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local eventsAntiparos honours the saints of the island with many festivals every year. The visitors of the island can enjoy traditional music and the resurgence of the island’s culture.

 

One of the most traditional festivals is the celebration of Ai Yiannis Spiliotis which take place in the entry of the cavern with traditional dances and local dishes.

 

In June the traditional custom of Klidonas revives in the island. The cultural association of Antiparos performs dancing groups in the harbour of the island.

One big three-day festival in the harbour of island is organised in July to the honour of Agia Marina. The residents perform traditional dances and offer treats to all visitors.

 

On the 7th of September in the small church of Panagia Faneromeni a festival is organized for her celebration. Only small fish boats can transfer you to the back side of the island to attend to the celebration. The location is one of the most graphic parts of the island.

Alternative Antiparos

There is more to Antiparos than the village and the cave. Unfortunately, most tourists never discover this,alternativeantip and so miss out on a great experience. In my opinion no stay in Antiparos is complete without a visit to St Georgios, 12 km from the port, lunch at Captain

Captain Pipinos at the water’s edge, and a boat trip with Captain SARGOS.

 

Captain SARGOS with his fast-going boat SARGOS I can offer you an unforgettable trip, taking in a visit to the archeological site on Despotico, the cave of the Epitaphios ,which is such a tight fit for the boat you are sure it cannot possibly get through ,where you can swim from the boat, and then the Captain will leave you on a beautiful sandy beach on the deserted island of Despotico and return to get you at an agreed time. The boat trip takes around 2 hours, not counting time spent on the beach. You can call the Captain on +30 9673 79 48 76 or just turn up at St Georgios. You will find him on the boat or in the taverna. You cannot miss him, he is the one with the bandana round his head, looking like a pirate!

During High Season, the boat departs at 11 am and then every 2 hours until quite late. During Low Season, ie April, May, September and October, trips run on demand.

source: http://www.angelfire.com/

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