I found the house to be better than the written description or the pictures could describe. There were other houses nearby but the feeling of seclusion was perfect. I spent hours on the terrace reading drinking coffee and staring out at the marvelous "panoramic"view.

Upon arrival Magda's cousin Anna by telephone directed me how to get from ferry to ferry to bus to cab and then was there at the harbor to pick me up and bring me to the house. I arrived late at the end of over 20 hours of travel by air, land and sea. Anna said everything in the fridge was there for me; water, juice, bread and jam. And on the kitchen table was a fresh bowl of fruit, on the counter some fresh ground coffee so in the morning I had my first simple breakfast of toast and jam, coffee and again, the view of the water, the large island of Paros and those famous Greek white stucco buildings. I was in heaven. Later the next day Anna gave me a chilled bottle of her and her husband's homemade wine; delicious but be careful, it's potent.

In town were many restaurants of all sorts. I found some great Italian, plenty of Greek traditional and some good ole' American burgers. I ate in town every day sometimes two or three meals and never had a bad experience with the food, people or service.
You'll find plenty of laid back friendly vendors of hats, tees and jewelry. No one is pushy.
The island offers more than enough beaches. You can sun and swim with other people around, or find a sandy clear watered beach all to yourself.
Anna will bring you to Dimitri's for totally affordable scooters or like I chose, a quad, to get around with.

I never write reviews of places I stay; even if it's a positive one! Magda and Anna is a true exception. I absolutely loved my time here.

This was my first visit to Antiparos and to Magda and Anna's place. I'm coming back!