Naoussa

Naousa is a Greek fishing village of unrivaled beauty and crystal clear waters. A popular tourist destination that has fantastic beaches and an adorable harbor.

Parikia

Parikia is a charming town with traditional white and blue buildings nestled between green mountains and turquoise seas. It is a perfect summer destination with beautiful seas to swim in and a lively promenade to explore.

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The Paros Island Blue Cruise provides an intriguing adventure, with many Greek Islands to explore each boasting natural treasures and breathtaking scenery. 

Unspoilt Nature, Natural Wonders and Spectacular Landscapes

On the first day of the tour, we will travel from Paros Island to Ios Island. Paros Island lies at the center of the Cyclades island group. Traditional features, Cycladic architecture, spectacular beaches, historical monuments, quaint villages, and a beautiful 120-kilometer-long coastline can all be seen. Many restaurants, bars, and traditional taverns can also be found, but the star of this island is most certainly its magical beaches. The next island that we will visit is known as the heart of the Aegean Sea. Ios Island is one of the most popular holiday destinations in Greece and attracts many tourists during the summer months. Many things can be seen on the island, such as cobblestone alleys, ancient churches, and historical monuments. The island is known to have some of the best beaches in the Cyclades, crystal-clear sea waters, and an abundance of beauty. It is also extremely famous for its vibrant nightlife, where many bars, clubs, and evening entertainment venues can be found.

Today's tour will take us from Ios Island to Santorini Island. Santorini Island is the most popular of the Greek Islands and is regularly visited during the summer months. Within the 17th century B.C., the island was reshaped after a large volcanic eruption occurred, causing the magnificent caldera. The first location that we will visit on the island is Santorini Island / Oia, which is the most visited village in Santorini. It lies on the northern part of the caldera, located above a fabulous cliff with fantastic views overlooking the volcano and the island of Thirassia. Historians believe the settlement dates back many centuries, and due to the ruins of a Venetian castle that lies here, it was likely built in the 15th century. Here, tour members can discover absolute beauty, from the whitewashed houses and ancient alleyways to the magnificent sights of churches, windmills, and museums. We will continue on with our journey to Santorini Island’s Fira Town. It is the capital town and the main cultural center due to housing many institutions such as the Archaeological Museum, the Museum of Prehistoric Thera, the Folklore Museum, and the cultural institutions of Megaron Gyzi and Bellonio. As for religious buildings to visit, there are several, including the Catholic Cathedral, the Orthodox Metropolitan Cathedral, the Dominican Convert, the Agios Stylianos Catholic Church, the Agios Minas Church, and the Agios Ioannis Theologos Church. Make sure you're ready to explore, as there is a lot to see in this town. The final stop on today's agenda is Nea Kameni, which is only accessible by boat. This fascinating area lies off the coast of Santorini Island and is one of the most famous places of interest in the Aegean Sea. Although this huge volcano has been inactive since its last eruption in the 1950s, it is still considered to be active. The best way to explore is on foot, and with a ground thriving in iron, lava, and sulfur fumes, it brings tour participants as close as they can get to exploring this natural masterpiece. Also, be sure to look out for Nea’s hot springs, which are believed to have healing properties and health benefits.

Today, we will continue to explore Santorini Island. Known as Thira since ancient times, it is one of the most famous and romantic islands in the world. This unique location attracts many visitors each year, as there are not many places where you can swim in transparent waters, enjoy local cuisine, or have a drink while perched on a huge volcano in the middle of the sea. While touring Santorini Island in more detail, tour members can witness many fascinating sites, including its spectacular landscape, red and black volcanic beaches, a volcanic creator, and dramatic sea views. Tour members can find many gourmet restaurants, Cycladic architecture, and rocky landscapes, and it is also a wonderful place to watch the sunset.

Today's journey will lead us from Santorini Island to Kato Koufonisi. Kato Koufonisi is a small piece of paradise belonging to the Small Cyclades group. This uninhabited island is thriving with unspoiled charm, showcasing nature, amazing beaches such as Hawaii, Nero, and Laki, and one small traditional tavern. Although there are no big attractions or accommodation facilities, this small location attracts visitors during the summer months due to its landscape, hypnotic waters, and the option of camping under the stars. Kato Koufonisi is a destination unlike any other, providing absolute freedom for all who visit. Many Greek Islands are well developed in terms of tourism; however, this one-of-a-kind place provides an unusual mix of luxury yachts dropping anchor here to experience a night under the stars at one of the magical beaches.

On today's tour we will travel from Kato Koufonisi to Iraklia Island. The first stop on today's agenda is a visit to Schinoussa Island which is a wonderful destination for island hopping. This secluded paradise is perfect for tour members who prefer a tranquil and relaxed environment. Panagia is the main village and capital of the island, and here most of the facilities, such as taverns, shops, and hotels, can be found. Typical of most of the architecture that we have already witnessed, whitewashed houses, blue-domed chapels, and narrow alleys combined with spectacular natural beauty can be seen. The beaches here are unspoiled by mass tourism, with raw natural landscapes and crystal-clear water, and it is the perfect place to enjoy swimming, nature, exploring, and hiking. The journey will now continue on to Iraklia Island, which is described as a paradise by its visitors due to its calm and secluded location and laid-back atmosphere. Within this island, there are two small villages to explore: Panagia, which is located in the center of the island, and Agios Georgios, which serves as the main port. Both of these unique areas showcase traditional architecture; however, Agios Georgios is more developed in terms of tourism. Many beaches can be found along this Little Cyclades island's coastline; some are easily accessible by foot, while others require a trek through the island's scenic hiking trails.

Today we will sail from Iraklia Island to Antiparos Island. Antiparos Island is part of the Cyclades group. It lies in the middle of the Aegean Sea, situated 1.9 kilometers from the more well-known Paros Island. It is known for its Cycladic beauty and 57-kilometer-long shoreline, filled with crystal-clear waters, golden sandy beaches, and the Antiparos Cave on Agios Ioannis Hill. The main town is also called Antiparos, which is built around a 15th-century Venetian castle. Narrow cobbled streets full of whitewashed houses, vibrant bougainvillea, and exhibits from the Historical and Folklore Museum of Antiparos assist in showcasing its enchanting ambiance. For tour members wishing to spend some time on land, hiking and cycling, along with water-based activities such as scuba diving, snorkeling, windsurfing, and kite surfing, are perfect ways to experience the destination.

On the final day of the tour, our journey will take us from Antiparos Island to Paros Island. Tour members will have the opportunity to explore Paros Island in more detail, discovering traditional Cycladic architecture, a lively nightlife, mystical beaches, charming rural villages, and rich historical monuments. There are many activities to choose from, whether it be relaxing on one of the endless golden sandy beaches, partaking in activities such as hiking, or immersing oneself in history and culture. For our more adventurous tour members, Paros is a dream location in regards to water sports. The most popular activities on offer here are windsurfing and kitesurfing due to the perfect wind conditions that are created by the Meltemia winds.

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