Amorgos hidden gems

Limani Restaurant

“Traditional greek/amorgian cuisine. Amazing choice for sea food dishes and fresh fish. The homemade dishes feel like you're visiting your grandmother's house—made with love and full of flavor. A family-run business with exceptionally polite staff, tucked away in a charming little alley next to the harbor. The interior is truly unique, featuring impressive paintings, old photographs, and books. Their rooftop offers a stunning view—you get the entire Aegiali beach served on a plate. ”

Στον Πύργο

“A taverna that strives to offer dishes made with local ingredients and traditional recipes. Located next to an ancient tower, it may not have a view, but the atmosphere of Amorgos' “Kato Meria” takes you back to a quieter, simpler time. ”

Disco The Que

“A beautiful spot right on the beach. Handmade artworks and lovely plants decorate the place. It’s the kind of place where you shouldn’t have any expectations—things move at a different pace here. The sand surrounding the shop belongs to the cats, so if you’re not sitting at a table, watch your step. You might come across people of all kinds and all ages. Just try to enjoy the sea right in front of you. At night, it’s the perfect place to keep the party going. ”

Apospero

“For a more gastronomic experience, visit this lovely spot in Chora. ”

Fata Morgana - Amorgos (est. 2022)

“In a beautiful spot in Xylokeratidi, you’ll find this place that not only offers amazing views, but also really delicious food”

Παναγία Θεοσκέπαστη

“The Panagia Theoskepasti chapel near Chora in Amorgos is a small, charming church nestled in a quiet, isolated spot. Its natural stone roof blends seamlessly with the surrounding rock, creating a cave-like atmosphere. From this peaceful sanctuary, you can enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of Chora and the endless Aegean Sea. It’s a perfect place for quiet reflection and taking in the island’s serene beauty. ”

Ασφοντυλιτης

“ Asfondilitis, a small chapel just five minutes off the road from Agios Pavlos toward Chora, is an ideal spot for stargazing. There are very few lights and complete silence. Next to it, there’s a small taverna that operates only upon request.”

Prophet Elias Church

“With a short hike, you can see the entire island from above. Choose a clear day to enjoy the view without any obstruction. ”

Xylokeratidi Sea View

“If it’s your first time in Amorgos and you’re staying in Katapola, take some time to explore Xylokeratidi, the quiet, traditional village just across the bay. Start with a walk toward the old cemetery. It's a peaceful spot with great views over the harbor, and it gives you a sense of the island’s calm, timeless character. As you head along the seaside path, you’ll come across something unexpected — the statue of the Muse Erato, standing in the sea. Believe it or not, this sculpture used to be in Omonia Square in Athens! Now, it quietly watches over the water here, giving the place a poetic, almost surreal touch. Keep walking by the sea, past cute little houses and fishing boats, and you’ll eventually reach a small white chapel, just before Maltézi beach. It’s a lovely spot to rest, take in the view, or snap a few photos. If you keep going, you’ll find tiny hidden beaches — quiet little swimming spots with crystal-clear water, perfect for a refreshing dip away from the crowds.”

Stavros Holy Church

“The large cross at Lagkada marks the starting point of a scenic hiking trail in Amorgos. From here, you’ll walk through breathtaking landscapes, with panoramic views that make the effort more than worth it. Don’t miss this iconic spot to begin your exploration. ”

Kambi beach

“Kampi Beach is a quiet, somewhat secluded spot on Amorgos, famous for its clear waters and rocky landscape. It’s popular among naturists, so don’t be surprised if you come across people sunbathing or swimming nude. The beach has a relaxed, free-spirited vibe perfect if you’re looking for a place where you can unwind without too many rules or crowds.”

Λιμενάρι

“Limenari Beach is one of Amorgos’ hidden gems, remote, quiet, and completely unorganized. It’s also one of the few beaches on the island where dogs are welcome, so it’s perfect if you're traveling with your furry friend. The beach has a wild, untouched vibe, ideal for those who love solitude, swimming, and freedom.”

Παραλία Χόχλακας

“Chochlakas Beach is a quiet, wild beach, only accessible by foot through a short path. It’s totally unorganized, but that’s exactly its charm. You’ll find a few trees offering natural shade, which makes it a popular spot for free camping. It’s also known for its relaxed, clothing-optional atmosphere so nudism is common here. With its clear blue water, rocky surroundings, and peaceful vibe, Chochlakas is perfect if you're looking to escape the crowds and connect with nature.”

Παραλία Μεγάλη Βλυχάδα

“Megali Vlychada is one of the most remote and wild beaches on Amorgos. You can get there either by hiking from the village of Tholaria or by boat, since there’s no road access. The beach is wide, quiet, and completely untouched, just raw cliffs, deep blue water, and total silence. It’s the kind of place where you’ll likely have the whole beach to yourself, especially if you make the effort to hike there. Perfect for adventurers and nature lovers.”

Παραλία Ψιλή Άμμος

“Psili Ammos Beach is a small, quiet beach near Aegiali, known for its fine golden sand. You can reach it by foot through a short hike from the main beach. It's unorganized and usually peaceful, perfect for a calm swim. It’s also a spot where nudism is occasionally practiced, and its laid-back vibe attracts people looking for a more natural, relaxed beach experience.”