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Sailings normally depart 3 times per week on Tuesday, Thursday and Friday but this can change depending on the season. The average crossing time is 8 hours.

Note that this route can depart from multiple ports. See the addresses section for more information.

The Aegiali (Amorgos) to Athens ferry is operated by one ferry company: Blue Star Ferries. This route connects the Cyclades Islands to Athens and you can take your car on this route or travel as a foot passenger. This route is offered by conventional (not fast) ferries.

You can travel throughout the year. The approximate distance from start to finish is 136 kilometres (around 73 nautical miles). You can travel with your pet (cat or dog).

The average price for a one way foot passenger crossing in July is 34 Euros and for a car 78.50 Euros.

Aegiali (Amorgos) - Aegiali to Athens Ferry ferry schedules

Aegiali to Schinoussa Ferry

- 3 Sailings Weekly 3 hrs 15 mins
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Aegiali to Syros Ferry

- 1 Sailing Weekly 3 hrs 55 mins
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Why visit Aegiali (Amorgos)?

Watch the sun go down from "sunset boulevard" - the cute parade of cafes and bars in Aegiali perfectly set up to watch one of the best sunsets in the Greek islands
If you love camping, you can visit Aigiali camping. It is the biggest one near the beach
Visit the Lagkada village, 4km from Aegiali with the best view from Ormos to the islet of Nikouria
Go hiking. Amorgos offers a huge variety of hiking paths. The island is very popular with walkers, especially in the spring when the island is more green and the flowers are in full bloom
The Acropolis of Ancient Aigiali was built by Milesian settlers and is located near Tholaria, on the hill of Vigla. There are remnants of an ancient wall, statue bases, sculptures. At this point - among other findings - logs dating back to the archaic era have been found

Why visit ?

Aegina

Eat the best pistachio ice-cream you've ever tasted. Aegina is world famous for the quality of its pistachios. Try Gelato Follia for a taste you'll never forget
Go swimming. Despite being just a short hop away from Athens, Aegina has beaches that can rival any Greek island
Visit the very impressive temple of Athena Aphea
Explore the Christos Kapralos Museum

Agathonisi

In the small chappel of Agios Nikolaos you can see the unique domes which probably were used as warehouses
The archaeological site of Kastraki, a fortified settlement at the NE part of the island, dating back to the 4th - 3rd cBC

Agios Efstratios

You can visit the Museum of Democracy
Go swimming in one of the amazing beaches of the island
The cave of Agios Efstratios and the Trypia Spilia and Fokia sea caves are worth exploring

Agios Konstantinos

Visit the Delphi Museum: Houses and cares for artefacts recovered from the ruins
You can visit mount Parnassus: Ski, horse ride, hike, cycle the trails of one of mythology’s most legendary mountains
You can enjoy a coffee with a sea view

Agistri

The west coast of the island is ideal for scuba diving to explore the ancient antiquities lying at the bottom of the sea
A hike to Panagia of Metohi will pay off with the beautiful view
The touristic train will take you to the beautiful beaches of Agistri

Alexandroupolis

Visit the light house in the entrance of the port is the Alexandroupolis emblem
Go at the the Evros Delta, if you are a nature lover
10 km from the town, visit the castle of Potamos which consists of three medieval towers
Visit the Cave - Church of Agios Theodoros located near Avanta village

Alonissos

Alonissos National Marine Park is the largest of its kind in Europe and includes inhabited islets
Make sure you take the easy hike up to Kunuli Mountain, which is the highest point on the island
Alonissos has a number of tiny islets around that are popular day-trip destinations to visit by boat

Anafi

Anafi is the ideal place for hiking. Among the many trails you can visit the ruins of the Venetian castle, from where they observed the Cretan Sea in antiquity
Visit the temple of Panagia Kalamiotissa located on Mount Kalamos
Sail around Anafi with a little boat, pass by Kalamos with the high vertical rocks
Go for a walk in the paved alleys where you can admire the windmills
If you like camping, you can go in the Roukouna beach where you can find showers, a beach bar and a tavern very close to the beach

Ancona

Ancona is a city with rich history and you can visit many sightseeings, some of them are: the National Archaeological Museum, the Fontana del Calamo, the Cathedral of Saint Ciriaco and others
Ancona is also famous for the food: in one of the city's Osterias you can enjoy a special meal
Ancona has some of the most beautiful beaches in Adriatic sea. It's worth to go to Passetto Beach. You can go there on foot

Andros

The 5.000.000 million years old cave at Aladinos village is one of the most important sites
In Chora, walk on the stone paved alleys to see the old windmills and the remains of the Venetian Castle
In Apikia village visit Pythara with its waterfalls which form and small lakes and drink water from "Sarisa" spring

Antikythira

You can go for hiking at the lighthouse of Apolytara
Visit the castle of Antikythira
At 16 and 17 of August there is a celabration about Saint Myron that it worth to experience
The beaches of Antikythira are very beautiful, you must to swim there

Arki

There are very beautifull beaches where you can go on foot
Daily cruise to Aspronisi
Daily cruise to Marathi
Visit the Italian fortress

Astakos

Visit the castle of Dragamestos
Take a walk in the oak forest
Visit the village of Lessini where the Byzantine church of Virgin Mary

Astypalea

A walk in Chora's Venetian castle will take you back in time. It was built in the 13 c.Bc on the remains of the ancient Acropolis
Visit the Byzantine churches scattered on the island and ask the locals about the history and traditions around the churches and monasteries
Explore the Drakos (Dragon) cave in Vathy. You can get there either by a small boat ("kaiki") or by hiking, as there are organized tours
Hiking and mountain biking are activities we would recommend on Astypalea, let alone rock climbing at the specially designed terain with 20 different routes
Go camping near the beach at Marmari between Chora and Maletzana

Barcelona

The first thing to do is have breakfast in the most charming area of Barcelona, the Gothic Quarter.
Stop in the Gràcia neighbourhood for lunch. This is one of the most charming areas of the city.
Stroll around Park Güell, designed by Gaudí and one of the best spots to enjoy your afternoon.
If you like fine dining indulge yourself at the famous restaurants in the city.
if you are travelling with children take the funicular up Mount Tibidabo, to the theme park.
The Camp Nou Experience includes a visit to the museum, the trophy room, the tunnel to the pitch, the press room, and much more.
Visit the Aquarium Some and see its 11.000 “inhabitants” divided in 450 species. Check out the Oceanarium and the special place for children, the Explora Area.
If you want to keep fit take the 10,000-step tour, visiting the most iconic locations in the city.

