Fragoulis Village

Beaches

Livadia Beach

Chryssi Akti Beach

Krios Beach

Faragas Beach

Agia Irini Beach

Marcelo Beach

Pounta Beach

Parasporos Beach

Sightseeing

Panagia Ekatontapiliani

Archaeological Museum of Paros

Frankish Castle of Parikia

The Sanctuary of Asclepius

Delian Sanctuary of Apollo and Artemis

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Fragoulis Village stands on Parikia Airport Road, on the hillside between Parikia and Pounta, 4 km from Parikia port and 6 km from Paros airport.

The view runs over the Aegean towards Antiparos; five of the eight room types look out to sea, and three also face the sunset.

The south-west beaches of Agia Irini and Parasporos are nearby. Parikia, the island's capital and main port, has shops and restaurants along its waterfront, as well as Panagia Ekatontapiliani.

Parikia's Chora is formed by white houses, old churches with blue domes and stone-built lanes. Shops, cafés and restaurants line the waterfront. Naoussa has traditional architecture alongside tavernas, ouzeri, bars and shops. In Alyki, restaurants and tavernas serve seafood by the water.

These are distinct stops around Paros, from the main port to the island's southern coast. Restaurants and tavernas in Parikia and Alyki are about 15 minutes from Fragoulis Village by car, and the nearest bus stop is approximately 300 m from the hotel.

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Paros island is located in the Cyclades, and it is one of the most famous islands in Greece. Paros is a must-visit destination, since it combines not only cosmopolitan life with late-night fun, but also excellent food with beautiful sandy beaches and their crystal clear waters. The romantic island has picturesque villages, whitewashed houses lining the paved pathways, in pretty contrast to the summer bougainvillea and the small white chapels.

Every year, the cosmopolitan Paros attracts thousands of travelers, as it is an ideal island for a romantic and at the same time, energetic vacation. Paros is known for the dozens of sports it offers, like the famous kite surf, but also the delicious food. Parikia and Naousa are the two regions that combine entertainment, shops, and an exceptional cuisine for all preferences. As well as these regions, there is one more that is worth a visit, named Alyki, and here many taverns offer seafood and fresh fish next to the sea.

If you have enough free days, apart from Paros, Antiparos is worth a short excursion. Access to Antiparos is via the two ports of Parikia and Pounta, with regular ferry service. Some of the nearby islands are Naxos, Koufonisia and Donousa. There are also ferry routes for some Dodecanese islands and Crete (Heraklion).

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Famous for the church of Panagia Ekatontapiliani, Parikia is the largest region of Paros, the main port, and the capital of the island. Parikia is a typical Cycladic settlement, with small white houses, old churches with blue domes, and stone-built alleys that create Chora. Parikia offers a vivid nightlife with many bars, but also retains interest during the day with many shops, cafeterias, and restaurants, most of which are located alongside the beach, in the port area.

One could really say that Naoussa is a truly Cycladic diamond. With traditional, authentic architecture, it becomes an attraction for thousands of travelers every year. Naoussa offers a wide variety of taverns, ouzeri, bars, shops, and its amphitheatrical shape is a target for any camera.

Paros, one of the most cosmopolitan islands of the Aegean Pelagos, is highly developed and offers all the amenities one seeks during their vacation. More specifically, in Paroikia and Naoussa you will find ATMs, banks, supermarkets, a health center, pharmacies, and gas stations. Restaurants and taverns are located in Paroikia and Alyki, about 15 minutes away from Fragoulis Village by car, while the nearest bus stop is approximately 300 m away from Fragoulis Village.

Between Parikia and Pounta

Visit Paros

Parikia, the capital of Paros

Sightseeing in Paros

Paros Beaches

Rooms & Suites