Deep Blue, Amorgos island

Noon time depart to Loza in Lagada. We then visit Panagia Epanochoriani, famous its religious feast held each August 15th, and continue to Tholaria, a beautiful village panoramically built at the foot of Mount Troulos. Our last stop is at the beautiful village Potamos which the small narrow streets look like they made to puzzle the pirates.

Morning visit to Asfodylitis, traditional agricultural settlement deserted village. Next stop is at the capital of the island, Chora, located high up in the mountains to see the archaeological museum, the 13th century Castle and the church of Agios Fanourios, which is the smallest in Greece where 3 people can only be inside! Continue to Katapola bay which forms one of the biggest natural harbors in the Aegean and to the ancient capital of the island Minoa to see the Acropolis and the Gymnasium. In the afternoon visit at Panagia Chozoviotissa monastery a religious unique architecture example of Greece. Built at 300m above sea level it is 40m long, 5m wide which the 8 floors are almost never meet. Our day closes to the beach of Agia Anna which became world famous due to the film “Deep Blue”.

Leave to Agios Georgios Valsamitis renowned for its holy water source, since Ottoman occupation period. We then head to Arkesini and the unique beach of Mouros to enjoy a breathtaking view to the sea. Passing towards Agia Paraskevi, arrive to Kalotaritisa the southernmost part of the island, from where small boats go to the beautiful Gramvousa island with the white sand and the emerald green and blue waters.

Lots have fallen in love with Amorgos for various reasons: artists, explorers, swimmers & divers, who are interested in body & soul balance, and many many more. Early morning leave to Katapola and board our ship to Piraeus. Arrive late afternoon.