Bari

Bari has a lot of castles, monuments and historic buildings worth visiting
Bari hosts some festivals with the most famous being The Feast of San Nicola: The celebration for the patron saint of the city on 6-7 May
In Bari you can also visit a nice beache called Monopoli, 45km away from Bari. You will be thrilled from the crystal waters.
It's also very easy to go for one day trip from Bari to Alberobello a UNESCO World Heritage Site

Belfast

Visit St George’s just a short walk from the City Hall and browse the weekend markets with some of the freshest local produce around. You simply must try an Ulster fry!
The Cathedral Quarter is packed with great bars and places to eat. This is where the city comes to life at night.
Cross the river by the Big Fish to get to the Titanic Quarter and Maritime Mile.
Visit the iconic Titanic Belfast, a world-leading tourist attraction. This is the very spot where the Titanic was designed, built, and launched.
The Ulster Museum and Botanic Gardens remain a firm favorite for family days out and you can find both in the Queen’s Quarter.
Walking and hop-on, hop-off bus tours are a great way to explore the rich history of this small but mighty city.
You can survey the entire city from the Sampson and Goliath Cranes and Belfast Lough, to the Mournes and Carlingford, and across to the Isle of Man.
Game of Thrones was filmed in 25 locations around Northern Ireland. All are within easy reach of Belfast.

Bodrum

Visit the castle of St. Peter built by the Knights of St. John in the 15th century.
Discover the ancient theater of Halicarnassus just outside the city.
See the Halicarnassus Mausoleum which was built around 353 BC.
Visit the abundant flea market (bazaar) of Bodrum.
Explore the old town and watch the best sunset view from the Windmills.

Brindisi

Brindisi has a great history and you can tell from the moment you arrive in the port and see the Aragonese Castle.
It is worth to spend some time to visit the sighseeings of Brindisi like The Swabian Castle of Brindisi, The sailor's memorial, The Piazza Duomo and others.
Brindisi is also famous for the local fish soup and also some local cheeses like Burrata, Ricotta and more.

Cairnryan

Explore the lost town of Innermessan, which fastly growing Stranraer reduced to a mere hamlet by 1800.
Visit Finnarts Bay, a mostly pebbly beach with large rocks sculpted by the sea and remains of WWII activity.
Drive up to the Penwhirn Reservoir, with views over open land and various footpaths surrounding it.
Discover the Castle Kennedy Gardens, set in 75 acres and offering something for everyone to enjoy.
Climb the 115 steps to the top of Scotland’s most southerly lighthouse located in Drummore.

Cesme

Visit the Cesme Archaeological Museum
Enjoy a bath at the Cesme hot springs
Stroll in the alleys of the 16th c. Castle
Discover the ancient city of Erythrae

Chania

Wonder the historic streets of the old town
Visit the Maritime museum and Archaeological Museum
Go for a drink on trendy Daliani street
Eat! Crete is famous for good food. You can't go wrong
Visit the renovated industrial area of Tabakaria

Cherbourg

Visit Fort de Roule, a 19th-century fort presenting a magnificent view of the harbor and over the city.
The Liberation Museum is housed in the Fort de Roule military fort. A series of lifelike scenes from World War II bring the museum to life
For those who are interested in submarines, The Cité de la Mer museum complex is a fascinating experience.
The Musée des Beaux-Arts Thomas Henry has a collection of over 300 paintings.
The former garden of the botanist, Emmanuel Liais, is now a park and museum.

Chios

Visit Nea Moni Chiou the most important medieval monument protected by UNESCO
Visit the museum of Masticha, which is located in the village Pyrgi
Go for a one day cruise to Oinousses and Psara
Do scuba diving and snorkeling. Chios is one of the ten best places for this sports in Europe
Visit the castle of Chios which is located in the northern part of the island

Corfu

Stroll through the old town of Corfu and enjoy a Greek coffee.
Visit Vlacherna Monastery, one of the most iconic sights in the island.
Explore the villages including Kalami where UK author Gerald Durrell lived and wrote.
Enjoy the breathtaking view from the old castle of Angelokastro.
Take the short boat ride to neighbouring Pontikonissi.

Diafani

The Acropolis of Arkassa, located on a hill with a gorgeous view of the sea
The Cave of Neptune is a unique natural site which in ancient times was used as a sanctuary
Visit the village of Olympos and admire the windmills which are the landmark of the island

Donoussa

If you like scuba diving you can visit Kedros beach, at a depth of four meters towards the middle of the beach you can see the shipwreck of one German boat from Second World War
In Kedros beach you can do also and camping there is also and a bar that supplies almost everything - In Kendros beach you can go camping. There is a bar that supplies almost everything.
Donousa has many trails if you want to visit the island on foot
Visit the church Timios Stavros from which the port took its name
Don't miss the opportunity to have a sail round trip with the boat Donousa Magissa to rocky islets Makares if you are lucky you can see dolphins

Dublin

Visit the Guinness Storehouse where you’ll learn the incredible story of the world-famous porter beer.
Make sure to check out the EPIC Irish emigration museum named Europe's Leading Tourist Attraction for 3 years in a row.
Spend some time exploring Trinity College and its stunning Georgian Quarter campus on a student-led tour.
A little further south but still in the Georgian Quarter you’ll find Merrion Square, a little oasis in the busy city.
The Christ Church cathedral is one of the city’s oldest buildings, home to a 12th-century crypt. If you are lucky you can catch a concert here.
In Phoenix Park, Europe’s largest enclosed urban park, you will find Dublin Zoo, Ireland’s most popular family attraction.
If you’ve got a car or like a scenic walk, don't miss the Wicklow Mountains, your gateway to Wicklow, the garden of Ireland.

Durres

Durres is home to the largest archaeological museum in the country, the Durres Archaeological Museum, located near the beach
You can visit also the castle of Durres
There is also a very nice beach that you can visit in summer months the Durres beach

Erikoussa

Erikoussa is a small paradise where you can relax and come closer to nature.
Visit Bragini, an exotic beach with clear waters and sand covered in white lilies.
One of the main attractions is the old olive press which is still in operation.
Be treated to local delicacies at one of the few great restaurants on the island.
There are paths in Erikoussa that are easy to explore on foot, as the distance from its southernmost to northernmost side of the island is less than 3 km.
Don’t miss a beautiful walk to Fiki Beach for the most beautiful sunset of the Ionian Sea, sipping delicious cocktails.
You can go all around the island by bike using the dirt roads network.

