If your idea for vacations is countless organized beaches, then Antiparos is not for you, as there is only one organized beach on the island.

• Monastiria (West Antiparos): A large beach in a closed south bay, next to a verdant hillside. It has sand with little pebble and green-blue sea, but it is exposed to the winds. There is another small sandy beach hidden next to it, Mikra Monastira, only a few minutes walk from Megala Monastiria.
• Agios Georgios (Southwest Antiparos): One of the beast beaches of Antiparos with the homonymous church with the blue dome at its side. It is long with golden sand and calm sea thanks to the nearby Despotiko islet which serves as breakwater. Here you will find several rooms to let and taverns. It is located on the southwest side of the island and it is easily accessible from the main road. Next to it, behind the rocks, there are some sea caves and tiny hidden beaches with green water.
• Epitafios (Southwest Antiparos): Behind one of the water caves in the area of Agios Georgios lies hidden an amazing white beach with emerald water. Swimming here is a unique experience, as the beach is surrounded by white tall vertical cliffs, but you can only come here by boat.
• Despotiko (Southwest Antiparos): Despotiko is a uninhabited islet west of Antiparos with some astonishing beaches, like the fantastic Livadi with large rocks in the sea forming water caves. It is worth coming here with the boat that departs from Agios Georgios.
• Soros (Southeast Antiparos): This is the largest beach of Antiparos and one of the most wonderful. It remains unspoiled by tourism with turquoise sea, golden sand and wild natural beauty thanks to the large rocky blocks at the right edge of the beach. It is divided in two beaches, the Mikros Soros and the Megalos Soros. There is plenty of parking space and some taverns.
• Agios Sostis (Southeast Antiparos): A quiet beach with nice light light sand and crystal blue sea. It is located at the south side of the island, after Soros and before Faneromeni, following the dirt road.
• Faneromeni (South Antiparos): A scenic beach with wind free sea located in a closed rocky bay of wild natural beauty. On the rocks you can see the little white church of Faneromeni. You can easily get to the beach through the road, while further down the road there are two more tiny beaches.
• Livadia (Northwest Antiparos): A large beach at the northwest with sand and clean sea, but at some points the water has black spot from the many seaweeds. The last part of the route has no asphalt while the beach is ideal for quiet and solitude.
• Psaralykes (Northeast Antiparos): These are two popular beaches, a bit south from the town from which it is only a few minutes walk. They both have golden sand and some tamarisk trees for shade. The first of the two is organized with some umbrellas, sunbeds, a tavern, a beach bar and water sports, while the second one is more quiet and a hangout for nudists.
• Panagia (Northeast Antiparos): A beautiful big sandy beach with little pebble and some huge trees on one side. It offers clean sea and it is found after the two beaches of Psaralyki.
• Sifneiko (North Antiparos): A nice and convenient beach as it is in walking distance from the town, offering beautiful sand, clean sea and a lovely sunset. Be sure to avoid it on windy days, otherwise you will not be able to enjoy your swim. You will find it at the end of the stone paved road that starts from the harbor, passing by the Castle.
• Theologos (North Antiparos): A lovely beach located at the northern edge of the island, popular from camping and nudists. It has a calm shallow sea, superb light sand and cedar trees. It is located close and a bit north of the town, with easy access through the road.
• Agios Spyridonas (North Antiparos): A large stretch of sand at the north, very close to the town, with several tamarisks along the coast. It is ideal for families with little kids because of the calm shallow sea.
• Diplo (North Antiparos): Diplo is a small uninhabited island, opposite the Vorino cape. What makes it special is that you can come here from Antiparos on foot, as the water depth does not get bigger than half a meter.
• Glyfa (East Antiparos): A large beach with light sand and crystal sea, but with no natural shade. You will find it a bit after Psarlykes with easy access from the main road.
• Apantima (East Antiparos): A nice little beach with beautiful sand and easy access. There are some trees on the side, a pier from where you can dive, a tavern and a beach bar. At some points there are rocks resting on the sand.