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| Paros is the third largest of the Cycladic islands after Naxos and Andros. In the middle of the Aegean Sea, Paros is some 85 miles, or 3 - 5 hours, from the port of Piraeus. It is probably the most beautiful of the Cycladic Island and has some of the best beaches in Greece. Parikia, the islands' capital, is a busy port and ferries leave for destinations all over the Aegean. | |||||||||||||||||||||
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An Aerial View
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The Aghia Irini Villas are a group of nine, independent, privately owned villas situated in a quiet valley close to the bay of Aghia Irini. The villas have been built in the traditional island style and have 2 or 3 double bedrooms, a lounge (with 2 extra sofa beds), kitchen and bathroom. On the generous terrace you can sunbathe or enjoy the spectacular views. |
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| None of the villas is more than 100 metres from the sea. But if our little rocky cove does not suit then the beautiful sandy beach of Aghia Irini (Palm Beach) is only a ten minute walk away. The hustle and bustle of Parikia is within easy reach (6.5 km away) using the regular bus service (Parikia - Pounda) or your own hire car. For a more relaxing day take the ferry from Pounda to Andiparos. | |||||||||||||||||||||
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| Take a virtual tour of the Aghia Irini Villas and imagine yourself transported to a most wonderful Greek Island. For further information contact Kosta or Dave |
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Contact: Parikia Tours, Parikia, 84 400, Paros, Greece. e-mail: parikia.tours@parosweb.com
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(c) David Hands
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