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Yaiza: The room was perfect, just as described and seen in the photos. The bed was very comfortable and there was a small fridge and a very nice and quite large balcony. The staff is very friendly and they gave us a map upon arrival and explanations of everything to visit on the island and even where to eat.
Paroikia
From € 53
Guest User: The location is perfect. When you arrive by ferry, you can see the hotel's letters, and you are also very close to the city centre and the bus terminal, but the location is not as well preserved as it appears in the photos. The bathroom did not look very clean, it was dark, the shower space was very small, with a garden that was grueling in the body, so I opened the garden and let it wet the whole bathroom. The shower was not pressured and the water temperature was fluctuating much.
Port of
From € 51
NicolaB: A big shoutout to George and his fantastic team for making our stay absolutely marvelous at the Porto Bello hotel! From the moment we stepped off the ferry, we found ourselves just a leisurely stroll away from the hotel. Accessibility? Check! Our rooms were spacious, adorned with charming decor, and so squeaky clean that even our shadows felt compelled to leave their shoes at the door. We received clean sheets and towels and generous provisions of shower gel and shampoo. And let's not forget the hairdryer-on-demand service, because why not feel like a superstar while on vacation? The rooftop seating area had beautiful 360-degree views of Paros. Breakfast and cocktails were both served up there And speaking of breakfast, our taste buds threw a parade! The spread was so scrumptious, it had us contemplating the feasibility of smuggling a few croissants back home. But wait, there's more! A side dish of tradition came with every breakfast, in the form of a delightful Greek treat. Just imagine: ancient flavors, modern comfort - a match made in Paros-dise. To sum it all up, our stay at Porto Bello was an A+ experience. We left with our hearts full, our spirits lifted, and an unwavering promise to return. Kudos to George and his dream team for giving us a picture-perfect stay in Paros!
Paroikia
From € 45
aimababe: Well-regarded hotel, regular stay is not recommended. I arrived in the middle of the night because of the ferry, and this hotel is very close to the pier. It takes 30 seconds and a minute to walk. So just go to bed overnight. The view from the balcony with luggage in the morning is very beautiful! If you live regularly, I recommend the airbnb house in the small town of Paros. The room is bigger and feels like home. In the restaurant downstairs, the fresh juice is delicious and the food is quite delicious. There are many car rental shops, travel agencies and ferry ticket shops nearby. There are no special advantages other than the superior location.
Paros
From € 48
Guest User: Petit hôtel récent et service excellent. Un petit paradis dans le centre de Parikia. Service excellent, accueil chaleureux, petit déjeuner délicieux, jacuzzi. Nous recommandons à 100%
Stella Nikolaou 21
From € 72
Guest User: 항구로 도착해서 걸어가기 가까웠어요 길은 두가지로 안내하는데 호텔 기준 나와서 오른쪽 길로 가야 편리해요 리셉션이 없어서 조금 불편했지만 체크아웃 후 짐보관도 문제없었어요 조식은 없지만 간식바구니 제공도 있고 좋았어요 그리고 소음은 전혀없습니다
Mantws Mayrogenoys 5
From € 45
Guest User: Wir waren für zwei Nächte dort und der Aufenthalt hat uns gut gefallen. Sehr netter Gastgeber, alles sauber und wie beschrieben. Gute Lage in Aliki, nahe am Strand und Ortszentrum, sowie Busverbindungen. Kommen gerne wieder.
