Greek authorities have evacuated several areas on the island of Paros due to a vegetation fire. Alerts were sent through the 112 system to residents and tourists.

On the island of Paros, one of the most popular tourist destinations in Greece, several areas were evacuated as a precaution after a large wildfire broke out this afternoon, near the locality of Kambi.

The Civil Protection Service issued alerts through the 112 system, urging residents of the settlements Agios Charalambos, Kambi, Bougados, Aneratzia, and Kamari to evacuate towards the coastal village of Aliki.

Firefighting crews intervened both on land and from the air, with planes and helicopters dropping water on the affected area. So far, no casualties or material damage have been reported, and the cause of the fire is under investigation.

Greece is in a state of heightened alert due to the risks of wildfires.

Paros, the third largest island in the Cyclades archipelago, received nearly a million visitors in 2025. Among its attractions are the renowned beaches and picturesque ports.