Category: Explore
Explore things to do in Amorgos. Attractions, points of interest, monuments, churches, museums and beaches of Amorgos.
Attractions
Attractions of Amorgos. Historic and Archaeological Monuments, Museums and sites worthy to visit in Amorgos.
Beaches
The beautiful beaches of Amorgos, with crystal clear water and magnificent landscapes.
Churches
Churches of Amorgos, with traditional Cycladic architecture. Explore small chapels and bigger Churches and Monasteries.
Constantly inhabited from the 11th century B.C. to the 4th century A.D., the Ancient Minoa features the ruins of several ancient constructions and buildings.
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Kalotaritissa beach in southern Amorgos is a long beach with white sand and crystal clear water. The beach has a few trees for shade, while there are sunbeds and umbrellas as well.
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Ayia Triada (the Holy Trinity) is a beautiful traditional small church that was built high on the hill above Aegiali, most probably during the period of the pirates in the Aegean.
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The Monastery of Panayia Chozoviotissa, the Patron of Amorgos, is a spectacular structure built on a huge cliff and seems as if it is hanging from it.
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Ayia Paraskevi is one of the most celebrated Churches in Amorgos. It is located in the southern part of Amorgos, close to Kalofana village.
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Ancient Aegiali is an ancient settlement on Vigla hill, across Tholaria, in the northern part of Amorgos. The settlement was inhabited since the 10th century B.C. and used to be one of the three cities of the Amorgian commonwealth Tripoli.
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Maltezi is a sandy beach, with clear blue-green water and despite the fact that it cannot be reached by car, it is quite popular among families.
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The small chapel of Ayia Anna is located over Ayia Anna beach, close to Chora Amorgos, in a most romantic scenery, ideal for a wedding by the sea.
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Levrossos beach is located in the northern part of Amorgos, close to Aegiali and Tholaria. This beautiful Amorgos beach has crystal clear water and nice sand.
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Katapola beach is a sandy beach in the harbor of Katapola, next to the port of the village. Due to its location in the harbor, the beach is popular among the owners of sailing boats.
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Ancient Arkesini and its acropolis, is one of the most interesting ancient sites of Amorgos. Along with Ancient Aegiali and Ancient Minoa, it was one of the three cities of the Tripoli of Amorgos. It is also called Kastri, as per its castle.
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The Folklore Museum of Amorgos is a new museum that was opened in the summer of 2019, to showcase the tradition of Amorgos and the everyday life of the locals.
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