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Choose up to three islands or regions and how many days you have. You get a day-by-day plan from the places in our guide — a sight, a beach and a taverna each day, kept to one part of the island — with honest transfer days between destinations. We tell you how to travel between them; for times, always check the ferry operator.

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8 days

Your route

  1. Agios Prokopios BeachΑNaxos4 days
  2. Ferry within the same island group — often direct in season, but check the operator's current timetable before you book the next hotel.
    AmorgosΒAmorgos4 days

  1. Agios Prokopios BeachDay 1 · Naxos

    Arrival
    • MorningArrive in Naxos. Check in, and keep the first day light.
    • AfternoonAgios Prokopios Beach · Naxos · 4.6★
    • EveningGiannoulis · Agios Prokopios · 4.7★≈ 0.5 km in a straight line

  2. Agios Prokopios BeachDay 2 · Naxos

    Explore

  3. Agios Prokopios BeachDay 3 · Naxos

    Explore

  4. Agios Prokopios BeachDay 4 · Naxos

    Explore

  5. AmorgosDay 5 · Amorgos

    Transfer day
    • MorningTravel to Amorgos. Ferry within the same island group — often direct in season, but check the operator's current timetable before you book the next hotel.
    • AfternoonKambi · Chora
    • EveningAlisajni · Chora≈ 1.3 km in a straight line

  6. AmorgosDay 6 · Amorgos

    Explore

  7. AmorgosDay 7 · Amorgos

    Explore
    • MorningAncient Minoa · Katapola
    • AfternoonFinikies · Katapola≈ 0.9 km in a straight line
    • EveningViktoras · Katapola≈ 1.4 km in a straight line

  8. AmorgosDay 8 · Amorgos

    Departure
    • MorningMouros · Arkesini
    • AfternoonDeparture. Leave a generous margin for the ferry or flight — island roads and ports get busy in season.
Naxos

Νάξος

Naxos

Destination guide →Ferries & timetables →Beaches →

Worth booking in Naxos

Koufonisia day tripThe turquoise coves of the Small Cyclades, a boat ride from Naxos — best on a calm day.Mountain villages & kouroiMarble-paved villages like Apeiranthos and the giant unfinished kouroi still lying in their ancient quarries.

Where to stay in Naxos

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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The largest of the Cyclades and the most self-sufficient: marble villages, mountain farms, Archaic temples and a west coast of long, shallow sandy beaches. Naxos suits families, walkers and anyone who wants the Aegean without Mykonos prices.

Amorgos

Αμοργός

Amorgos

Destination guide →Ferries & timetables →Beaches →

Worth booking in Amorgos

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.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.The Olympia wreckThe rusting hull half out of the water off Kalotaritissa, and the small boat across to the islet of Gramvousa in season.

Where to stay in Amorgos

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.

Bookings made through this map earn us a commission. Your price is unaffected.

Amorgos is a wall of rock at the eastern edge of the Cyclades with a monastery glued to the cliff eight storeys high and one room wide. Long, narrow and very steep — an island for walkers, divers and people who like the sea vertical.

Before you go

Flights to GreeceCompare fares into Athens and straight into the island airports — Santorini, Mykonos, Crete, Corfu, Rhodes, Zakynthos, Kefalonia. Flying direct to the island often beats Athens plus a ferry.Search flights →Data & eSIMGreece is in the EU, so EU roaming applies and most European visitors need nothing extra. Worth it if you are arriving from outside the EU, or want a data bundle for maps and ferry apps.Get an eSIM →Travel insuranceMedical cover and trip protection bought before you leave. The European health card covers public-hospital care, not repatriation, a private clinic on a small island or a cancelled holiday.Get a quote →Tours, tickets & day tripsGuided tours of the ancient sites, skip-the-line entries and day trips — Delphi, Meteora, Mycenae, Knossos — booked ahead, free cancellation on most.Browse experiences →

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Where the journey goes next

Thassos first — then the neighbours of a Balkan road trip and the coasts across the water. Same format, the same honesty about the money, written place by place.

Turquoise water and a long sandy beach below green hills on ThassosThassos.onlineOur sister site · North AegeanThassos has a guide of its ownThe green, marble-edged island of the north Aegean, a short ferry crossing from Keramoti or Kavala and one of the Greek islands Romanian travellers know best. Beaches, mountain villages, tavernas and where to stay — covered in depth on thassos.online.Open the Thassos guide · thassos.online →
MyBulgaria.onlineBulgariaThe country most Romanian drivers cross on the way down — and worth a stop: the Black Sea coast, Sofia, Plovdiv's old town, the Rila and Pirin mountains.Open the guide →MyAlbania.onlineAlbaniaThe coast facing Corfu: the Albanian Riviera, Ksamil, Butrint and Gjirokastër — a boat trip from Corfu or a road trip of its own.Open the guide →