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🏛️ Attraction · Archaeological site
The Petroglyph at Vrysi
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🎟️ Free entry
A rock carving beside the old path on the slope inland from Agios Pavlos, marked from the road and easy to miss. It is a modest thing — incised lines on a flat face — but it sits on the ancient route between the north and the middle of the island, and finding it is a good reason to walk a stretch of that path rather than drive past it.
Where to stay nearby
Live prices and availability on a map centred on this exact spot — hotels, studios and villas — so you can judge the distance to the beach, the port or the village from here rather than guess from an address.
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Tours, boat trips & tickets
Boat trips, guided tours of the ancient sites and tickets bookable ahead — free cancellation on most.
- HozoviotissaEight storeys tall, one room wide and glued to a cliff three hundred metres above the sea. There is a dress code and the hours are short.See guided tours →
- Aegiali to Chora on footThe old donkey path over the shoulder of the mountain by Tholaria and Langada — among the best-kept walking routes in the Cyclades.See guided tours →
- The Olympia wreckThe rusting hull half out of the water off Kalotaritissa, and the small boat across to the islet of Gramvousa in season.See boat trips →
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Frequently asked
Where is The Petroglyph at Vrysi?
The Petroglyph at Vrysi is in Agios Pavlos, Amorgos, Greece. The map on this page shows the exact spot.
Is there an entry fee at The Petroglyph at Vrysi?
No — entry is free.
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