Antiparos is the island “in arms” of Paros in the heart of Aegean sea. It take’s this name beacuse it is opposite Paros. The island is of great ancient Greek significance as you can visit the islet of Despotiko, see the temple of the god Apollon and Artemis, swim in the virgin waters and if you are lucky, meet the sea seal (monachus monachus). The capital and the port of the island spreads around the Venetian castle along the coastal zone. picturesque streets, large market, many shops, restaurants, cafes and nightlife. boats departing from the port of Antiparos, which are connected to the port of Punta, Paros, make daily itineraries. We suggest you try the local cheeses and drinks as well as the local kourabiedes. finally, visit the cave, which is one of the most beautiful and important in the world, due to the stone age finds that were discovered inside.

Antiparos is a small Aegean Island located only 10 minutes away from the better-known island of Paros. As a matter of fact, the island of Antiparos was long considered a great day trip from Paros, but as years have gone by, many people have started choosing Antiparos for its laid-back vibe and off-the-beaten-path status.Somewhat exclusive and elegant, the island offers a limited number of places to stay and things to do. This can be an advantage to many travelers, especially those looking for a place where the lack of buzz, nightlife, entertainment, and noise is nothing but a blessing.However, on Antiparos Island, you will discover a few interesting places, including a magnificent cave, picturesque whitewashed churches, a nearby archaeological island, unique seaside caves, and a tiny but picturesque old town to explore.

The island is a perfect destination for families with small kids. The streets are not dangerous (most of the center is pedestrian), so toddlers and those just learning to walk will find themselves in a very safe environment.The island also offers fantastic shallow beaches, often quite empty, so kids can have fun making sandcastles with the fine golden sand that characterizes the beaches on the island.

Theologos is a quiet and shallow beach, probably the one that is closer to the port and the main town. It is a wide, sandy bay protected from the winds, with very calm waters, and perfect for small children.

Soros beach is located closer to the Cave of Antiparos and is one of the most exclusive spots on the island. It features a fantastic beach bar serving cocktails and light snacks. There is music, comfy loungers, and a sort of cosmopolitan atmosphere during the peak summer months.

Agios Georgios beach is located right opposite Despotiko Island, is a great destination to spend a whole day. There are some stunning fish taverns in the area and tranquil beaches with trees that offer shade and shelter.

Just minutes from the center of town towards the southeastern part of Antiparos, Psaralyki I and Psaralyki II are two of the most popular beaches on the island. Both beaches are shallow and protected from winds, so they are perfect for families with small children; trees offer natural shade, sunbeds, and umbrellas to rent. The beach is organized, and there are tavernas and bars.