Advertisement AdvertisementAdvertisement AdvertisementCountless others left their mark, too, with the island variously inhabited by Cretans, Minoans, Ionians, Arcadians, Macedonians, Romans and Byzantines. Looming with mysterious intent in the background, meanwhile, is the mountainous Naxos – the biggest island in the Cyclades archipelago – and opposite uninhabited Drios Island. But in the centre of the island, beneath Paros's highest peak, 2,529ft-tall Mount Agii Pantes, lies perhaps the island's cutest settlement. The pretty main street in Antiparos, the main town on the island of the same name (Getty Images)Surely the sign of true authenticity. And while we don’t discover any booty in it, it doesn’t stop Paros being Treasure Island as far as I'm concerned.