What is the currency?
The currency in both Paros and Naxos is the Euro (EUR), symbolized by €
Paros & Naxos Solo Tours
Guided group travel across Naoussa Harbour, Kolymbithres Beach & Apeiranthos Village
Why visit Paros & Naxos
Paros and Naxos offer a captivating blend of traditional charm, natural beauty, and laid-back island life. In Paros, wander the elegant lanes of Naoussa, relax on the sculpted shores of Kolymbithres Beach, or explore the whitewashed mountain village of Lefkes. Just across the Aegean, Naxos invites you to step through the ancient Portara Gate, soak up the sun at Agios Prokopios Beach, and discover the timeless allure of Apeiranthos Village. Both islands boast golden beaches, rich history, and welcoming local culture—ideal for those seeking a more relaxed but equally memorable Greek island experience.
Harbour Views
Beautiful Beaches
Charming Villages
Greek Cuisine
Facts about Paros & Naxos
What is the time zone?
Paros and Naxos are in the Eastern European Time Zone (EET), which is GMT+2, and follow daylight saving time, making it GMT+3 during the summer months.
What is the weather like?
Paros and Naxos enjoy a Mediterranean climate with hot, dry summers averaging 82–88°F, and mild winters with temperatures typically between 50–57°F. Occasional rainfall occurs mainly in winter.
Top things to see & do
In Paros, visit the charming harbor town of Naoussa, unwind on Kolymbithres Beach with its unique rock formations, and tour the ancient Church of Panagia Ekatontapiliani in Parikia. In Naxos, walk through the majestic Portara gateway, explore the medieval alleyways of Chora, hike Mount Zas (the Cyclades’ highest peak), and swim at the crystal-clear Agios Prokopios Beach.
Top local cuisine to try
Try Gouna (sun-dried grilled mackerel), Revithada (slow-cooked chickpeas), and enjoy local wines and cheeses. In Naxos, taste Naxian Graviera cheese, Kalogeros (baked beef in tomato and cheese sauce), and don’t miss dishes made with their famously flavorful local potatoes.