Paros
From € 46
Don AH: Very trendy hotel well located comfortable beds I would stay here again
Parikia - Krios Beach
From € 43
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Summer in Greece is like a glass of Aegean blue lit by the sun🌊 White houses cling to cliffs, blue-domed churches reflect on the sea, boats slowly sail toward the islands, and the breeze carries the scent of salt, mint, lemon, and sun-warmed stone paths. Summer here is vivid, and every snapshot captures the essence of a European island vacation📸 If you’re planning a trip to Greece, start by exploring these amazing places👇 · · ──────💠────── · · ◾︎Santorini 📍One of Greece’s most iconic islands (It’s like a dream🤤) Oia’s white walls and blue domes, cliffside hotels, and Aegean sunsets are all must-see spots!💙 ✨Recommended activities: ✓Take empty shots early morning from 6 to 8 AM ✓Have brunch at a cliffside restaurant ✓Reserve a spot 2 hours before sunset to watch the world’s most beautiful sunset ✓Don’t miss the blue-domed churches (classic photo spots) · ◾︎Milos 📍The last secret of the Aegean Sea A paradise for jelly sea lovers💎 Sarakiniko’s white rocks look like the moon’s surface🌕 Kleftiko’s blue caves are breathtaking🤿 ✨Recommended activities: ✓Float in the jelly-like sea ✓Charter a boat to explore the blue caves ✓Wear light-colored clothes for stunning photos · ◾︎Paros 📍A fresh, relaxed version of Santorini More laid-back and local than the popular islands👒 Colorful boats at Naoussa harbor🛶 and blue-and-white alleys are perfect for photos ✨Recommended activities: ✓Ride a scooter around the island ✓Drink Greek iced coffee ✓Browse unique handmade craft shops · ◾︎Crete 📍Greece’s largest hidden gem💎 Chania old town looks like a postcard💌 Elafonisi’s pink beach is less crowded~ ✨Recommended activities: ✓Drive around the island ✓Visit the Minoan palace ruins ✓Try authentic Greek yogurt · 🏛️Athens 📍The perfect starting point for your Greece trip The Acropolis sunset is breathtaking😭 Plaka old town is great for shopping🛍️ ✨Recommended activities: ✓Wear comfortable shoes to climb the Acropolis ✓Eat authentic Greek salad ✓Buy olive oil as a souvenir · 🗺️Travel tips 📍Recommended itinerary: 7–10 days D1–D2 Athens →D3–D4 Santorini →D5–D6 Milos or Paros Add 2 days in Crete if you have time for a perfect trip💯 📍Book accommodations and ferry tickets 3 months in advance during peak season⛴️ 📍Essentials: ✓SPF 50+ sunscreen ✓Wide-brimmed hat and sunglasses🕶️ ✓Light, long dresses (white or blue are most photogenic) ✓Water shoes 📍Best photo times: 7–9 AM and 5–7 PM But the lively street scenes at any time are also charming~
Parīlio, a Member of Design Hotels, is a poetic retreat composed of 46 suites, surrounded by the island’s warm golden light and shadows. The space, built with natural materials and soft tones, creates a low-key yet pure and elegant atmosphere that blends seamlessly with the surrounding sea views and rocks, making it a tranquil sanctuary in Paros. Step out of the hotel, and guests can visit local artisans to experience traditional crafts such as weaving and pottery up close, or swim under the natural rock bay of Kolymbithres, feeling the enchanting lines carved by the sea. Head to Parikia, the ancient capital of Paros, stroll through its Frankish Castle and winding stone alleys, or visit the organic farms near the hotel to learn about the island’s native crops and land stories. Parīlio allows guests to find the island rhythm unique to Paros, balancing tranquility and cultural depth. Opening hours: April to October annually.
Cosme, a Luxury Collection Resort is located in the vibrant Naoussa, perfectly embodying the spirit of sharing Greek summer with its open bay, beach club, boutiques, and resort atmosphere. All suites feature terraces with rattan canopies, offering leisurely views of the island’s sky and bay hues. Guests can explore the lively town of Naoussa on foot or head to the resort’s exclusive beach club to fully relax to the rhythm of the Aegean Sea. You can also wander through the flower-walled alleys of Lefkes village to experience the gentle mountain town charm of Paros; or take Cosme’s own catamaran to secret coves, experiencing the island’s wildness and tranquility. Cosme skillfully blends social vitality, casual elegance, and island culture to present guests with the pure joy of Greece. Opening hours: May to October annually.
The white village of Naoussa is like a pearl on the island of Paros, Greece, with the azure Aegean Sea at its feet. The Cosme, a Luxury Collection Resort, part of Marriott, is situated here, perfectly blending the energy of the ocean with the cheerful atmosphere of the town. The architecture, created by ID Laboratorium, reflects the surrounding scenery and environment. For example, the white buildings echo the architecture of the town, the iconic semi-circular pool perfectly frames the bay view, and the winding paths mirror the village walkways. The hotel is an all-suite establishment, with only 40 cozy and comfortable suites available in 6 different types. Continuing the island's light and effortless design style, a large use of textiles and wood elements is evident.
