Antiparos

    Antiparos is a small rocky island in the Southern Aegean Sea in the heart of the Cyclades, located less than a mile from PAROS. It has about 1,000 permanent residents, while the Central settlement is located in the northeastern tip of the island, opposite the Punta of PAROS which is linked by boat.
    Antiparos is known for its cycladic beauty with white houses, cobbled streets and beautiful bougainvillea that flourish in the backyards of homes, while of particular interest is the Venetian castle as one of the oldest caves in the world located in the center of the island.
    Every summer the island hosts tourists from Greece and abroad and provides them with the opportunity to enjoy an unforgettable holiday.