Reaching Paros Island

Paros is located in the Aegean Sea right in the heart of the Cyclades Islands. Thanks to its central location, many of the boats that leave Piraeus Port for the other islands make a stop in Paros. There are many ways to get there, especially during summer high season! 

Day Cruise To Delos; Birthplace Of Apollo

Enjoy a mini-cruise tour to the sacred island of Delos and discover one of the most important archaeological sites in Greece. An island with a 3,000 year old history, it was once a very important religious and political center in ancient times. Today it is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the whole island is a dedicated archaeological site.

A Tour Of Art And Culture In Paros

Paros is the third largest island of the Cyclades Islands, found in the heart of the Aegean. It combines natural beauty, with culture and fun. Simply walking around Paros is an education in art and history. Throughout the island you will find hundreds of churches and monasteries, archaeological monuments and sites offering you an insight into its history.

Cosmopolitan Yet Traditional Paros

Paros Island is considered one of the best destinations in the beautiful Cyclades to spend your summer holidays in the sunshine. History and tradition meet modern and cosmopolitan lifestyle on this beautiful Greek island which thousands of visitors and celebrities return to year after year. 

Kitesurfing in Paros; A Unique Lifetime Experience

Kitesurfing is now one of the most popular sports in the world and attracts fans from every corner. Paros Island in Greece has become one of the most well-known spots in the country for its kitesurfing and windsurfing and is steadily building its reputation on the world stage too.

Aloni Paros Hotel Architecture

The Aloni Hotel is built according in the traditional Greek Mediterranean style and incorporates the architectural characteristics of the Cyclades islands. Its Piso Livadi beach front location is a theme that continues throughout the hotel, thanks to a color scheme of stone, sand and sea.