Location

AMORGOS is still an unspoiled island and the breath taking landscape is very rewarding, full of beautiful paths to walk with flowers and herbs. Here you will find ancient culture, outdoor recreation and hospitality in a relaxing atmosphere. Many significant archaeological, historical and religious monuments can be found on Amorgos, as the island played a significant role in the Cycladic civilization and the history of Greece.

THOLARIA is a genuin Greek village whit narrow alleys and traditional white washed houses. The locals still lives mostly from traditional trades. The village has several kafeneon and taverns where they serve food from local products. Tholaria is for instance known to have the best fava (lentils) growth in the whole of Greece because of the soil. There is also a supermarket where you can find everything from paint, groceries, utensils or sit down for a coffee or dinner.

AEGIALI BAY is one of the two ports of Amorgos surrounded by three picturesque hillside villages Langada, Tholaria and Potamos. The Aegiali region is a charming bay area with a sandy beach and lovely countryside which provides spectacular views. You will find a variety of restaurants, shops and bars by the beach.