Sun, light and sea in the Aegean Polynesia, shape people and cultures with their own characteristics over time.

Here, light was worshiped through the god Apollo, with entire islands dedicated to his worship. The most important, Delos and Despotiko.
While the excavations in Delos have been completed for years, in Despotiko they continue, and year after year, new findings are added and demonstrate the worship of the ancient Greeks to the god of light, Apollo.

So the island of Despotikos is directly opposite the settlement of Agios Georgios Antiparos and the temple of Apollo is visible from every window of our complex.

Here, you will experience this light that created the ancient Greek civilization and continues to this day to illuminate and ignite inspirations, emotions, passions and well-being.

The Aegean poet Odysseas Elytis, who was honored in 1979 with the Nobel Prize for Literature, also wrote uniquely about the light of the Cyclades, as well as his friend and also excellent poet Nikos Gatsos.

With the Cycladic sun warming you, the sea cooling you and the temple of Apollo reminding you of the history of this place, feel the light in your soul, your mind and your body.