Kormos Farm on Paros blends tradition, respect for animals, and genuine hospitality. Fifth-generation farmer Stelios Frangoulis offers horseback rides off the beaten path, inviting visitors to connect with the land, the animals, and a more sustainable way of experiencing the island.

In the heart of the Aegean Sea, south of Antiparos, there's a tiny, uninhabited island called Despotiko. This little gem is home to an ancient sanctuary that has been a playground for archaeologists.

Located on Mount Kynthos, as it was named in antiquity, less than 4 km north of the city of Parikia, the sanctuary offers a direct line of sight to the island of Delos, a significant spiritual centre in the ancient world.

Throughout the year, Paros hosts a rich array of festivals and celebrations that capture the essence of the island's traditions, culture, and history. These events unite locals and visitors in the joyous celebration of everyday life.

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.