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17 M² Lodge ∙ 1 Bedroom ∙ 2 Guests - Paros
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17 M² Lodge ∙ 1 Bedroom ∙ 2 Guests

chalet, Paros
This Paros studio apartment in Livadia is a 4-minute walk from Livadia beach and a 7-10 minute walk from Parikia town and port.
The 17-square-metre self-catering unit sleeps two, includes air conditioning, Wi-Fi, a terrace, and a shared garden, plus free street parking and allows one pet.
Villa San Dimitrio House On The Beach - Paros
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Villa San Dimitrio House On The Beach

house, Paros
Villa San Dimitrio is a beachfront property located in Logaras, a district on the island of Paros, approximately 47 kilometres from Mykonos Airport.
This three-bedroom villa offers a spacious 125 square metre living space, complete with a fully equipped kitchen, private bathrooms, a terrace, and a garden.
Panteronisia View Villa - Paros
9.9 50 reviews

Panteronisia View Villa

house, Paros
Panteronisia View Villa, a 100 square metre holiday home in Angairía, Paros, is located 2.3-2.7km from Aliki beaches, 3km from Paros National Airport, and approximately 13km from both the Archaeological Museum of Paros and the Church of Ekatontapyliani.
This two-bedroom, two-bathroom villa offers free Wi-Fi, private parking, a fully equipped kitchen, and stunning mountain and sea views from its private patio and terrace, accommodating families comfortably.
Spiti Marie - Gorgeous Greek Villa- Near Loladonos Beach / Golden Beach - Paros
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Spiti Marie - Gorgeous Greek Villa- Near Loladonos Beach / Golden Beach

house, Paros
This Greek villa is located in a peaceful area of Paros, 5 kilometres from Dryos village, offering convenient access to Golden Beach and Farangas Beach, with the airport 10 kilometres away and the port 25 kilometres away.
This 185 square metre property accommodates up to six guests across three bedrooms and two bathrooms, featuring contemporary furnishings, two balconies with sea views, a garden with a windmill, and an open-plan living space with Wi-Fi, air conditioning, and a well-equipped kitchen.

Frequently asked questions about cottages in Paros

  • What are the top must-see attractions in Paros, Greece?

    Paros boasts many stunning attractions. For history buffs, the Venetian Kastro in Parikia, the island's capital, is a must-see, with its narrow streets and charming architecture. The Panagia Ekatontapiliani church, also in Parikia, is one of the oldest Byzantine churches in Greece. For stunning beaches, consider the iconic golden sands of Golden Beach (Chryssi Akti), perfect for windsurfing, or the picturesque Santa Maria beach. Further afield, the ancient marble quarries of Marathi are a fascinating glimpse into Paros's history as a significant source of marble.
  • How can one spend a 5-day holiday in Paros, Greece?

    A five-day trip to Paros offers ample time for exploration. Day one could involve settling in Parikia, exploring the Kastro and Panagia Ekatontapiliani. Day two might be dedicated to the beaches; perhaps Golden Beach in the morning and Santa Maria in the afternoon. Day three allows for a boat trip to the nearby island of Antiparos, known for its stunning cave. Day four could involve exploring inland villages like Naoussa, known for its charming harbour, or Lefkes, a picturesque mountain village. On day five, relax on a quieter beach or revisit a favourite spot before departure.
  • Is Paros, Greece a good destination to rent a cottage?

    Yes, Paros offers many charming cottages, particularly in the villages inland from the coast. Naoussa and Lefkes are popular choices, offering a more tranquil experience than the busier coastal resorts. Many cottages offer traditional Cycladic architecture and stunning views. Booking in advance, especially during peak season, is recommended.
  • What weather, wildlife, or natural hazards might affect travellers in Paros, Greece?

    Paros enjoys a typical Mediterranean climate with hot, dry summers and mild, wet winters. The strongest winds usually occur in the summer months, particularly the meltemi. Wildlife is relatively limited; you might see lizards, birds and some small mammals. The main natural hazard to be aware of is the strong sun, so sun protection is essential. Occasionally, there might be wildfires during the dry summer months, but these are relatively infrequent.
  • Is Paros, Greece pedestrian and cyclist-friendly?

    Paros is fairly pedestrian and cyclist-friendly, particularly within the villages and smaller towns. Parikia and Naoussa have some areas that are more challenging for cycling due to narrow streets and pedestrian traffic. Many of the quieter villages and roads inland are ideal for cycling. However, some hills can be quite steep, so a reasonable level of fitness is required for cycling.
  • Are there any unusual or hidden places to explore in Paros, Greece?

    Beyond the well-known attractions, explore the less-visited beaches, such as Piso Livadi or Agios Sostis. The inland villages of Prodromos and Marpissa offer a glimpse of traditional Paros life. For a unique experience, visit the small church of Agios Ioannis Detis, perched dramatically on a rocky outcrop near Naoussa.
  • What are some of the best cultural experiences that allow one to meet locals in Paros, Greece?

    Visiting local taverns in smaller villages is a great way to experience Paros culture and meet locals. Attend a local festival, such as the Panagia Ekatontapiliani festival in Parikia (date varies). Participating in a cooking class focusing on traditional Paros cuisine offers a hands-on cultural experience and the chance to interact with locals.
  • What are the best authentic dishes to taste in Paros, Greece?

    Paros cuisine features fresh seafood, local cheeses, and seasonal vegetables. Try the traditional 'Fournoi' (baked fish), 'Psito' (roasted lamb), and 'Loukoumades' (honey puffs). Local cheeses like 'Graviera' and 'Manouri' are also delicious. Many restaurants offer daily specials featuring the freshest catches of the day.

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