Ermioni

Visit the church of Agii Anargiri, there is a remarkable library and a magnificent wood-carved iconostasis
Go for one day cruise and for scuba diving in the island of Kappari located at the entrance of the bay
Enjoy Katafyki gorge with rich vegetation and impressive caves on the rocks
Do a refreshing walk in the pine forest there is a very nice view there
Enjoy a coffee or lunch in the Mandrakia area near to the sea

Fethiye

Take a walk in the old town of Fethiye
Go swimming in Çalis beach
Visit the Valley of the Butterflies
Visit the ruins of Kadyanda
Visit the Tomb of Amyntas
Enjoy a coffee at Fethiye port overlooking the sea
Go shopping at the bazaar which usually takes place every Tuesday

Fishguard

Fishguard Fort is one of the historical key points of the Last Invasion of mainland Britain, lying on the Pembrokeshire Coast Path.
See the internationally famous Last Invasion Tapestry and find out more about the Last Invasion of mainland Britain.
Visit the Gorsedd Circle and imagine being surrounded by poets and musicians.
Pentre Ifan is the iconic symbol of ancient pre-Celtic people and their burial chambers.
Castell Henllys is situated about 12 miles north of Fishguard and is a faithful reconstruction of an Iron Age settlement and gives a living experience of what life was like for our ancient ancestors.

Folegandros

Explore the whitewashed back streets of Chora. You'll get an idea of how things used to be in the days of pirates and before mass tourism
Learn about the history and culture of the island by visiting the ecological and folklore museum of Folegandros in the village of Ano Mera. There are busses all year round going to the village
Visit the archaeological museum located in Kastro village. A small, but impressive museum worth visiting if you want to learn about the history of the island
Go swimming at Agali beach. A beautiful clearwater beach, that even in August it's not crowded
Try the local specialty pasta "Matsata". It's served with a rich tomato sauce and different types of meat including slow cooked rooster chicken or meatballs

Fourni

Visit Hrisomilia, located 14 km from town, with its numerous beaches and a lovely fishermen retreat
Go to the beautiful beaches of Psili Ammos Vlihada and Vitsilia and visit Thimena and Keramidou little islets
Make sure you take some local honey with you before you leave the island The thyme on Fourni is unique

Glossa (Skopelos)

Visit the impressive Agios Ioannis Church made famous worldwide by the first "Mama Mia" movie
Take a trip to Panormos beach. Unspoilt and very green, you'll love it
Take a hike to Agios Riginos monastery just above Skopelos town
Explore the Venetian castle and take a panoramic photo. One for those that like steps
Take a day trip to another island: The Sporades are all close together so nothing is stopping you

Glyfa

You can enjoy your coffee with a view of the sea
Go for a swim in the crystal clear waters of Glyfa
You can eat in a traditional fish tavern
From here you have the opportunity to travel to the islands of the Sporades and Northern Evia

Gytheio

You can visit the shipwreck Dimitrios
Visit also the lighthouse of Gythio
Visit the Historical and Ethnological Museum of Mani

Halki

The now deserted Palio Horio, built on a hill, is the ancient capital of the island
With a boat from Nimporio you can visit the Kelia cell with the frescoes on the rock

Harwich

If beaches are what you’re after, a visit to Dovercourt Bay is essential for its golden sand and panoramic views over the North Sea and Felixstowe Point.
From the beach you can see the High and Low lighthouses which were in use until 1917.
Enjoy traditional ales and a freshly caught lobster lunch at Alma Inn local pub.
Visit the carefully restored Redoubt Fort with its excellent sea views and its weaponry collections.
Finish your visit with traditional English fish and chips nearby at Piseas Chippy.

Heraklion (Crete)

Visit the 16th century Venetian fort of Koules and explore the cobbled streets in the old town
Visit the Knossos palace, located just 5km from Heraklion
Browse through the collections in the impressive Heraklion archaeological museum
Take your family to the Natural History Museum which includes an earthquake and tsunami simulator
Go swimming at Ammoudara beach. Close to town yet clean and beautiful

Holyhead

The highest mountain in Anglesey, Holyhead Mountain stands tall at 220 metres and boasts stunning coastal views from it’s summit.
Sandy and sheltered, Borth Wen Beach is popular with families and water sports enthusiasts alike. Head here for paddling, rock pooling and picnicking.
Penrhos Country Park near the stunning Beddmanarch Bay is a tranquil spot in which you can wander through majestic woodlands and past many varieties of flora and fauna.
Perched upon a small islet off the coast of Anglesey, South Stack Lighthouse was constructed in 1809 to signal ships away from perilous rocks.
The Harbourfront Bistro is a charming restaurant and bar located on Newry Beach in Holyhead Harbour, close to The Holyhead Maritime Museum.

Hook of Holland

Hook of Holland beach is one long stretch of sand. It’s 250 meters wide and about 3,5 km long.
The Koninging Emmaboulevard is a great place to watch ships come in and out of Hook of Holland port.
Biking and walking are two of the most popular things to do in Hook of Holland. The trails are very well marked and you find a biking or hiking trail easily.
There are 5 different museums in such a tiny area.
The Saam restaurant offers a lot of different options to try the famous Dutch pancakes.
Visit the Maeslantkering, the impressive steel barrier constructed to prevent floodings, as the Netherlands is built below sea level.
Het Vispaleis translates to "The Fish Palace" and you can find a lot of different fish options here.

Hydra

Visit the museums: the Historical Archives Museum, the Ecclesiastical Museum & the Kountouriotis Mansion
Buy some medicine at Rafalia’s Pharmacy: a piece of functioning history built in 1890
Explore the cobbled back streets of Hydra town and stop for a Greek coffee
Take a water taxi (boats and schedules can be found in town) to some exquisite beaches. Hydra doesn't have big beaches but has very clear waters. Try Bisti and St. Nikolaos beaches for a slice of paradise
Visit Leonard Cohen's old house. He lived on the island from 1960 to 1966

Igoumenitsa

Igoumenitsa is famous for the beaches, the two largest being Drepano and Makrigialos
Igoumenitsa is a very popular destination. During the summer you can organize day trips to the tiny neighboring islands of Paxi and Antipaxi
You can also enjoy diving and watersports on the beaches of Perdika and Parga
You can have an one day excursion in the mountains of Souli and visit the springs of the Acheron river
Horseback riding activities are available in the river fountains

Ios

Greek poet Homer's grave and the remains of ancient aquaduct at Plakoto area
The remains of the Venetian castle in Paliokastro
Visit the Folklore Museum, the Archaeological Museum and the Museum of Modern Art

Iraklia

If you like hiking, Iraklia is the best place! There are 8 trails that are very small so you can meet them in one day
Visit the nature reserve: Mericha bay is an ideal location for bird watching
You can visit Livadi beach and visit the Castle which was used as a fortress during the Middle Ages. Enjoy the nice view
After the third trail, you can visit the cave of Agios Ioannis: It is the largest cave in the Cyclades, and has rich formations of stalactites and stalagmites
You can go by private or local boat to the sandy beach Alimia, which is famous for the German seaplane that sunk during the war

