Παραλία Μοναστήρι
Description
You can use HTML as you can see!
You can use HTML as you can see!
Παραλία Μοναστήρι
Κολυμπήθρες
Description
You can use HTML as you can see!
You can use HTML as you can see!
Κολυμπήθρες
Description
You can use HTML as you can see!
You can use HTML as you can see!
Μοναστήρι
Παραλία Μοναστήρι
Παραλία Μοναστήρι
Παραλία Πιπέρι
Παραλία Σάντα Μαρία
Around Naoussa
-
font size
decrease font size
increase font size
-
Share
Xifara
Xifara is a wide, sandy beach 1.5 km east of Naoussa, with pebbles and no natural shade. Ideal for those seeking a quiet beach near Naoussa.
Ampelas
Ambelas beach is located at Ampelas village, 4 kilometers southeast of Naoussa. Bring an umbrella as very little natural shade is available. The beach is in the bay of Ampelas and visitors can have a coffee and meal in one of the small taverns by the sea. The fishermen moor their boats in the little harbor, as Ampelas has a natural breakwater that protects it from the north winds.
Santa Maria
Santa Maria, a long, organized sandy beach, with crystal clear water, umbrellas, sunbeds and watersports, is located two kilometers east of Naoussa, on the east side of the island. There are a few sea pines scattered here and there, completing the picture of a large beach, with enough bars and tourist shops near the water to satisfy all tastes. There are some smaller beaches a little further north, with cedar trees and sand dunes, which are equally charming and less crowded. Small boats dot the water of the bays. Thousands of young people descend on the sandy beaches of Santa Maria each summer, because they are the perfect combination of natural beauty and good fun.
Monastiri
Monasteri is a long, organized sandy beach, which is sheltered from the winds and is one of the most popular hangouts for young people in summer. Located in the northwest section of the bay of Naoussa, at the entrance of the Environmental Park of Paros, it takes its name from the Monastery of Ai Yiannis Detis, which sits on a hill overlooking the beach. Popularity goes hand in hand with development, and in recent years bars, restaurants and cafés were created to bring good food and fun to the sea, with a view of picturesque Naoussa. There is an open-air theater behind the large stone snack bar with pine trees, where events are held each year. Wild birds sometimes take shelter in the shallow water, in places where small wetlands form.
Agii Anargyri
Agii Anargyri, located on the eastern edge of Naoussa town, is large sandy beach, with a few sea pines for natural shade and many sunbeds and umbrellas to accommodate bathers. Several hotels line the beach, as well as rooms for rent. There are two small piers at either end, where small boats can moor.
Xifara is a wide, sandy beach 1.5 km east of Naoussa, with pebbles and no natural shade. Ideal for those seeking a quiet beach near Naoussa.
Ampelas
Ambelas beach is located at Ampelas village, 4 kilometers southeast of Naoussa. Bring an umbrella as very little natural shade is available. The beach is in the bay of Ampelas and visitors can have a coffee and meal in one of the small taverns by the sea. The fishermen moor their boats in the little harbor, as Ampelas has a natural breakwater that protects it from the north winds.
Santa Maria
Santa Maria, a long, organized sandy beach, with crystal clear water, umbrellas, sunbeds and watersports, is located two kilometers east of Naoussa, on the east side of the island. There are a few sea pines scattered here and there, completing the picture of a large beach, with enough bars and tourist shops near the water to satisfy all tastes. There are some smaller beaches a little further north, with cedar trees and sand dunes, which are equally charming and less crowded. Small boats dot the water of the bays. Thousands of young people descend on the sandy beaches of Santa Maria each summer, because they are the perfect combination of natural beauty and good fun.
Monastiri
Monasteri is a long, organized sandy beach, which is sheltered from the winds and is one of the most popular hangouts for young people in summer. Located in the northwest section of the bay of Naoussa, at the entrance of the Environmental Park of Paros, it takes its name from the Monastery of Ai Yiannis Detis, which sits on a hill overlooking the beach. Popularity goes hand in hand with development, and in recent years bars, restaurants and cafés were created to bring good food and fun to the sea, with a view of picturesque Naoussa. There is an open-air theater behind the large stone snack bar with pine trees, where events are held each year. Wild birds sometimes take shelter in the shallow water, in places where small wetlands form.
Agii Anargyri
Agii Anargyri, located on the eastern edge of Naoussa town, is large sandy beach, with a few sea pines for natural shade and many sunbeds and umbrellas to accommodate bathers. Several hotels line the beach, as well as rooms for rent. There are two small piers at either end, where small boats can moor.
