The capital of the island, Parikia, is the only commercial and passenger port of Paros. Parikia combines the modern tourist image with the traditional Cycladic element. In the town of Parikia you can visit many and remarkable sights such as Panaya Ekatondapilianì (St Mary’s Church of A Hundred Gates), the Frankish Castle, the Archaeological Museum, the ancient cemetery and the windmills. All the above sights are accessible to tourists.
At a distance of about 8 km east of Parikia we come across another very popular destination, Naoussa. Naoussa is the most cosmopolitan village of Paros, with intense nightlife. It is also one of the island’s main fishing villages.
The mountain village of Lefkes is located almost at the heart of the island, at an altitude of 250m, 11 km from Parikia. It is a beautiful village, built on the slopes of the mountain. The combination of nature and the traditional Cycladic elements give it a unique charm.
Drios is a very popular destination in Paros as it is located near the most beautiful beach of Paros, Chryssì Aktì. An ideal choice for windsurfing enthusiasts.
From both the port of Parikia and the port of Punta one can cross to the small island of Antiparos within a few minutes. In recent years numerous tourists choose to visit Antiparos during the summer months. All the comforts one can ask for are there: many bars, restaurants, hotels and beaches.
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