Area Guides:

Andros

Andros, the northernmost gem of the Cyclades, offers a unique blend of natural beauty, cultural richness, and authentic Greek charm.

Easily accessible by ferry from the port of Rafina (a journey of approximately 2 hours), Andros unfolds as a haven of tranquility and captivating landscapes.

Unlike its more arid counterparts, Andros boasts an abundance of water, with cascading waterfalls and crystalline springs nourishing its fertile lands. The renowned Sariza spring, known for its therapeutic properties, attracts visitors seeking rejuvenation and wellness. Explore the island’s diverse terrain through a network of hiking trails, leading to hidden coves, ancient monasteries nestled amidst the mountains, and breathtaking panoramic views.

Andros Town, the island’s capital, exudes an air of elegance with its Venetian and neoclassical architecture. Wander through the charming streets, admire the grand mansions, and visit the impressive Maritime Museum, a testament to the island’s rich seafaring history. Venture further to discover picturesque villages like Stenies and Batsi, where traditional stone houses adorned with vibrant bougainvillea create a postcard-perfect setting.

Beyond its natural beauty, Andros offers a delightful culinary experience. Savour fresh seafood caught daily, indulge in local dairy products, and treat yourself to the island’s famous “amygdalota” almond cookies. Whether you seek relaxation on pristine, sandy beaches, exploration of historical sites, or immersion in nature’s embrace, Andros promises an unforgettable Greek island escape.