Experiences

Paros, a gem of the Aegean Sea, is one of Greece’s most beloved Cycladic islands. With an area of 196 km² and about 13,000 residents, it combines stunning beaches, charming villages, and a rich cultural history.

The island’s capital, Parikia, is known for its lively harbor, waterfront tavernas, and historic sites, while Naoussa enchants visitors with its whitewashed alleys, vibrant nightlife, and fishing port atmosphere

Paros’ history stretches back to the Neolithic era. In antiquity, it was famed for its pure white marble, used in iconic Greek sculptures, and it remained an important center through Byzantine and Venetian times.

Today, Paros thrives on tourism, offering a mix of natural beauty, tradition, and modern hospitality. Easily reached by ferry or plane, it serves as both a destination and a gateway to the Cyclades.

Kostos, nestled along the route from Parikia to Lefkes in Paros, is a charming village steeped in history.  

Aliki, situated on the southern coast of Paros, is a scenic coastal village graced with a charming harbor, just 13km south of Parikia.  

Lefkes, nestled in the heart of Paros, stands out as one of the Cyclades' most enchanting villages. Located 11 km southeast of Parikia, it sits at an elevation of 300 meters amidst a lush landscape adorned with olive and pine trees.  

Piso Livadi, situated near Marpissa, is approximately 17 km southeast of Parikia in Paros.  

Parikia, also known as Paros Town or Chora, serves as the vibrant capital of Paros, housing approximately 3,000 residents.  

Marpissa, nestled on the hill of Kefalos overlooking Piso Livadi, lies 18 km southeast of Parikia in Paros.  

Discover the flavors of Paros with a private hands-on cooking class in the village of Lefkes. Hosted by Cathy and her sister in their historic family home; once the village’s first hotel, the experience brings traditional Greek recipes to life in a warm, authentic setting. 

Guests cook and share a meal in a spacious kitchen and veranda overlooking the village. Morning and afternoon sessions are offered throughout the season.

For reservations, please contact the reception of Andronis Minois.

In a world with diverse underwater ecosystems, and after academically studying the Parian seabed, the desire was to offer a personalized, fun experience:

One accompanied by knowledge, with respect to the needs of every person, of any age.

With the new and unique option of going underwater in any part of the area one wishes to explore each time, diving with us becomes a fascinating tale that complements the beauty and relaxed lifestyle of Paros Island with the unique cosmos vibrating beneath. Our mission is clear: To enjoy and experience

something fascinating, something that we as humans are not supposed to feel. To create a safe and fun adventure, respecting our aquatic ecosystem and discovering this old yet still not completely revealed world, on a journey that ultimately leads you to self-discovery!

Antiparos is a small and charming island located in the heart of the Cyclades in Greece. What makes Antiparos unique and authentic is its peaceful and laid-back vibe, pristine beaches, crystal-clear waters, traditional villages, and unspoiled natural beauty.

The island's traditional villages, such as Antiparos Town and Agios Georgios, are also worth exploring. These charming settlements are home to picturesque alleys, white-washed houses, and beautiful churches, providing a glimpse into the island's rich history and culture.

Finally, Antiparos is a nature lover's paradise. The island has many hiking trails that wind through rugged landscapes, lush forests, and pristine coastline. The famous Antiparos Cave is also a must-visit attraction, offering a stunning underground world of stalactites and stalagmites.