Ithaca (Pisaetos)

Visit Frikes village for crystal clear waters and freshly caught fish
Share photos of Kioni village on Instagram. The prettiest village on the island
Explore Loizos Cave: Hidden treasure really was found here
Visit the deserted medieval settlement of Palaiochora
Learn about the Greek Revolution by visiting Karaiskakis' House. Karaiskakis was a great fighter

Kalymnos

Visit Telendos, the little island across which used to be connected to Kalymnos until an earthquake happened in 535 aD
The Temple of Apollo, who used to be the island's protector in ancient Greece and the archeological museum
The cave of Daskalio is located at Vathy, where prehistoric and Neolithic findings, as well as tools, have been excavated

Karpathos

The Acropolis of Arkassa, located on a hill with a gorgeous sea view
The Cave of Neptune is a unique natural site which in ancient times was used as a sanctuary
Visit the village of Olympos and admire the windmills which are the landmark of the island

Karystos

You can visit the beautiful beaches of Karystos some of them are Bouros beach, Chrysi ammos beach and Archaboli Gorge beach
You can also go for trekking in Mount Ochi that is the third largest mountain in Evia
You can explore the town of Karystos wander through the streets and discover classic Evian ouzo, taverns, and original neoclassical architecture

Kasos

Visit the old port of Bouka which was once a pirate harbour. It is located near the main port of Fri. Have a chat with the locals or just enjoy the magnificent sunset
Visit the dairy factory of the Vonaparti family. The only business on the island producing fine local cheese
Kasos is the ideal place for diving, windsurfing and sailing

Kastellorizo

One of the most beautiful underwater caves in the Mediterranean sea is found here. The Azure Cave, at the South of the island, is just a 20 minute ride on a boat
Paleokastro is the most important monument, found in the West part. It was built in 3th c.bC and a sign with the old name of the island "Megisti" is still there

Kavala

You can visit the Tobacco Museum
You can see also the house of Mehmet Ali
We also recommend to visit the archaeological site of Philippi, that has been declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site

Kea

Kea is the ideal island if you love sailing, wakeboard, windsurfing, jet ski, scuba-diving, etc
Discover Kea with Hiking,there are 12 trais to follow
Visit the cave of Agios Timotheos. there in the summer months something strange happens, water appears inside the cave
Visit the church of Agios Charalampos who is the protector of the island, there you can see the remnants of the medieval castle
Visit the southeastern part of Kea to admire some of the rare plant species that are also protected by Natura 2000

Kiel

The largest sailing festival in the world, "Kieler Woche", draws people from around the world, and the entire town turns into an international craft & food fair.
Laboe is an attractive port with an impressive naval memorial which you can visit and includes an actual U-Boat.
Visit Kiel's cathedral which is the oldest building in the city and miraculously survived the intense bombing during World War II.
South of Kiel, in the suburb of Molfsee, you can visit the Open Air Museum.
For traditional German food head to Ratskeller Kiel and taste delicacies like schnitzel and bratkartoffel, along with locally brewed beer.

Kimolos

Kimolos is located very near to Milos so you can go the for one day cruise
Southeast of Kimolos you can visit the nissos Poliaigos the biggest uninhabited of Cyclades with the beautiful shores
Go for swimming in the Beach Karras, there you can dive from the rock that looks like an elephant
Go for hiking to visit Skiadi, there is a huge stone mushroom, a rare monument that is included in the atlas of the geological monuments of the Aegean
Go for a tour of the castle there you can learn the history of the island from the old years

Kissamos

You can visit the famous Balos Lagoon
Visit the Ancient City of Polyrinia
Admire the findings in the Archaeological Museum

Kos

Go see the tree of Hippocrates. It's in the town near the port.
Visit the impressive Roman amphitheatre just behind Kos town.
Visit the medieval settlement of Palia Pyli on side of Mount Dikeos.
Have fun renting a bike. Kos town is quite flat and great fun to see on bike. Outside town there are also lots of trails to explore.
Visit the hot springs in Therma beach. Some people swear by the healing qualities of the mud.

Koufonisia

If you like hiking there are many trails to follow, this you can enjoy is untill the church of Profiti Hlia with the nice view of the neighboring islands admiring the sunset
Visit Agios Georgios church in chora, is the protector of the island eu
You can go one day cruise to Glaronisi for swimming in the turquoise waters and see the seagulls
Visit the caves of Xilompati, consists of two caves and you can find them 150 m from the beach Pori
You can take the local boat from the port and make one day sailing to Kato Koufonisi and Keros watching all the amazing beaches

Kusadasi

Visit the Library of Celsus, the Temple of Artemis, and the Grand Theater in the ancient Greek city of Ephesus
Ladies Beach and Long Beach are popular choices for relaxing by the sea
Kusadasi offers an array of restaurants and eateries where you can savor traditional Turkish dishes and seafood
If you are traveling with kids visit Adaland and Aqua Fantasy water parks

Kyllini

Visit the castle Xlemoutsi, which used to be was the most important castle of the Achaia principality
Enjoy Neda Waterfalls: the small "treasure" of the Peloponnese
Visit the thermal springs located in a natural forest
Ancient Olympia is very near if you want to do one a short trip
If you like adventure you can explore the forest

Kythira

Visit the local museums and the numerous churches and monasteries.
Make sure you will also admire the beatiful sights that nature has created: the Tsakonas canyon, the waterfalls of Neraida or Fonissa, the rocky islet Hytra and the cave of Agia Sofia

Kythnos

The only open-air Mesolithic settlement known in Greece
Katafyki, one of the Greece's largest caves is located at Dryopida
Last but not least, the Kythnos thermal baths with two springs open to the public

Lavrio

Visit the archeological museum of Lavrion
Visit the temple of Poseidon in Sounio
Visit the technological cultural park of Lavrio
Visit the archaeological site of Thoriko
Visit the Lavrio Mineralogical museum
You can enjoy your coffee with a view of the sea
You can eat in a traditional fish tavern

Lemnos

Spend a day at Myrina, the island's capital, walk on the stone pavements and visit the beautiful museum made by the Italians
Make sure you visit Polichni, the oldest town in Europe, opposite Troy, founded as a neolithic village in 4.000 bC
Northeast of Hephaistia, a Sanctuary to the Kabiri has been discovered, with inscriptions dating back to the 5th cbC
A big surprise are the sanddunes of Lemnos, formed by the prevailing North winds, resembling a miniature of Sahara desert
Visit the castle of Myrina where deers live and move freely

