Batterfly valley is a natural reserve. It is regarded as an oasis due to its consistent access to water from a natural spring. This uninterrupted flow of water has led to an overgrowth of vegetation, which includes cypress trees that have stood for more than 500 years, as well as ancient olive trees, fig trees, and pine trees.

The talest point on Paros. It offers some trully unique and magnificent views. Not only is it the tallest point, but due to the way Paros was formed, there are no other tall hills blocking the view from here. On a clear day you can see a dozen or more islands on the horizon.

A traditional fishing village on the other side of the island. Often goes unnoticed because it's small and a little out of the way of the other major attractions. It offers a nice small beach and many fish taverns you can dine at.

The Church of Agia Triada in Lefkes Paros: Located in the mountainous village of Lefkes, the Church of Agia Triada is a Byzantine temple of unique architectural importance. Dedicated to the Holy Trinity, the church is the second most imposing on the island and was initially established on the previous location of three smaller churches.