Paros
Luxury Yacht Charter

Paros Yacht Charter

Located within the heart of the stunning Cyclades island group, Paros and its whitewashed houses, glistening turquoise waters, and spectacular beaches await you. With roots going back to 3200 BC, this Greek island is best known for its unique blend of ancient history, natural beauty, and modern amenities. A not-so-hidden gem within the Aegean Sea, the small island of Paros boasts picturesque villages overflowing with traditional architecture and a vast gastric offering, making it a firm favourite among locals and visitors alike. The best way to get an authentic taste of the island’s unique charm is undoubtedly via a Paros yacht charter, combining the best Greek culture, history, nature and luxury. Whether you’re looking to swim in crystal-clear waters, explore traditional villages, or enjoy the lively nightlife, Paros has something for everyone.

Paros Charter Guide

Paros bolsters a slower pace of life compared to its busier sister islands of Mykonos and Santorini. Offering a slower, more tranquil pace of life, the island is also home to more than 120 km of coastline, making it the perfect destination to unwind in nature. Home to some of the best beaches in all the Cyclades, be sure to visit Chryssi Akti, also known as the Golden Beach, a world-renowned windsurfing spot and Kolymbithres, known for its unique granite formations.

Naoussa

A charming fishing village with a picturesque port, narrow streets, and colourful houses, be sure to visit Naoussa. Stroll along the sunny promenade and enjoy a seafood lunch in one of the many tavernas overlooking the sea as you take in the views.

Kolymbithres

An idyllic beach with beautiful natural granite formations, Kolymbithres is an ideal spot for swimming, sunbathing, and taking stunning photos. Have your crew prepare you a special picnic to enjoy on the shores.

Antiparos

A small island just a short cruise away from Paros, Antiparos is famous for its sea caves, crystal-clear waters, and unspoiled nature. Take the tender to explore some of the caves before visiting the town built around the 15th-century Venetian castle.

Lefkes

Fringed by olive groves and pine forests, Lefkes is a quintessentially traditional Cycladic village. Located in the heart of the island, with winding streets, whitewashed houses, and a panoramic view of the Aegean Sea, enjoy strolling through this stunning town.

Parikia

The capital of Paros, with roots dating back to ancient times, visit the Byzantine castle, the 4th-century church of Panagia Ekatontapiliani, and the Archaeological Museum. Enjoy the lively nightlife and the many bars and restaurants in the town centre in the evening.