Paros
If you’re looking to escape the crowds of Santorini and Mykonos, you’d do well to consider Paros, whose stylish boutique hotels are fast making a name for themselves.
Unspoiled and authentic, Paros is characterised by its secluded coves, cubist villages, long sandy beaches and half-abandoned marble mines, where stone was cut for both Napoleon’s tomb and the Venus de Milo. Highlights include the capital Parikia, whose pristine Old Town is a labyrinth of boutiques, cafes and restaurants, and Panagia Ekatontapyliani, the oldest church in Greece in continuous use.
Also don’t miss the picture-perfect fishing village of Naoussa, where cafes line the quay next to a half-submerged Venetian castle, or mountainside Lefkes, the capital under Ottoman rule and Paros’s highest and most charming inland town.
Still not quiet enough for you? Then perhaps take the boat to Antiparos, where out-of-the-way beaches and traditional tavernas lie waiting to be explored.
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Parilio, a Member of Design Hotels
If you’re looking to escape the crowds of Mykonos and Santorini then this high-end, high-design boutique hotel on the north-east coast of picture-perfect Paros could be just what you’re after. Constructed using traditional wh [...]
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Acron Villas Paros
Perched on a pretty hillside on the island of Paros, with commanding views of Kolympithres Beach and the village of Naoussa, this all-villa retreat is perfect for those looking for a little more privacy and independence than you w [...]
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Cosme, a Luxury Collection Resort, Paros
Set in a half-moon bay, this beach-fronted boutique hotel is next to the charming harbour town of Naoussa, where guests can enjoy eclectic dining, upscale shopping and nightlife, all within an 8-minute walk. Not that there’s muc [...]
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