Luxury Villas on Antiparos

Pristine Antiparos villas, a calm island escape with access to the Aegean’s finest beaches.

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Our guide to Antiparos

Our guide to Antiparos


Little Antiparos is an island of gentle Cycladic pleasures. Whether you’re lying on the beach or sipping on a coffee in the main town’s harbour, a sense of easy-going tranquillity pervades the air.

Getting there

Fly to Athens and then either take a connecting flight (30mins) or a ferry (2hr50 - 4hr20) to Paros. Then drive to Pounta and take a ferry (10mins) across.

Good to know

  • Surface area: 45km2 (approx)
  • Population: 1,200 (approx)
  • The best view: from the top of Prophet Elias hill (308m)
  • Unmissable sight: Antiparos Cave (some of the oldest stalagmites and stalactites in Europe)
  • Military claim to fame: the bay of Agios Georgios was a secret submarine base during the 2nd World War

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Frequently Asked Questions

Why Visit Antiparos?

Separated from Paros by a narrow stretch of shimmering Aegean, Antiparos offers a calm, more intimate take on Cycladic life. Here, pristine beaches and hidden coves invite long, sun-soaked days, while the island's charming heart beats within a cluster of whitewashed streets encircling a historic Venetian castle. With its relaxed pace, understated elegance and effortlessly authentic atmosphere, our luxury Antiparos villas are perfectly suited to those in search of a true Greek island escape.

Where Should You Stay in Antiparos?

Antiparos is compact enough that most of our villas on the island are within a short drive of the village and the breathtaking beaches. Whether you're searching for the best villas in Antiparos for families, groups or couples, you'll find options across the island.The north of the island is closer to the ferry crossing and the main amenities, should you want to pop to Paros. The southern coast, around Soros and Agios Georgios, sport gilded beaches that are shallow enough for the little ones. Our Villa Specialists can advise on the right property depending on whether you prioritise coastal access, village proximity or total seclusion.

What Is There to Do in Antiparos?

There is a rare sense of ease to life in Antiparos. Days are shaped by sun-soaked hours on the sands of Psaralyki and swims in the crystal-clear waters of Soros Bay. The island's dramatic cave, adorned with stalactites and prehistoric inscriptions, offers a glimpse into its ancient past, while private boat trips reveal hidden coves along the coastline. Neighbouring Paros, with its acclaimed restaurants, vibrant towns and lively beaches, is just a short ferry ride away. Browse our Paros and Antiparos experiences to make the most of your stay, or let us create a bespoke island itinerary tailored to you.

How to Get to Antiparos

You can get to Antiparos via ferry from Paros. Paros Airport (PAS) has domestic flights from Athens in under an hour. From Parikia port on Paros, a local ferry crosses to Antiparos in around 10 minutes. Alternatively, a car ferry operates from Pounta on Paros' west coast. High-speed ferries from Athens' Piraeus port also serve Paros directly, with the crossing taking around three hours. Antiparos itself is best explored by car or scooter, available to hire near the main port. Let our Villa Specialists assist in organising seamless transfers to your villas.

How to Get from Antiparos to Paros

You can get from Antiparos to Paros via boat. There are two to choose from, one will take you from Antiparos to the port of Parikia Paros and takes around 30 minutes. These run seasonally from Easter to October. Whereas, the other ferry boat will take you to the port of Pounta and takes around 10 minutes. This allows you to move between islands seamlessly, and diversify your trip. Get in touch with our Villa Specialists to learn more about how to book your transfers.

From our local specialist

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"Spend a morning on the islet of Despotiko where recent excavations have unearthed a 6th-century BCE sanctuary dedicated to Apollo. When you’re done, head back across the water for a well-deserved lunch at Captain Pipinos Seafood Taverna."

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