Kolymbithres, nested in the Bay of Naoussa, is famous worldwide for its crystal-clear turquoise waters, rock formations, and soft white sand beaches. The perfect location for a sunny and romantic day for newlyweds.
Naoussa is undoubtedly the most photographed and romantic fishermen's village in the Cyclades. Stroll around its charming narrow alleys decorated with flowers and traditional Cycladic blue and white architecture. Take a stroll along the harbor and enjoy the breathtaking sunset on the bay of Naoussa.
Indulge in a private wine tasting experience on the terraced vineyards while enjoying panoramic views of Antiparos island. Taste the award-winning wine varieties of the Moraitis Winery paired with local products such as cheese and olives.
Golden Beach, with its shallow waters and consistent wind, is an ideal destination for water sports enthusiasts. The beach offers windsurfing and kitesurfing centers where you can take lessons or rent the equipment and enjoy a day full of adrenaline.
Scorpios, on Greece's west coast, is the private island most famously owned by the late shipping magnate Aristotle Onassis. Snorkel, discover hidden beaches and let the breathtaking views of the Ionian Sea take your breath away. After the boat trip, you may end the day with an exquisite dinner at one of the restaurants in Lefkas beach with a romantic sunset view.
The village of Lefkes, in the heart of the island, offers stunning panoramic views of the surroundings. Stroll along the village's winding alleys and enjoy the traditional Cycladic architecture. Visit the Byzantine Path or taste the local products like Matsata and Wine in one of the taverns.
Ekatontapiliani, meaning 100 doors, is a 4th-century Byzantine church in Parikia's old town. With its impressive architecture, it is considered one of the most significant monuments and pilgrimage destinations in Greece. After a visit to the church, take a stroll along Parikia's beautiful waterfront and buy souvenirs or have lunch in one of the local taverns.
Explore the Antiparos Cave for an unforgettable underwater experience. The 45-minute tour brings you to the heart of the cave, known for its impressive stalactites and crystal-filled rock formations.
The best way to move around Paros is by renting a scooter, ATV or a car. Although it's easy to navigate, some roads may be difficult to drive, and the terrain can be hilly. The cost of renting an ATV is approximately 20-25 euros per day, a scooter 30-40 euros, and a car 40-60 euros per day. Taxis are also available on the island, and fares vary from 10-20 euros depending on the distance.
If you have more extra time, you may add a trip to the island of Mykonos or Santorini, which are one to two-hour ferry rides away from Paros. In case you have less free time, it's recommended to skip the visit to Lefkes village or the Antiparos Cave so that you will have more leisure time for relaxing and enjoying your honeymoon. Don't forget to try the local delicacies, such as fried octopus, cheese pies, and sugar-covered sesame seeds snack (Pasteli).
Paros National Airport (PAS) is a small airport located in the southwestern part of the island, in the village of Aliki. It receives only domestic flights from Athens and Mykonos, and the flight time is approximately 30-45 minutes. Alternatively, you can fly to Athens International Airport (ATH) and then take a ferry from Athens' port, Piraeus. The ferry schedule varies between high and low seasons, but on average, there are around 15 daily connections with a duration of three to five hours.