Top Things to do in Piso Livadi
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Top 10 Things to do in Piso Livadi, Greece
Discover the best top things to do in Piso Livadi, Greece including Captain Yiannis One-Day Cruises, Resalto, Old Port of Naoussa, ONEIPA Concept Store, Panayia Ekatondapiliani Cathedral, Cooking Class at Margarita Studios, Piso Livadi Beach, Kalogeros Beach, Awake Paros, Lageri beach.
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1. Captain Yiannis One-Day Cruises
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 104 reviews
Swim and snorkel with us in unique places, like secret caves and isolated Beaches, accessible only by sea. Live the experience, if you are lucky spot the dolphins!
Reviewed By Janet D
My husband and I really enjoyed this boating and swimming experience with Captain Yiannis. The rock formations and clear blue waters out of Piso Livadi were amazing. Even though we are seniors, the swimming was easy. Captain Yiannis provides the snorkel equipment and noodles for your comfort. The BBQ lunch was outstanding. We booked on-line and paid once we joined the ship. This is a must do experience!
2. Resalto
Overall Ratings
5 based on 24 reviews
Reviewed By Tessa B - Maria Anzbach, Austria
There are places you visit where a deep sense of homecoming settles within you the instant your feet touch the ground. The island of Paros is a place where the breathtaking beauty of nature and the open hearts of the people who inhabit it come together. And this bar is another place on the island that seems to have been touched by this very special magic wand, providing an amazing space created by artist, collector and owner passionate and fabulously knowledgable about music ranging from classical and jazz to pop and rock. The drinks are excellent and worthy of any urban hot spot in the world, but at the end of the day, it is the beauty of the place by the small fishing port, the music and the kindness and fun of the people around you, that will let you catch a glimpse of paradise on a warm, starry night. A place of which the persian poet and mystic Rumi might well have said: "Sometimes In the house of lovers, the music never stops. The walls are made of songs and the floor dances."
3. Old Port of Naoussa
4. ONEIPA Concept Store
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 22 reviews
ONEIPA was created in 2005 , and just moved in LEFKES ! the most beautifull village of the island . We are welcoming you in a beautifull , bright space with lot's of new products , always keeping the ONEIPA touch and taste .
Reviewed By wabitop - Cambridge, MA
Stopped in here on a walk through the lovely village of Lefkes. The owner is very sweet, helpful, honest and kind and her products are not the usual souvenirs you can find elsewhere. Creative designs and candles and soaps and endless other ideas which will...MoreI'm glad you had a good time here . Thank you very much for this very complet review and your very sweet words .
5. Panayia Ekatondapiliani Cathedral
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 801 reviews
Reviewed By Tringy - Sydney, Australia
Visited this old church yesterday and were blown away by its original stone charm and beauty. To think this church was originally built in 326 makes it even more amazing. Signs of some old frescos are just visible at the front of the church as well. Entry is free so make sure you leave a few coins in appreciation.
6. Cooking Class at Margarita Studios
Overall Ratings
5 based on 37 reviews
Greek cooking lessons on Paros islandMorning class: 10:00AM-2:00PM (approx), class ends after your meal in the afternoonEvening class :16:00PM-20:00PM (approx), class ends after your meal in the eveningAvailable on request for a minimum of 4, maximum of 8, people, Monday to Friday. Closed the months of July and August.
Reviewed By Rakkasan68 - Alaska
Two of us took classes from Stella, head cook at Margarita's, for three afternoons, while staying at the Fyrogenis Palace Hotel next door. Stella showed us how to prepare the dishes we asked for and others besides. She made the classes lots of fun. We loved eating our own cooking afterward.
7. Piso Livadi Beach
Overall Ratings
4 based on 34 reviews
Reviewed By rosy002 - Geneva, Switzerland
The water is rather clean with the odd plastic bag (coming off the boats and out of the bins) nothing yeurky though. There are trees for shade and gets crowed late afternoons as the Greeks come to the sea as from 16h.
8. Kalogeros Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 25 reviews
Reviewed By E S - Skopje, Republic of Macedonia
This beach is unusual in that it is close to the more known Molos beach, but completely secluded between rocky hills just over the side. This place is visited by locals with family and friends, and provides enough shadow for a hot day as well as safe water entry for children. Amazing sunset and sunrise views. Of interest to nature enthusiasts - go to the rocks to chip off red clay, wet it in sea water and apply to the whole body!
9. Awake Paros
Overall Ratings
5 based on 29 reviews
Awake Paros water-sports & mountain bike is a team of enthusiastic sports professionals, offering a wide variety of Water Sports & outdoor activities for all ages. Located in three different spots Punda Beach Water-games & Water-sports, Faragas Water-ski school and New Golden Beach Bike Shop and Fitness Center.
Reviewed By Bobby M
I hired a bike for a month from Vicky and Nick last summer, it came with everything i needed including helmet, spare inner tubes, and maps of the island, Vicky was a font of knowledge on where to go and things to see, Paros is fabulous and cycling is a great way to see it.
I'll be back there this summer and will definitely be hiring from the guys again, I would certainly recommend using them.
10. Lageri beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 144 reviews
Reviewed By nickp26 - Thessaloniki
Its a little bit ironic writing a review about this once secret gem of Naoussa in this huge base site but as long as it exists i am .A totally pure cycladic unspoiled beach from the past.Nudism is a must and nude walks too.Keep in mind that there are mostly couples situation, both straight and gay.Its a 15 minute walk from the little chapel. Please if you visit this place respect it! Dont litter!
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