Lesbos

The 20 million-year-old petrified forest at Sigri is one of a kind and certainly worth visiting along with its natural history museum
Visit the archaeological museum and learn about the island's rich history
Explore ancient Lesbos. Visit the Castle in Molyvos, the Roman aquaduct in Moria and the archaeological site in Mesa
Explore some or all of the 14 waterfalls found on the island and visit the impressive Eressos dam

Lipsi

If you prefer cultural sightseeing, you can discover archaeological sites, walking through ancient ruins. Visit the Ecclesiastical - Folklore Museum
Lipsi is a great destination to go hiking and island-hopping to small islets and neighbouring islands
Beaches in Lipsi are magical and have crystal-clear waters. Most of them have shallow waters, but not much natural shade or umbrellas

Liverpool

To appreciate the city’s commercial importance, walk from Lime Street Railway Station through the heart of the city until you reach the River Mersey.
In Albert Dock, a renovated shipping warehouses area, you can visit the Beatles Story, Tate Liverpool, Maritime, and Slavery Museums (all three museums free).
If you are a Beatles fan, book a tour to places like Penny Lane, Strawberry Fields, the Casbah Coffee Club, and the Cavern Club.
Liverpool has a large pedestrian mall zone consisting of Lord, Church, Whitechapel and Paradise streets.
Visit the two cathedrals that dominate Liverpool's skyline.
Try a sausage roll at Gregg's bakery.

Livorno

Mascagni Terrace is Livorno’s symbolic place. Enjoy this huge panoramic terrace even if you are visiting just for a few hours.
Livorno’s most famous monument is the sculptural group of the Four Moors placed in the centre of Piazza Micheli and overlooking the Old Dock.
Fortezza Vecchia is a defensive complex with an irregular plan located in the port area.
Piccola Venezia is the city's most evocative district in the heart of the historic center. You can stroll along its canals, bridges and small squares.
The Livorno Aquarium is one of the most important in Italy and is situated next to the Terrazza Mascagni.
Head for the Livornesi Mountains Park, a green oasis of about 1300 hectares.

Marmaris

Visit the Marmaris Castle which dates back to the 16th century and offers panoramic views of the town and surrounding coastline. It also houses the Marmaris Museum which showcases artifacts from the region.
Wander through the narrow streets of the old town of Marmaris and find charming shops and local cafes there.
Spend a day soaking up the sun on Marmaris beach, a long stretch of sandy shoreline with clear azure waters ideal for swimming and water sports.
Take a boat trip to Dalyan to visit the famous mud baths and thermal springs and visit the ancient Lycian rock tombs.
Experience traditional Turkish culture and cuisine at a Turkish night show, which typically includes live music, belly dancing and delicious local dishes.
Explore the neighboring resort town of Icmeler, known for its picturesque beach, lively promenade and water sports activities.

Mastihari

Visit an early Christian Basilica at the end of the road along the shoreline
You can take a walk around the village or rent a bike and set off to explore the region
Thanks to the location of the village the sunset is one of the best on the island.

Mathraki

Mathraki is mainly a free-camping destination so do not expect to find any luxurious hotels. There are only a few rooms to let around the port area.
On the west side, a short walk from the church of Kato Mathraki leads to different and varied beaches opposite the satellite islet of Trachia.
Most beaches, such as Apidies, Arvanitiko, and Fyki are pebbled. The only sandy beach in Mathraki is Portello, a beautiful long seashore on the eastern coast, with enticing waters and surrounded by lush greenery.

Mesta (Chios)

Visit Nea Moni Chiou the most important medieval monument protected by UNESCO
Visit the museum of Masticha, located in the village Pyrgi
Go for one day cruise to Oinousses and Psara
Do scuba diving and snorkeling. Chios is one of the ten best places for this sports in Europe
Visit the castle of Chios which is located in the northern part of the island

Methana

From Methana you can visit the famous theatre of Epidaurus
Visit the Volcano of Kameni Chora
The waterfalls at the Diavologefyro
You can visit one of the beaches of Methana Agii Anargiri they are famous about their blue clear waters

Milos

Visit the out-of-this-world beaches in Sarakiniko. Bright white rocks meet clear azure waters. Search for photos on Google
Visit the Milos Mining Museum. The Venus de Milo is made from marble OF Milos. Explore the mining history of the island
Explore the Catacombs of Milos near Trypiti. The impressive catacombs stretch more than 180 metres in three tunnels and date from the 1st c. AD
Be amazed by the Ancient Theatre of Milos. A stunning site in a stunning location. Built in the 3rd c. bC
Visit the Venetian Castle in the capital: Plaka and make sure you're there for the sunset. You won't be dissapointed

Mykonos

Go clubbing: Cavo Paradiso and the Skandinavian Bar & Club are two of the most famous venues
Have an iced coffee or a cocktail in little Venice
Go on a day trip to the archaeological site on Delos island
Visit the archaeological museum of Mykonos
Visit the Aegean maritime museum

Myli (Agistri)

The west coast of the island is ideal for scuba diving to explore the ancient antiquities lying at the bottom of the sea
A hike to Panagia of Metohi will pay off with the beautiful view
The touristic train will take you to the beautiful beaches of Agistri

Napoli

Mt. Vesuvius is a Naples attraction not to be missed. Known for covering Pompeii with ash, rock and lava 2,000 years ago it is just 10 kilometers from Naples.
A performance at the San Carlo Theatre, one of the most prestigious opera houses in the world, is a temptation one should not resist.
Get lost in the city's labyrinth streets, on a nice walk in Spaccanapoli, followed by some shopping in Via Toledo or at the Posillipo Market.
Close the day with an aperitif in Piazza Bellini, full of clubs, or with a tour of local street food like fried pizza, fritters, sfogliatelle and babà.
A tour of the fascinating Galleria Borbonica is a must if you have any interest in underground Naples.
Enjoy the sun and fresh air in the San Martino Vineyards, located on Vomero hill.
Science, medicine and art come together in the Anatomy Museum in Naples, one of the oldest in the world.
Visit the Castel dell’ Ovo, the oldest standing fortification in Naples. The castle’s name comes from a legend about the Roman poet Virgil.

Naxos

Naxos is a piece of paradise in the middle of the Aegean Sea
Visit the many rustic villages of Naxos like Halki, Koronos and Apiranthos
Drive to the other end of the island to find empty beaches even in August
Eat traditional, home cooked food made with local produce in the villages
Trek up to the highest peak in the Cyclades, on Mountain Zas, at 1004 m
While in town, go for a swim under the landmark gate of Naxos, "Portara"
Visit Kouros of Apollonas and Melanes

Neapoli Vion

Neapoli has been inhabited since the Helladic times and boasts many archaeological findings that invite you to discover.
Explore the beautiful beaches near the port of Neapoli and relax under the sun.
At a short distance from the port, you can find nice and cheap restaurants where you can enjoy your meal by the sea.
Enjoy the landscape with the sharp contrasts. Small villages perched on the mountain and others lying next to the sea are there for you.

