There's charm, and then there's Paros. An island still unimpeded by the relentless push of commercialisation, Paros is quietly beautiful and historically significant. Small monasteries, stores and platinum-white homes line stony streets and the between the shore and twinkling Aegean, a row of fishing boats gently bob in the breeze. This could be the best Greek island in terms of cultural preservation and a warm, welcoming people, but you'll have to come and visit to make your own mind up.
There's charm, and then there's Paros. An island still unimpeded by traditional holidaymakers, Paros is quietly beautiful and historically significant. Small monasteries, stores and platinum-white homes line stony streets and the between the shore and twinkling Aegean, a row of fishing boats gently bob in the breeze. This could be one of the best Greek islands in terms of cultural preservation and a warm, welcoming people, but you'll have to come and visit to make your own mind up.
Paros is a great place to visit year round but it's warmest between May-October.