Amorgos island

Amorgos is one of the most enchanting islands of the Cyclades, known for its natural beauty, crystal-clear waters, and authentic Cycladic architecture.
The island offers unique experiences—from scenic hiking trails with breathtaking views to visits to the impressive Monastery of Panagia Hozoviotissa, built dramatically into the cliffs.

The famous Hozoviotissa Monastery standing on a rock over the Aegean sea in Amorgos island, Cyclades, Greece.

Amorgos gained international fame through the film The Big Blue, and it remains a destination for travelers seeking tranquility, authenticity, and a deep connection with nature and the Aegean Sea.

Amorgos Island is also renowned for its stunning, unspoiled beaches that offer a true escape into nature. From the famous Agia Anna beach, with its turquoise waters to the serene, sandy shores of Mouros, Kalotaritissa, and Levrossos, each beach has its own unique charm. Many are accessible only by boat or through scenic hiking paths, preserving their untouched beauty.

Whether you’re looking to swim, snorkel, or simply relax under the sun, Amorgos’ beaches offer a peaceful and unforgettable experience.