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YRIA ISLAND BOUTIQUE HOTEL & SPA

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YRIA ISLAND BOUTIQUE HOTEL & SPA

Paros, Luxury Hotel

ABOUT HOTEL

Set against the bright blue Aegean sky and natural colours, Yria Island Boutique Hotel & Spa offers guests the most in sun, fun and pure relaxation.

The Yria is set just 100 m from Parasporos Bay, where you can enjoy the lovely beach with the dazzling, crystal-clear waters of the Aegean Sea. Alternatively, take a dip in the hotel’s large swimming pool or simply sunbathe on comfortable deckchairs while sipping a delicious cocktail.

For the more active, Yria Resort provides a variety of leisure activities, ranging from tennis to fitness programmes. After a day’s exercise, relax with a drink at the resort’s piano bar, or read quietly in the lounge and readers’ corner. Enjoy the gourmet Mediterranean cuisine served at Yria’s restaurant.

LOCATION

Unrivalled natural beauty, beaches with crystal clear waters, unrivalled Byzantine footpaths connecting traditional villages and breathtaking landscapes make Páros, located at the heart of the Cyclades, one of the best loved holiday destinations in Greece. Parikía (Parikiá), the capital of Páros, is a beautiful Cycladic village with whitewashed cubic houses and impressive neoclassical mansions. A well preserved 13th century Venetian castle stands proudly on a hill at the centre of the village offering an amazing view of Parikía.

In the capital you can also admire an important ecclesiastical monument, the 6th century church of Panayia Ekatontapyliani, also called Katapoliani. The name “Ekatontapylianí” means the church with 100 gates (“Ekató Pýles” in Greek), one of which is a secret one! Don’t miss the chance to visit the baptistery (4th century AD), one of the best preserved baptisteries in the Orthodox East, and the Byzantine Museum. The Parikía Byzantine Museum is housed on the ground floor of the church. Its exhibits include icons, wood-carved iconostases and other heirlooms from various monasteries and churches on the island.