Nisyros

Nisyros is actually an active volcano. Admire the caldera and the crater which is out of this world
A network of 40 signposted paths is at your disposal in order to explore the island by hiking
The public thermal baths offer you a warm mix of sea water, rain and geothermal fluids
Go for swimming in the beach Lyes with dark sand small bays. There you can find the famous canteen "Oasi"
Visit Palaiokastro, the fortification of the ancient city of Nisyros and one of the best maintained fortifications in the Aegean

Oinousses

The Nautical Museum hosts interesting exhibits from Greek nautical life and amazing ships miniatures
The Monastery of Annunciation and the marvelous garden that the lady monks take care of
Some frescoes of the famous painter Fotis Kontoglou can be admired in the aforementioned Monastery

Olbia

Take an interesting walk through the streets of the old town.
The Gallura region has many remains of the Nuragic civilization with lots of archaeological sites worth visiting.
The east coast near Olbia has beautiful beaches with turquoise waters.
Most of the activities you can do in Olbia involve tours and excursions of the coast.
Taste the local wine at the land of Vermentino, Sardinia's white wine.
Visit the Olbia Museum and walk through the city's history with short movies, explanations, and plenty of relics.
Located right in front of the Museum of Archeology, the Maestosa Ferris Wheel is the main attraction of Olbia’s nightlife.

Othoni

Kastri Cape on the eastern coast boasts the remnants of a Venetian castle and a striking lighthouse perched 100 meters above sea level.
A network of paths meandering through lush vegetation, connects the coastal areas to the island's interior, offering an ideal terrain for hiking enthusiasts.
The island's fertile lands nurture abundant vegetation, including numerous ancient olive trees, some dating back over 400 years.
Explore Aspri Ammos and Xilosirmi beaches, only accessible by boat.
Swimming inside the Cave of Calypso with its shining emerald waters is a must.
Divers and underwater photography enthusiasts will appreciate the wreck of the Italian steamship "Sara" at the bottom of the sea at Fyki beach.
Discover the white cross in the homonymous area. This is a monument to the great massacre of the residents by the infamous pirate Barbarossa in 1537.

Palermo

Visit the Palermo Cathedral with influences from Roman, Norman, Greek, Arabic, Gothic, Sicilian Baroque and Catalan architecture.
Appreciate the tomb of Frederick II, who is considered one of the greatest emperors of the Middle Ages.
Explore the Royal Palace, the Palazzo dei Normanni. There was a time when this location was the home of the Kings that led Palermo.
Palermo has the best street food in Europe and the fifth in the world and you can taste it in the street markets.
Go biking through the old alleys in Old Town or the seaside of Mondello. There are many itineraries you can follow.
Palermo’s Museo Archeologico Regionale is 10 minutes’ walk from the terminal and the celebrated Vucciria market.
Mondello Beach is an easy 25-minute bus ride from the city and it is stunning.

Paros

Paros was renowned for its fine white marble from the 6th cBC. It is believed Venus de Milo statue was made out of Parian marble
Visit the nature reserve: The valley of butterflies
Go for a walk and swim in Paros park: a protected natural area by the sea
Drink a cocktail in Naoussa: Paros' "little Mykonos"
Walk from Parikia to Marcelo beach

Patmos

Visit Chora and the Monastery of St. John. There's a byzantine church, a museum and an amazing view
Visit the Cave of the Apocalypse. It's a UNESCO World Heritage site and attracts many pilgrims. It's where John wrote his controversial revelations
Go trekking. The old roads that were used by horses and donkeys have now become a series of paths for hikers. You'll find a variety of long and short routes
Eat and drink in Skala. Despite not being a very large island, you'll find a large variety of tavernas, especially seafood tavernas
Visit Grikos beach and village. Crystal clear water ant trees offering precious shade and a spit that extends into the sea. A little piece of paradise

Patras

The city of Patras is a great destination for summer or winter holidays. The location of Patras is in the middle of Greece so you can visit beautiful villages and towns in Greece in a short distance
The city of Patras is famous for its carnival. The feast lasts for many days and ends with a very impressive parade
You can go to one of many squares of Patras to drink a coffee and also you can taste one of the famous local product, the Tendura liquor

Paxos

Paxos is one of the most beautiful islands in Greece. Located in the smallest island group of the Ionian Sea, it's a great destination for a relaxing holiday.
The picturesque fishing villages, the superb beaches, and the cosmopolitan flair of the island, create a magical setting. In Gaios, the port of Paxos and the island's capital, you can find many restaurants, bars, tavernas, and hotels.
There are some popular beaches with sunbeds and amenities, but most beaches are unspoiled and remote, making them ideal for swimming and diving.
Visit Erimitis beach before the sunset. The beach suddenly emerged in 2008 following a big landslide and today is the most popular beach. There is also a nice bar restaurant where you can enjoy a cocktail or a meal during the sunset.
The thermal springs of Paxos have been known since ancient times. Most of them are sulphurous and are therapeutic especially in rheumatic and skin diseases. The most important are the Ozia's, the Gianna's and the Glyfada springs.
Explore the island's rich history by visiting its historical attractions like the 15th c. Venetian Castle, designed by Leonardo Da Vinci, and the folklore museum.

Piraeus

You can travel to almost all the major island groups in Greece
You can eat in traditional fish taverns
You can go shopping of Piraeus
You can enjoy your coffee with a view of sea
Visit a Piraeus Museum
Visit the Churches of Piraeus
See a Show at the Municipal Theatre

Poros

Enjoy the best panoramic view of the island from the clock tower, the landmark of Poros
Visit the Temple of Poseidon, standing in the northern part of the island since 520 bC
After a short boat trip to Galatas, you will see a hill covered with more than 30.000 lemon and orange trees

Porto Heli

Town beach is the main beach of Porto Heli is located in a short walk from the village centre
Boat trip to Spetses island from the port of Porto Heli there are hydrofoils to the neighbouring island of Spetses
You can visit Ancient Epidaurus it's only one hour away by car
Visit the Ververonta Lake, is a spot of great natural beauty

Porto Torres

Visit the Aragonese Tower, just outside the port. It is 14 meters high and 13 meters wide, and dates back to Spanish times (1323 AD).
The Basilica of San Gavino is the biggest and oldest Romanic church in Sardinia. It houses the remains of Saints Gavino, Proto and Gianuario.
The Sanctuary of San Gavino a Mare, also known as the church of Balai, has a commanding position overlooking the small beach of Balai.
The Museum of the Antiquarium Turritano hosts archaeological findings that document the various phases of the life of the Roman city of Turris Libisonis.
In addition to the museum, we recommend a visit to the wide archaeological area that includes the Central Thermal Baths.
If you like history, 5 km from the city center, close to the State Road 131 Carlo Felice, you can visit the Hypogeum Necropolis of Su Crucifisu Mannu.
The Prehistoric Altar in Monte d'Accoddi is the oldest building in Italy!
Swim at Pelosa beach, considered the most beautiful beach in Sardinia thanks to its fine sand.

