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Maria
June 30, 2022
The island of Despotiko is one worth exploring on your adventure to Antiparos.it can be reached by tour boat from Antiparos/Paros and is very popular for its exotic beaches and calm ambiance.
Despoina (Betty)
May 21, 2021
The islet Despotiko, a stone's throw from Antiparos, opposite Agios Georgios, is uninhabited. During 1957, excavations brought to light a Doric Archaic temple of Apollo. For more than 20 years now, new excavations that are still been held, keep bringing to light very significant findings and artifacts. Archaeologists believe that the sanctuary of Apollo on Despotiko was been built by the Parians and that, possibly, was larger than the well known one on Delos! If visiting Antiparos, it is very easy to visit Despotiko as well, since small boats from Agios Georgios can help you reach the small harbour of Despotiko in just 5 minutes. Thus, you will have the opportunity to admire its open-air museum and enjoy some of its many wonderful sandy beaches. It is recommended to visit during the evening, since the sun sets right before your eyes giving it a magical atmosphere.
The islet Despotiko, a stone's throw from Antiparos, opposite Agios Georgios, is uninhabited. During 1957, excavations brought to light a Doric Archaic temple of Apollo. For more than 20 years now, new excavations that are still been held, keep bringing to light very significant findings and artifac…
Christos
January 9, 2020
The are is a daily cruise from Aios Georgios bay where you can visit Apollonas temple , sea caves and beutiful beaches.
Lizzie
July 20, 2021
The archealogical site of despotico is excellent and new in many ways (only discovered in the last 20 years). The island is not inhabited and instead is only accesible via sea by swimming (too far) or by boat. There is a boat called Captain Sargos that visits it daily for little tours and this is highly reccomended. There is a little island between St George and Despotico that might seem tempting to swim to in order to get accross. DO NOT ATTEMPT THIS as the there is a strong and very dangerous current between the islands and little to no, emergency services to assist should you get into trouble! Despotico can be very hot so please make sure you bring water and supplies as there is nothing there until you return to the boat.
The archealogical site of despotico is excellent and new in many ways (only discovered in the last 20 years). The island is not inhabited and instead is only accesible via sea by swimming (too far) or by boat. There is a boat called Captain Sargos that visits it daily for little tours and this is hi…
Villa
February 18, 2018
Although presently uninhabited, there are significant indications that in prehistoric and ancient times the island - due to its central position among the Cyclades and the large Despotiko Bay (between the island and Antiparos) providing safe anchorage[5] - played an important role in maritime communication routes.[6] Currently, excavations are taking place in the northwest part of the island and so far the findings are of great importance.
Although presently uninhabited, there are significant indications that in prehistoric and ancient times the island - due to its central position among the Cyclades and the large Despotiko Bay (between the island and Antiparos) providing safe anchorage[5] - played an important role in maritime commun…
