Hammocks and cocktails beside Second Psaraliki
Time Marine occupies a roomy, palm-shaded site beside Second Psaraliki, a short journey south of Antiparos Town. Hammocks, low seating and an easy connection to the beach make it a natural post-swim stop, while the kitchen's mix of Greek, Italian and Mexican-influenced comfort food allows a round of drinks to become lunch or dinner. Cocktails and a good sound system give the place more purpose than a basic beach canteen.
The venue now has two possible identities. On ordinary days it is relaxed and unhurried; selected nights bring DJs and a much later, louder programme. Check the official channels before going so you know which version to expect, and confirm transport if an event ends after the bus schedule. Time Marine suits friends who want to linger, eat and drink without changing venue. Weekdays are the safer choice for hammocks and conversation.
What visitors say
Google and Tripadvisor visitors give unusually consistent support to Time Marine's relaxed design, hammocks, friendly local team, cocktails, music and broad casual menu. Recent accounts praise tacos, pizza, salads and easy afternoon drinks, while 2025 feedback also documents the newer late-night DJ programme. The setting close to Psaraliki and the ability to move from beach day to drinks are central strengths across both platforms.
Earlier Tripadvisor criticism mentions slow or uneven service and higher-than-expected prices, although more recent reviews describe a substantial improvement under the current local operation. Event nights also create a very different experience from a quiet afternoon. Our take: Time Marine is the most versatile choice in this batch for a long beach-day stop. Check the programme, choose a weekday for calm, and choose an announced night when the sound system and crowd are part of the plan.
Good to know
Beach bar, Psaraliki, Cocktails, Hammocks, Lunch, and DJ nights
