, and in some places drive directly to the water's edge.

Pounda is a club type beach. Here they hold parties by the pool, enjoy water sports, taste wine on the first line of the sea. On this coast music and fun never ceases, and the local nature amazes even the most experienced and picky tourists.

Livadia is a shallow beach with lots of greenery, clean and well-groomed territory, clear waters. It is famous for its delicious food and safe recreational facilities. There are also chic hotels offering guests all kinds of entertainment.

Monastiri Beach is named after an ancient monastery located in this area. It is known for its soft sand, beautiful rocks, clear sea of emerald color. There is a quiet and measured atmosphere, perfect order, sunny and calm weather.

Logaras is a well-organized beach marked with the Blue Flag of the European Union. It is located near the resort village of the same name, in the southeastern part of the island, 2 km from the village of Piso Levadi and 17.5 km south of the capital - the city of Parikia. The beach is very popular with couples and young people who come here to sunbathe, swim, enjoy water skiing and jet skiing, play beach volleyball, go scuba diving and other sports.

Krios is a large organized sandy beach on the coast of the cozy bay of Parikia. It is located 2 km north of the capital of Paros. Due to its proximity and regular public transport, getting to the beach is not difficult. Walking takes no more than 40 minutes, and those who arrive by car in Krios will be able to leave it in a parking lot located next to the beach area. The beach can also be reached by sea by hiring a sightseeing boat for this.

Marcello is a popular beach located in the bay of Parikia, always crowded in the summer months. Since the beach is located only 3 km north of the capital, you can get to it by walking or by car, motorcycle, sailing in a rented fishing boat.

Lageri is one of the most inaccessible beaches on the island. To get to it, you need to spend not only a considerable amount of time, but also to show the wonders of dexterity, since you first have to go by car, and then walk along a small but quite picturesque trail. You can go to Lageri by sea (the boat leaves the nearest port of Naoussa only three times a day) or by public transport (bus).

Agia Irini is a small beach in the Gulf of Parikia, located on the southwest coast of the island, just 4 km from the capital. The beach owes its name to the small church of St. Irina, standing nearby on a hill. The easiest way to get to Agia Irini is by taxi, rented car or motorcycle.

Delfini is a small but well-organized sand and pebble beach located on the west coast of the Gulf of Parikia. Its official name - Souflia - is formed on behalf of the bay, and “Delfini” is called by local residents because of the popular beach bar-restaurant located on its territory.

Ambelas is a tourist paradise that sprang up around a small fishing village. There is soft sand, warm and clear sea, delicious cuisine, beautiful mountains, a picturesque pier. As well as hundreds of other advantages. Visit this place if you like peace, tranquility and comfort.