A quiet beach with pebbles and turquoise waters, 850 m from the village. It is most ideal when northern and western winds are

Also known as Harokopou, Finikas beach is approximately 1,400 m from Chorio. You can reach this sandy beach with glass-like waters and views to Keros Island, with a 20′ minute

Its landscape is dominated by the Cycladic wild beauty, exotic touches and the shallow, in tropical shade of the Caribbean waters, that are always, as the north and west winds

If you are a discovery enthusiast, you should definitely visit this small cave near Pori, walking along the coastline, to the right end of the bay (3′ from Pisina beach).

To travel to Ano Koufonisi is to gather a cornucopia of experiences. Relax in the waters of tiny creeks, seemingly made only for two, follow the coastal route to reach

A tiny, pebbly, almost private cove for serenity, solitary dips and soul-searching until dusk. The view of sunrise from Spilia beach is splendid, to say the

The first time you behold Pori, you feel like starring in the “Return to the Blue Lagoon” sequel: the waters are hued with the purest blue tones, the sand is

This beach certainly lives up to its name, which means “swimming pool” in Greek! Nestled between Italida and Pori, on the eastern part of Ano Koufonisi, Pisina proves that Nature

The main beach of Kato Koufonisi is the ultimate destination for modern Robinson Crusoes and camp enthusiasts. It is heaven on earth for those who want to live like today’s

This barren, mountainous, uninhabited and mysterious land oozes with inexplicable energy. They say that if you gaze at Keros from Ano Koufonisi on a full moon night, you will discern

A strait only 200 m wide separates it from Ano Koufonisi, yet when the boat stops at the old settlement of Panagia, you feel like time stands still in this

A masterpiece of… Mother Nature, in Kato Koufonisi. On the northwestern part of the island, scattered rocks emerging from the glass blue sea of Lesser Cyclades welcome you to this

A walk to Loutro, an area in Chorio, and the dockyard of 1980 will take you back to days long gone, when fishing boats were repaired and maintained with traditional

Although the official name of this sandy beach is Platia Pounda, it became widely known as “Italida”, (“Italian woman” in Greek) because the owner of the estate above the coast

Its permanent winged inhabitants gave this island their name, which means ”Island of Seagulls” in Greek and is only 600 m. from Kato Koufonisi. Seagulls choose this virgin land to