The Best Time to Visit: A Seasonal Guide Paros, a beautiful island destination, offers a variety of experiences throughout the year. While there are a few periods to avoid due to weather conditions and high tourist influx, the island truly shines during specific seasons.
A brief linear history of Paros Paros has been continuously inhabited since the Paleolithic age, with various civilizations passing through the island. Here is a brief linear history of Paros over the last 10,000 years.
Parikia: The Heart and Harbor of Paros Steeped in history, Parikia's name hails from the Middle Byzantine years (7th century), when "Pariki" signified settler or foreigner. Today, we understand that it was during this era that Ekatontapyliani, the Church of a Hundred Doors, was constructed upon an ancient Protochristian catacomb site.
At the Heart of the Cyclades: A Glimpse of Paros In the heart of the Cyclades, Paros acts as a central hub for the surrounding islands. While every Cycladic island has its unique charm, Paros offers a unique blend of these diverse characteristics, creating a microcosm that reflects the various facets of its neighboring islands.
Naoussa: The Fishing Village That Turned Fashionable With its colourful fishing boats, upscale seafood restaurants, and enchanting streets, Naoussa has evolved from a humble fishing village into a fashionable destination that perfectly blends natural splendour and cosmopolitan allure.
Where we are, where we are going The following text is a collaborative statement from the Friends of Paros & Antiparos association, which outlines the current state of Paros and the challenges it faces.