Psara

The 67 little chapels are the landmark of Psara, scattered all around the island with one family dedicated to maintain each of them
By the sea, nearby the town you can find the "Spitalia" (from the word "hospital"), the 5 small houses where islanders used to stay in quarantine when they returned to the island from their voyages

Rafina

In Rafina there are many shops if you want to have a look
There are many taverns and grill houses where you can have a delicious meal
If you want to swim you can visit the Marikes beach, just 1.5 km south of the port
Visit Agios Nikolaos church for the best view of the Aegean Sea

Rethymnon

Visit the Venetian castle of Fortezza which dominates the city
Be amazed by the Rethymnon caves. There are about 800
Go to the beach. Despite being a city, Rethymon has great beaches
Explore the old city and learn about Turkish and Venetian cultures
Visit the beautiful Rimondi fountain in the old town

Rhodes

Stroll in the Medieval City of Rhodes, the largest and best preserved fortified city in Europe
Visit the Archaeological museum and pay a visit to the Süleyman mosque
Admire the impressive art deco buildings near Mandraki harbour
Make an excursion to Lindos, a miniature of Cyclades, with its Acropolis and the nice beach of Agios Pavlos
The butterfly valley of Rhodes, 26 km from the city, home to thousands of butterflies of various species
Enjoy the panoramic view of the Aegean, from Mt. Philerimos overlooking the small town of Ialyssos
Take a photo from the top of "Roloi" clock tower, for an impressive panorama to share on Instagram

Rosslare

Rosslare is the sunniest spot in Ireland with long and beautiful sandy beaches.
Rent a sea kayak and paddle on the crystal clear waters of Curracloe beach.
Visit the Irish National Heritage Park just a 15-minute drive from Rosslare.
Take an interesting looped hike around the village, with a breathtaking view of the harbour and the beach.
Rosslare Harbour Festival embraces Rosslare Harbour’s connections with French and Welsh ports.
Rosslare is home to two different "Sli na Slainte" walks.

Salerno

Salerno Cathedral was constructed in the 11th century and is the “must-see” cathedral, considered by many to be the most beautiful medieval church in Italy.
Magnificent views are the reward for those deciding to venture up the hill to the 8th-century Castello di Arechi castle.
Travel back in time during a visit to the timeworn Greek city of Paestum, dating back to the 5th century.
Extending 5 miles along the beach, Lungomare Trieste is a picturesque, palm-tree-lined promenade with spectacular views of the sea and surrounding hills.
Swim at the Baia Beach, the largest beach in Salerno, located just past the port.
Art lovers should look no further than Museo Pinacoteca Provinciale, a comprehensive museum located in the historic quarter.

Samothrace

Located in the northern part of the island, the Sanctuary of the Great Gods is one of the most interesting sights to visit in Samothrace
Visit the nature reserve: The valley of butterflies
Castelo Gattilusi is a semi-destroyed fortress built in 15th c., located not far from the city of Paleopoli
Fonias Gorge is considered one of the most beautiful and romantic spots on the sland
The beach of Pachia Ammos is the most famous beach in the southern part of the island

Santorini

Enjoy the sunset with a cockail in Fira or the quiter area of Oia
Visit the Bronze Age settlement of Akrotiri
Be amazed by the Minoan frescoes in the Museum of Prehistoric Thera
Visit the stunning and unusual Red Beach
Go on a day trip to the volcanic caldera island of Thirassia

Saranda

You have to visit the Blue Eye is a water spring and natural phenomenon occurring.A popular tourist attraction, the clear blue water of the river can be seen from a depth of more than fifty metres. Divers have descended to fifty metres, but it is still unclear what the actual depth of the karst hole is
South of Saranda, there is Ksamil, one of the best beach destinations in Albania. Ksamil is also called “the Ionian pearl” because of its beauty
You can visit the monastery of forty saints built on a hill behind the bay in the 15th century

Schinoussa

You can see all the beaches of the island in one day! The only thing you must do is to take one small boat from Mersini
Ιn Schinoussa you can visit the Pirate Cave on the way to the port, a cave in the rocks named after a pirate who vandalized the Panagia Akathi church
Visit the Venetian fortress above the Fountana beach on the east coast and enjoy the view
If you like hiking you can walk from the north side passing through Vargies (the highest point of the island). From there you can see all the neighbouring islands. The hike ends at the Gerolimnionas beach, known for its clear blue waters
If you like surfing you can visit Almyro, ideally with northeast wind
Go for swimming in the Livadi Livadi. This is the best choice with "meltemi" (North wind)

Serifos

In the Folk Museum you can see utensils and items of the islanders' every day life
Hiking up to the Kastro will reward you with the unique view of the sunset from there
You can cross the underground canopy all the way to Koutalas, only with an experienced local guide

Sifnos

Take a panoramic photo from Kastro village Kastro means castle and here you 'll be able to explore the old castle, see old mansions and there's also a breathtaking view
Go to the beach. Despite being a small island Sifnos has many great beaches. Try Vathy beach Faros beach and right near the port Kamares beach
Visit the Archaeological Museum located in Kastro village this small but impressive small museum is worth a visit if you want to learn about the history of the island
Go hiking If you enjoy nature then Sifnos is for you as there are plenty of well-signposted trails throughout the island Visit in spring to see the island at its greenest
Visit Apollonia and stop for a coffee or a delicious meal in this typically Cycladic small town with white washed buildings and bougainvilleas

Sikinos

Swimming to Agios Georgios
Dining in a tavern in Agios Georgios
Walking in the narrow alleys of the Castle
Visit the Church of the Diocese
In Kastro, visit the Pantanassa Church - founded in 1787 - and the Byzantine Museum
In Chorio, take a walk to the Old Olive Press and the Folklore Museum
In Chora, visit the Zoodohos Pigi Monastery and the traditional windmills

Sitia

You must taste the famous "xerotigana" and "kalitsounia"
Visit the Archaeological Museum of Sitia
Visit the Kazarma Fortress
Visit the Folklore Museum
See archeological site of Zakros
Walk the Gorge of the Dead

