Whilst Antiparos is a wonderful place to spend the day, there are almost no hotels or accommodation for visitors, as it still hasn't been discovered by tourists. So I would suggest staying in Paros at one of the few boutique hotels. One suggestion would be Summer Senses Resort, however, if you know you will only be returning to Paros to sleep at night, considering more affordable options would be ideal. 

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Now, to get to Antiparos, you would need to take a boat/ferry from Paros. There are 7-minute ferries to and from Antiparos throughout the day. Getting around both Paros and Antiparos would require a mix of walking and driving, so I would recommend renting a car for the duration of your stay; this way you could drive into the ferry and easily commute around Antiparos. Remember, only drive when it's impossible to walk! The beauty of Antiparos can only be adorned if and when you take your time to walk the streets. Commuting from the town to the beach could take around 10- 15 minutes by car so it is recommended to park your car just before you start approaching the boutiques. 

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Just like most islands during the summer, it is hot! So wear thin, summery clothes in the day but perhaps carry a light jacket if you plan to spend the evening there. You will be doing a lot of walking so be comfortable but socks and shoes would likely become a pain in the heat and the sand. So flip- flops or sandals are the best.  

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Now to everyone's top priority; food. As mentioned before, the gelato is to die for, and there's seafood of every variety, so don't miss out on it. When you're in Greece, it would seem like a crime not to eat a Greek salad every day, as the feta cheese there is phenomenal; it just melts in your mouth. I personally believe that if you don't try the salad and cheese in Greece, you can't say you've been there! 

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The biggest tip I could give would be to put your devices aside and enjoy the beauty of this untouched island before it becomes just another tourist destination.