10:00

Walk in the center of Agia

Spend about an hour strolling through the streets of the center, admiring the stone façades, the small businesses, and the town’s everyday life. The route is flat and easy to explore on foot; leave the car in a public parking lot and continue at a leisurely pace. The walk is free.

11:15

Coffee and local shops

Stop at a downtown café for a Greek coffee or a cold drink and ask about local products, including fruit and preserves when available. Allow about 45 minutes and expect roughly €2–6 for a simple drink.

12:15

Market and seasonal shopping

Spend a short while browsing the food shops and stores in the center: availability and market days can change, so don’t count on a weekly market without checking the schedule on site. For a small purchase of local products, budget about €5–15.

13:15

Lunch in Agia

Choose a taverna in town for a relaxed lunch of Greek dishes, vegetables, and the day’s specialties. Allow about an hour and a half; a simple meal costs around €12–22 per person, drinks excluded or included depending on the place.

15:30

Transfer and visit to Metaxochori

Drive to Metaxochori in about 10–15 minutes, over a distance of a few kilometers. Stroll through the village streets and pause to admire the traditional houses and views over the cultivated landscape; the visit is free and takes about 90 minutes.

17:15

Scenic break in Metaxochori

Wrap up the exploration with a stop at a café or a quiet spot in the village, respecting the peace of the homes. A drink usually costs €2–6; before you leave, check the opening hours of the local spots, as they may be reduced outside peak season.

19:00

Return and dinner in Agia

Head back to Agia by car and choose a taverna for a leisurely dinner. Expect €15–28 per person for a dinner with a main dish and drink, with variations depending on your choice and the season.

09:00

Departure from Agia to Anatoli

Leave after breakfast and drive to Anatoli: the route is mountainous, with curves and reduced speed, and may take about 40–55 minutes depending on road conditions. Fill up in town and bring water; fuel costs depend on the car and that day’s prices.

10:00

Walk through the village of Anatoli

Spend about an hour exploring the village lanes, stone houses, and views over the slopes of Kissavos. Wear clothing suited to the season and remember this is a residential village, not a museum site with regulated access; the visit is free.

11:15

Monastery of Timios Prodromos

Reach the monastery near Anatoli and visit any areas that may be open to visitors, dressing respectfully and speaking quietly. Access and opening hours may vary, so it is wise to check before departure; any donations are optional and no entrance ticket should be assumed.

12:45

Lunch in Anatoli

Choose a village taverna, if open, or bring a snack bought in Agia: in the mountains options can be limited, especially on weekdays and out of season. A taverna lunch costs roughly €12–22 per person.

14:15

Scenic stops on Kissavos

On the way back down to the valley, stop only in safe and permitted areas to take in the mountain scenery and the cultivated slopes. Reaching the summit is not included: trails and conditions may require equipment and local information; scenic stops have no cost.

16:00

Return to Agia and break

Allow about 40–55 minutes for the return, taking it easy on the bends. Once back in Agia, take an hour to rest or go for a short walk; for a drink or snack, budget around €3–9.

17:30

Quiet evening in town

End the day with a stroll through the center and dinner at a local taverna. The indicative cost is €15–28 per person; ask which dishes are available that day, as menus and opening times may change.

09:00

From Agia to Agiokampos

Drive to Agiokampos in about 25–35 minutes, depending on your starting point and traffic. Take a stroll along the seafront and check the sea conditions before swimming; beach access is free, while sunbeds and umbrellas, if available, may require payment.

10:30

Stop at Velika Beach

Continue toward Velika on a short coastal drive and stop for a walk along the shore or a swim during the quieter hours. Allow about an hour and a half; the beach and the walk are free, but seasonal services have variable prices.

12:15

Lunch on the coast

Choose an open taverna along the coast, checking opening days and hours on site. Budget around €15–28 per person for a simple meal; in high season it’s a good idea to arrive before the busiest time.

13:45

Paliouria Beach

Keep driving north and stop at Paliouria, allowing about 30–40 minutes from Velika, depending on the route and conditions. The beach is ideal for a short break or a walk; bring water and sunscreen, as services are not guaranteed at all times of year.

15:15

Kokkino Nero and springs

Reach Kokkino Nero and visit the village area and the accessible springs cautiously, without assuming that bathing facilities or services are always open. The stop can last about an hour; avoid entering pools or unmarked areas and do not leave any rubbish behind.

16:45

Walk at Stomio Beach

Continue to Stomio, allowing about 20–30 minutes on the road, and take a walk along the shore before heading back. If you swim, take currents, wind, and local signage into account; beach access is free, with any services being seasonal and payable.

18:00

Return to Agia

Return to Agia with careful driving and allow approximately 45–60 minutes, depending on traffic and route. If you prefer a less intense day, skip one of the intermediate stops: the coast is well suited to a flexible itinerary.

19:15

Final dinner

End with dinner in Agia or, if the schedule allows, along the coast before heading back. Budget about €15–30 per person; if you’re leaving in the evening, check opening times and travel time in advance.