Blooms burst from the side of a building at the Yria Hotel
Waves break ashore at Parasporos beach
Looking toward Naxos from the coastline near Agii Anargyri beach
A vine with salmon-coloured flowers clings to a wall in Naoussa
A hotel on the rocks next to Piperi beach at Naoussa
A street in Parikia
A blue-domed church in the center of Naoussa
Looking toward Naoussa from the coast near the mouth of Agii Anargyri bay
Epi Studios and the Matsas Windmill in Naoussa
The fishermen’s church next to the Naoussa harbour
Looking down the street toward SoSo restaurant (left) in Naoussa
The rugged coastline to the left side of Piperi beach
The road to Parikia, viewed from the outskirts of Naoussa
An angular building on a streetcorner in Naoussa
Bougainvillea outside a house in Naoussa
A cove on the bay near the outskirts of Naoussa
Steps on a street in Naoussa
The view from a hillside street in Naoussa
Parasporos beach
A tranquil courtyard behind a church in Naoussa
The west coast of Paros near Parasporos
Green doors on a house in Lefkes
A street in Lefkes
Boats in the harbour at Piso Livadi
Bougainvillea on a building in Naoussa
Buildings on a hillside near Parasporos beach
A fence in front of a house in Parikia glows in the evening sun
At sail off the west coast of Paros
A small section of the lovely landscaped grounds at the Yria Hotel
The swimming pool at the Yria Hotel near Parasporos beach
Families relax on the small beach at Piso Livadi
Trees next to the bay near Naoussa
An umbrella and a pair of sunbeds at Parasporos beach
A tree on a beach near the Parikia harbour
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April 24, 2013 at 11:24 am
Springtime and fall on the Cyclades is magical, as nature is blooming.
For those who visit the islands in summer — you wouldn’t believe how different those seemingly barren rocks may look!