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Antiparos - The Jewel of the Aegean

Nestled in the Aegean Sea, Antiparos is a hidden gem, offering the perfect backdrop for the Cyclades Cup. Just one nautical mile from the lively shores of Paros, Antiparos is known for its relaxed island charm, golden beaches, and crystal-clear waters.

 

With a range of accommodations, sophisticated dining options, and a warm, welcoming community, the island combines natural beauty with authentic Cycladic culture, remaining unspoiled and utterly enchanting.

Timeless Beauty Steeped in History

The heart of the island, Antiparos Town, enchants visitors with its narrow cobblestone streets, whitewashed houses adorned with vibrant pink and purple bougainvilleas, chic boutiques and fabulous array of tavernas, cafes and bars.

Its history dates back to antiquity, with archaeological discoveries from the nearby Despotiko island revealing its ancient significance. The Venetian castle in Antiparos town serves as a reminder of its storied past, standing proudly in the center of the island. This picturesque setting creates an atmosphere that is both timeless and undeniably Greek.

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Anchorage and Accommodation

Antiparos offers excellent anchorage for participants, with the main port providing convenient access to local amenities, restaurants, and shops. Yachts are encouraged to moor off the eastern shore of Antiparos where participants can stay onboard and use tenders, provided by the event organisers, to travel in and out of town.

 

Onshore, Antiparos boasts a variety of accommodations, from luxury villas and boutique hotels to charming guesthouses. Whether you prefer to stay close to the action in the town or enjoy the tranquility of staying aboard your yacht there is something to suit every preference.

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Sailing in Antiparos

Racing will take place in the waters surrounding Antiparos, Paros, and their neighboring islands. These areas offer a variety of course options, combining open seas with sheltered passages for a dynamic racing experience. In mid-June, the region benefits from steady Meltemi northerly winds of 12–18 knots, along with warm, sunny weather and temperatures averaging 25–28°C.
 
With a pristine coastline, dotted with secluded coves and tranquil anchorages that are perfect for exploring before or after the Cup, Antiparos is an idyllic sailing destination.

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