10:00

Agios Georgios Port

Start at the port, watching the boats, the small settlement by the sea, and the outline of the surrounding hills; allow about 45–60 minutes for an initial look around and to organize your day. If you arrive by ferry, consider possible waits or changes and ask locally for up-to-date directions to the beach. A walk around the area usually does not require a ticket; for any services or transport, budget roughly 0–15 €.

Buy water and a snack before heading farther away: services on the island may be limited.

12:00

Spilia Beach

Reach the beach on foot if the path is passable, allowing roughly 20–40 minutes from the port and checking the route on site; alternatively, ask about the availability of a local lift. Set aside about 2–3 hours for swimming and resting, bringing everything you need with you: shade and facilities may not be available. Access to the beach is generally free; water and snacks bought nearby may cost around 4–10 €.

Bring suitable footwear for the terrain, sun protection, and enough water.

16:30

Megalo Chorio

Continue inland to Megalo Chorio, allowing about 30–50 minutes on foot from the beach depending on the route and pace; ask for local directions before setting off. Spend 1–2 hours strolling among the houses and taking in the island landscape, then stop for a simple dinner or a drink, with an estimated cost of 12–25 € for a meal. For the return to the port, allow extra time and check the conditions of the route, especially after sunset.

Before the return walk, check whether a ride is available and bring a light if you plan to walk after dark.

10:00

Mikro Chorio

Spend about 1–2 hours exploring the historic core on foot and observing the village layout and its relationship with the island’s arid landscape. Wear shoes with good grip and respect any private property or unstable sections. Plan a stop for water and a snack before continuing; as a reference, a simple snack may cost around €5–10.

Before setting off, ask locally which path or road to Tholos is passable; if you do not want to walk, arrange a local ride in advance, without assuming there is a regular service.

14:30

Tholos (Archaeological Site)

Reach the site on foot only after checking the route, surface, and timings: allow roughly 30–60 minutes for the journey, with extra time for heat and stops. On site, observe the archaeological traces and the landscape carefully, without moving stones or leaving the permitted paths; allow about 1–1.5 hours for the visit. For water, a simple lunch, and the return, budget roughly €12–25, plus any agreed transfer; check with official or local sources whether access arrangements or tickets are required.

Plan lunch and the return in advance and bring water: services and transport on the island may be limited and seasonal.

10:00

Poros Beach

Reach the beach from the port or your accommodation using the transport available on the island, agreeing on the transfer and return in advance; alternatively, check on site whether the walk is suitable for your condition. Set aside about three hours for swimming and exploring the shore: bring a mask and reef shoes, as the seabed and access can vary. Beach entry is generally free; allow about 5–12 € for water and small purchases, if available.

Bring water, sunscreen and a snack: don't assume there are services on the beach.

15:30

Tsangari Beach

After a lunch break of about an hour and a half, reach Tsangari with a transfer arranged in advance: ask a local property which options are workable that day and how much the return costs. Set aside two to three hours by the sea, alternating a peaceful swim with watching the coast and the seabed near the shore. The beach may have no services: plan for about 5–15 € for water and supplies, plus the variable cost of transport.

Before getting into the water, check sea conditions and identify a safe spot to get back out; verify accessibility and services locally.

10:00

Vathy Pigadi Beach

Reach the beach from Agios Georgios port with a transfer arranged in advance; alternatively, consider the walk only after checking the distance, terrain and trail conditions. Set aside about two or three hours for swimming and lingering on the rocky coast, bringing water, sunscreen and everything you need: don't assume there are services or shops. For the transfer, allow roughly €10–25 one way, depending on availability and local arrangements.

Bring shoes suitable for the rocks and check accessibility on site before setting off.

14:30

Boat trip to the islet of Neronisi

Head back toward Agios Georgios and board only after agreeing the time, duration and itinerary with a local operator or skipper: it is not wise to assume there is a regular connection. Set aside about three or four hours for the outing, including sailing, a possible swim stop and the return; whether you can get close or disembark depends on the sea and local conditions. As a rough guide, allow €30–70 per person for a shared excursion or a total fee to be agreed for a private boat; check availability, inclusions and price before departure. On return, leave time for dinner in the port or village, with an estimated spend of €15–30 per person.

If the sea is rough or you can't find a confirmed departure, don't improvise: ask your accommodation or a local operator for safe alternatives and check the conditions before setting off.

10:00

Palaiochori Beach

Spend about three hours at the beach: bring water, sunscreen, and everything you need, as available services may be limited or vary. Reach it with a means of transport arranged in advance or, only after checking the route and conditions, on foot; allow extra time for the return trip. Access to the beach is generally free; for a drink or snack, budget around 5–12 €.

Before setting off, ask a local property which route is passable and how to organize the return.

16:30

Panagia Church

After lunch and the transfer, visit the church respectfully and take in the architecture and decorative details, if the interior is accessible at the time of your visit. Set aside about an hour for the stop and a peaceful walk in the surrounding area, without disturbing services or local life. Entry may be free; a donation is optional. For lunch, depending on the venue you choose, expect roughly 12–25 € per person.

Wear modest clothing and check on site for any access instructions; do not assume it is open.

10:00

Boat trip to the islet of Katsagani

Reach the agreed boarding point with a local operator and set aside about 2–3 hours for the outing, including sailing, coastline watching, and a swim stop if the sea and safety conditions allow. Ask in advance whether the price includes fuel, equipment, and waiting time: as a reference, a shared excursion can cost around 25–50 € per person, while a private boat may have a higher total cost. Bring water, sunscreen, and footwear suitable for boarding.

Departure and itinerary depend on availability and weather; check with the local operator before planning the day.

15:00

Gaidouravlakos Beach

After returning and having lunch, head to the beach using the means of transport or route indicated by your host: accessibility and road or trail conditions may vary, so ask for up-to-date local directions. Reserve the afternoon for swimming and resting, enjoying the coastline and bringing everything you need, as it is not wise to assume services will be available. For lunch and drinks, budget roughly 15–30 € per person, depending on the venue and what you order.

Bring water, snacks, and sun protection; check on site the most suitable route to reach the beach and return.

10:00

Hiking trail to Katholiko

Set off on foot from the Megalo Chorio area, following the local trail toward Katholiko: allow about 2–3 hours in total for the walk, stops, and return, but check on site for the route, terrain, and actual duration. Along the way, take in the arid landscape, dry-stone walls, and sea views; bring water, a hat, and proper shoes, as shade may be limited. After coming back, plan for a break and a simple lunch: the trail usually does not require a ticket, while water and snacks may cost around 3–10 EUR.

Avoid the hottest hours and do not rely on fountains or facilities along the route; ask residents or your accommodation for up-to-date directions.

19:00

Traditional dinner in the square at Megalo Chorio

Reach the village square on foot from the center or your accommodation, setting aside about 1,5–2 hours for dinner. Depending on availability, choose home-style Greek dishes, vegetables, fish, or local specialties; ask which ingredients and catch are available that day. Expect to pay roughly 15–30 EUR per person for a simple dinner with a drink, depending on the dishes and the venue.

Check the venue’s official website, if available, or ask on site about opening hours, availability, and payment methods.