The sand theme found in Levrossos is continued right next, at a small shore with a flair of secrecy for solitary dives and absolute serenity. It can be accessed by

Unseen from the sea, away from the blue waters surrounding the island, Chora of Amorgos stands in all its majesty on the top of a hill, overlooking the Aegean from

Hard to reach, secret and one-of-a-kind, it enjoys the reputation of the perfect spearfishing destination. Following the trail that starts from Asfondilitis settlement, you will approach a secluded bay, where

Under the church of the same name at the tip of Xilokeratidi, this beach strikes as the perfect place for carefree moments, splashing in the crystal-clear waters and taking laid-back

Although it is located right next to Agia Anna beach, this tiny cove has a rugged appearance, with steep white rocks, but with the same turquoise water embrace. It is

A beach worth visiting for its unique landscape, as it is fully covered by stone slabs (“plakes” in Greek, hence the name). Lay your beach towel on salt-chiseled rocks and

Here, in one of the largest beaches of the island, stretching up to 1 km, there is a place for everyone, but mainly for families that find shade under lush

An uninhabited islet, just 300 meters away from the shores of Amorgos. You can reach it with a fishing boat from Agios Pavlos or with a yacht, to indulge in

That February of 1980, northers were blowing at force ten, when “Olympia”, a Cypriot-flagged ship ended up in Liveros Bay. Despite the efforts for a safe anchorage, the miscalculations of

The Amorgos’ version of wild beauty at the south part of the island, very close to Kamari and Arkessini. Once you see the views to Mouros beach from up above,

The calmness of the area, the light playing with the azure waters, the sugar-like beach and the amenities (umbrellas, sunbeds, and an open air bar) are the features that make

Right next to Ormos Aegialis (or just Aegiali) beach, yet it remains secluded and off the tourists’ radar. It used to be a nudists-only beach in the past, but now

Leaving Chora behind and heading to Kato Meria, you suddenly realize that the landscape changes. Here, at the southwestern part of the island, the scenery includes fields, farmhouses and domestic

The main port of Amorgos and the best natural harbor of Cyclades is located almost at the center of the island, 6 km away from Chora. Once you set your

“Sister” to Agia Anna beach, which you will discover within a few minutes of hiking on a narrow, steep trail leading to a minuscule beach, ideal for naturists. Kambi is