Skiathos

Take a hike to the historic old fortified castle (Kastro) for some breathtaking scenery
Be amazed by the breathtaking natural beauty of Strofilia lagoon
Take a boat trip to swim and explore the sea caves on the north side of the island
See a movie under the stars at the open air cinema
Enjoy the nightlife! Skiathos enjoys a surprisingly good nightlife including some clubs

Skopelos

Visit the impressive Agios Ioannis Church made famous worldwide by the first "Mama Mia" movie
Take a trip to Panormos beach. Unspoilt and very green, you'll love it
Take a hike to Agios Riginos monastery just above Skopelos town
Explore the Venetian castle and take a panoramic photo. One for those that like steps
Take a day trip to another island: The Sporades are all close together so nothing is stopping you

Spetses

The cave of Bekiris has impressive stalagmites while a small part of the cave is covered with sand
The west coast of the island is ideal for scuba diving to explore the antiquities lying at the bottom of the sea
One of the oldest lighthouses in Greece is found at Spetses' old port and is 27 metres high
The two museums on Spetses are worth visiting as they are hosting the rich history of the island

Symi

Enjoy a Greek coffee at one of the traditional "cafes" in the promenade. Most shops are located in the main squares, Kampos at the old shipyard and Skala
Climb the hundreds of steps to reach Ano (upper) Symi, known as Kali Strata. The panoramic view from the summit will reward your journey

Syros

Check out the archaeological and industrial museums before you leave Ermoupoli
Accompany a Greek coffee with the famous, multicoloured aromatic delights ("loukoumia") and local nougat pie ("halvadopita")
The Customs Office, Catholic Cathedral and last but not least the emblematic Apollon Theatre are all proof of the multicultural island's past
Even the townhall is worth visiting here, as it is the work of the famous architect Ernst Ziller

Thessaloniki

You can enjoy your coffee with a sea view at the Sailing Club
Go for a walk on the seafront
Visit the Rotonda Monument
Visit the Medieval Castle
Visit the numerous Byzantine churches

Thirassia

You can g for a walk to Chora
You have to go for swimming to the black beach
Visit Potamos a traditional village in Thirassia
You have to go for food to one of the traditional taverns of Korfo

Tilos

Visit the deserted village of Mikro Horio, between the main port and the island’s capital. Abandoned after the 1940s, it has only a small bar open during the summer
See the archaeological and paleontological findings at the museum inside the town hall
The Monastery of Agios Panteleimonas, dedicated to the protector saint of the island, is worth a visit

Tinos

The impressive church of the Annunciation, is the symbol of Greek Orthodoxy. On August 15th, believers climb the stairway on their knees as an oblation
Admire the granite rocks in Volax and Voliaka and pay a visit at the Temple of Neptune in Kionia
In the valley near Tarampados village you may count up to 600 dovecotes, dating back to the 18th and 19th century
Tinos boasts more than ten different museums and of course many beautiful beaches to lay back on after visiting them
Visit Agios Petros: These are 2 sandy beaches separated by a rock, on which the homonymous chapel is located. Characteristic of the beach is a wrecked ship. It's not organised, so you need to have with you everything you need

Tunis

The first thing to see is the Medina. Inside you can admire the Zitouna Mosque and the Dar El Bey and Dar Ben Abdallah palaces.
Visit the old European districts, built at the beginning of the 20th century, like Avenue Bourguiba.
The town of La Goulette itself features some of Tunis' best seafood restaurants.
Do not miss the sandy beaches of Hammamet in the south of the city of Tunis.
Tunisian food markets offer a great introduction to local culture, and Tunis' Marché Centrale is particularly atmospheric.
Bardo Museum is Tunisia's top museum thanks to its magnificent collection of Roman mosaics.

Turgutreis

If you are there on a Saturday make sure you visit the street bazaar, one of the largest and most vibrant markets in the region.
Explore the volcanic landscape with the available walking and trekking tours.
There are daily boat trips to Gumusluk, Karaincir, Akyarlar and Yalikavak
With its golden sands and clear waters, Turgutreis Beach is perfect for swimming, sunbathing, and water sports.
A short distance from Turgutreis, Kadikalesi is a charming seaside village known for its sandy beach and relaxed atmosphere.
Rabbit island, named after the numerous rabbits that inhabit it, is located just off the coast of Turgutreis and is accessible by boat.

Venice

Venice is a city with a very big history it was an important cultural and financial center since the Middle Ages.
Venice is also famous about her carnival that take place in February every year since 1979.
There are many sightseeings in venice that tou can visit some of them are: Rialto Bridge,Venetian Arsenal, Gallerie dell'Accademia and Bridge of Sighs
Also in Venice you can go for one day trip to the colorful and picturesque islands some of them are: Burano: an old fishing village with impressive colorful houses, Mazzorbo: connected to Burano by a bridge, an island famous for its wine tradition and others.

Vlora

The town is surrounded by gardens and olive groves and the view of the sunset on the bay is unique.
The city of Vlora is one of the most beautiful cities in Albania, where the sea and the rocky slopes of the rugged coast are combined.
The most visited attractions are the historical Museum of Independence, the sea terrace of Kuzum Baba, the Murade mosque, and The Jewish Street.
The Monastery of Saint Mary on the island of Zvërnec can be accessed through a narrow wooden bridge.
Vlora is known for its vibrant nightlife and there are many pubs, nightclubs, restaurants, and bars, especially in the area of "Cold Water" (Uji i Ftohte), about 3 km from the city center.
Here is one of the country's biggest resorts, the Marina Bay Luxury Resort & Spa.

Volos

Volos is a city that you can walk it and explore the attractions like: The Athanasakeio Archaeological Museum
Visit the The Museum of Industrial History in the Tsalapata complex
The Neolithic archaeological settlements of Sesklo and Diminio
You can do an one day trip to Pelion
You can visit also the district of ‘Palia’, in the western part of the city

Zakynthos

Discover how Zante used to be before the earthquake of 1953 by visiting the Roma Mansion
Take an organised kayak trip around the blue caves in the north of the island
Take photos of the famous ship-wreck beach: Navagio. Possibly the most famous beach in Europe
Go on an excursion to the tiny island of Marathonisi: also known as Turtle Island
Visit Gerakas Beach - one of the best beaches on the island and never packed

Aegiali (Amorgos) address & GPS

Aegiali Port

Port of Aegiali, Aegiali, Cyclades Islands, 84008, Greece.

Telephone: +30 22850 73037
Fax: +30 22850 22219

GPS Co-ordinates

25.976 ° N, 36.9009 ° E