Where to eat in Paros?🤤 When you arrive in a different place, you try to find out restaurants with nice food and good reviews. Read my restaurant recommendations below😍: 1. The mouragio tavern, which is located in Alyki. You will have the best time there as their food it’s so delicious! Some of my favourite dishes are smoked mussels, shrimp saganaki (with feta cheese and a tomato sauce 🤤😍). The location is perfect, as the restaurant has a sea view. Also, the staff is very kind with you and happy to help you❤️ P.S in my opinion you need to book a table, as it is quite crowded 😄 2. The second restaurant is Arando in Lefkes village. As I have told you before, lefkes is one of the most beautiful villages in Paros. And… guess what… if you visit Arando restaurant, you will have a village view from above! Regarding their dishes, we loved the kataifi cheese pie🤤, tigania (pork with wine I think🙄 haha) and mooore!! Last but not least, the prices are friendly. It is not an expensive restaurant. 3. The last one is Bountaraki restaurant and located in Paroikia (Paros centre). You have to try braised meat in the pot. I can not describe you how delicious it was, until you try it!!! 🤤🤤🤤 It is one of the traditional restaurants in Paros and it has not lost the Cycladic beauty💙 Do not forget to combine your meal with white wine😄 Hope my post is helpful. Stay tuned for more restaurant recommendations ❤️ #paros #parosisland #island #islandlife #greece #islandlife
Wine tasting in Paros! Moraitis Winery is located just a 10 minute walk from Naoussa village. They are open from 12:00-20:00, Mondays to Saturdays and offer wine tasting with lunch or a cosy dinner. I visited alone and was clueless as to how the wine tasting would work. So here’s a little insider: 🍷Basically you can choose from a list of options as soon as you get there. You can choose either: red, white and rosé 2 whites and a rosé 3 whites etc, they have great options. Because I am not a fan of red I chose two whites and a rosé and this cost me just €10! I got to try three half glasses of wine, with a small platter of cheese and tomato for one. When they bring the wine over they tell you some information about the wine and also give you a leaflet with the information that you can can keep. I highly recommend this as an activity if you’re visiting Paros, it’s great for solo travellers, groups and family’s. I only had the wine tasting platter of food that comes with the wine however you can order lunch on top to come with it or dinner. #paros #greek #greece #greekfood #greekisland #winery #winetaste #foodie #summervacation
I love the Greek island and in particular Paros. Paros is a medium sized Greek island with amazing beaches and more upscale vibes than other Greek Islands. If you plan to do some island hopping, make sure that you come to this gem as well. 😎 The hotel I stayed at is a well designed boutique hotel with less than 50 rooms. Just a stone throw away from the beach and the crystal blue water! 💙 #summervacation #urbanexplorer
Perched dramatically on a rugged coastal cliff overlooking the endless blue sea, this architectural masterpiece redefines ultimate luxury living! 🌊🏡✨ There is an undeniable, awe-inspiring magic in discovering coastal sanctuaries where breathtaking nature and avant-garde design merge seamlessly together. Featuring organic tree-inspired wooden ceiling beams, a sweeping infinity pool that seems to spill directly into the ocean, magnificent spiral staircases winding around living indoor trees, floor-to-ceiling glass walls framing panoramic sea views, and a luxurious stone bathtub overlooking crashing waves, every single frame captures pure elegance. Escaping to such a secluded, breathtaking seaside haven creates an unforgettable travel memory. An absolute dream visual collection for luxury travelers, architecture lovers, and coastal escape enthusiasts. 📍 Location: 📌 Cliffside Coastal Luxury Villa & Oceanfront Sanctuary 🌊📸 💡 Travel Tip: Experience these coastal cliff villas during late afternoon golden hour when the sunlight dances across the ocean waves and bathes the wooden interiors in warm, magical light! Unmatched. Plan your ultimate road trip getaway, find cozy hotel stays, and book travel deals easily with Trip.com! 🚗🏨✨ #autumnfoliage #autumn #oceanview #slowtraveling #tripcom #budgettravel #TripDotCom #CliffsideVilla #LuxuryTravel #OceanView
7 days of ferry-hopping across the Cyclades, with beaches, tavernas and whitewashed villages. 🛬 Getting there: Fly into Athens, then take a ferry from Piraeus or Rafina to Milos (about 3 hours). · Days 1 to 2, Milos: Visit Sarakiniko's white rock beach and the Kleftiko coves by boat. · Days 3 to 4, Naxos: Take a ferry to Naxos. Explore the Portara temple and the Chora village. · Days 5 to 6, Paros: Hop to Paros, then visit Naoussa harbour and Kolymbithres beach. · Day 7, Return: Ferry back to Athens for your flight. 💰 Estimated costs (per person): Ferries USD 30 to 80 per hop. Mid-range stays USD 100 to 200 a night. Taverna meals USD 20 to 40. 💡 Tips: Book ferries ahead in July and August. Check the schedules, as smaller islands have fewer sailings. 💬 Sarakiniko's white beach or Naoussa's harbour? 👇 #Greece #Cyclades #IslandHopping #Milos #Naxos #Paros #TravelGuide
#travellikealocal Naoussa at Noon: Why I Stopped Fighting the Sun In Naoussa, Paros, I spent my first day racing between beaches and tavernas under a 34°C sun. By 2 p.m., I had a headache, a sunburned shoulder, and exactly zero good photos. The next day, I did what the locals do: I ate lunch at 1:30, then disappeared into a shaded courtyard for two hours. The village didn’t close—it exhaled. Shops shutter, cafés slow down, and the whitewashed lanes become mirror-bright and nearly empty. I used the time to read, nap, and refill my water bottle from the public fountain near the church. When I stepped out again at 5 p.m., the light was softer and the lanes were alive with families. In southern Europe, the siesta isn’t laziness—it’s a survival strategy. Have you ever adopted a local rhythm that changed how you travel?
