09:30

Agios Georgios Port

Spend about an hour at the port, the arrival point and a practical reference for finding your way around the island: take in the small harbor, the boats, and the houses clustered around the bay. If you arrive by ferry, use this stop to organize water, luggage, and your onward travel; the cost depends on the connection and route, so check fares and schedules with the carrier.

Sailings may vary depending on the season and day: confirm the connection before setting off.

11:00

Spilia Beach

Walk to the beach from the port, allowing roughly 10–20 minutes depending on your starting point and the actual route available. Set aside about two hours for swimming and a relaxed break; bring water, sunscreen, and everything you need, as it is unwise to assume beach services will be available. The stop itself is generally ticket-free; allow around €5–12 per person for water and a snack bought before or after.

Wear suitable shoes even away from the shoreline and check sea conditions.

14:00

Megalo Chorio

From the port area head toward the village, on foot if the route and the heat allow, or with an arranged ride; allow around 20–40 minutes for the transfer, to be confirmed on site. Spend the afternoon strolling among the village houses and streets, stopping for lunch or a drink: budget roughly €12–25 for a simple meal. Return while there is still enough daylight, without relying on local transport that has not been confirmed.

Ask on site for information about the paths and available rides for the return.

09:00

Mikro Chorio

Reach Mikro Chorio from Megalo Chorio on foot only if you have identified an accessible route and are equipped for a trail: travel time and surface can vary, so allow at least 30–45 minutes as a cautious margin. Explore the remains of the settlement respectfully and take in the village’s position in the island’s dry landscape; do not enter unstable buildings. The visit usually does not require any specific expense, but bring water and a hat.

Check the route and accessibility locally before setting out.

11:30

Tholos (Byzantine Ruins)

Continue to the site following local directions or a route that has been checked in advance; do not assume there will be signage or an equipped access point. Allow about an hour to reach the area and view the ruins without moving stones or crossing any barriers. Any access rules and ticket requirements should be checked through official sources; in any case, allow €0–10 for entrance fees or contributions, if applicable.

Before your visit, check the site conditions and whether an escort is required.

15:00

Vathy Pigadi Beach

Spend the afternoon at this bay, reaching it by an overland transfer or by sea arranged in advance: availability, duration and cost depend on local conditions. Once you arrive, allow two or three hours for swimming and relaxing; bring water, snacks and reef shoes if useful for the seabed. The beach does not normally require an entrance ticket, while transport can cost roughly €10–35 per person, to be confirmed with the operator.

Arrange the return time and pickup point in advance, especially if you are using a boat or a private ride.

09:00

Gaidouravlakos Beach

Leave in the morning to make the most of the cooler hours and reach the beach with a verified route, on foot only if the trail suits your conditions, or with an arranged transfer. Set aside about two or three hours for swimming and a break: treat the bay as an independent stop and bring water, sun protection and a snack. Beach access is usually free; budget around €5–12 for supplies and do not rely on on-site services.

Check the route and sea conditions in advance; avoid starting the return in the hottest hours.

13:00

Katholiko viewpoint

From the beach area, head to the viewpoint with an arranged transfer or along a walking route only if you have checked its surface and duration. Allow about 45–60 minutes for the stop and take in the coastline and the outline of the surrounding islands; bring water and protect yourself from the sun, as the spot may be exposed. The visit normally does not require a ticket; allow around €0–15 for a local transfer, if needed, and return to the port with plenty of time before departure.

Check the actual route on site and do not rely on an unconfirmed transport schedule.