10:00

Patitiri

Start at the port and stroll along the waterfront, watching the boats, the shape of the bay, and the activities tied to the island’s maritime life. Allow about 60–90 minutes for the walk and a coffee; to reach Chora, a few kilometers away and uphill, plan on about 10–20 minutes by taxi or bus, if available, or a more demanding walk of about 45–60 minutes. Budget roughly 2–5 € for a drink and about 3–15 € for the transfer, depending on the means of transport and fare.

Check the connections to Chora on site or at your accommodation; schedules may vary by season.

12:00

Chora (Old Town)

Wander through narrow lanes, traditional houses, and scenic viewpoints, paying attention to the cobbled sections and slopes. Set aside about 2–3 hours to explore at a leisurely pace and have lunch at a taverna: expect roughly 15–30 € for a meal, drinks excluded or included depending on your choice. In the late afternoon, arrange your return to Patitiri by taxi, bus if available, or on foot, allowing about 10–20 minutes by car and a longer downhill walk.

Wear shoes with good grip and bring water; check transport availability for the return in advance.

17:00

Alonnissos Museum

Back in Patitiri, spend about 45–90 minutes at the museum to delve into local history and traditions through the exhibits on display. Consider an estimated admission fee of 0–8 €, to be confirmed before your visit along with access details on the official website or through the museum’s official channels. After the visit, leave time for a stroll along the harbor and dinner by the waterfront, with an estimated cost of 20–40 € per person.

Schedules, possible fees, and visit availability are not guaranteed: check the latest official information.

10:00

Kokkinokastro Beach

From Patitiri, reach the beach by car or taxi, allowing roughly 15–20 minutes for the trip; a taxi ride can cost around 10–20 €. Spend the morning swimming and taking a walk along the shore, admiring the reddish rocks that define the landscape. Bring water and sunscreen: any sunbeds or other services may cost about 5–15 € per person, if available.

Check accessibility, facilities, and updated official information before departure; bring beach shoes if you’d like protection from pebbles or uneven stretches.

14:00

Chrisi Milia Beach

After a lunch break, head to Chrisi Milia by car or taxi: the transfer from Kokkinokastro takes roughly 10–15 minutes, with a taxi fare in the range of 8–15 €. The bay is ideal for an afternoon stop with swimming, relaxation, and views of the coastline; plan on about two or three hours, unhurried. For a simple lunch or snack, budget around 10–20 € per person, while drinks and small purchases may add 3–8 €.

If you’re relying on public transport, check routes and seasonal frequencies in advance; for opening times, services, and any admission fees, consult official sources.

10:00

Agios Dimitrios Beach

Reach the beach by car or taxi: from Patitiri the journey takes roughly 25–35 minutes, depending on the route and traffic. Spend the morning swimming and relaxing, taking in the sheltered bay and the light-colored pebbles; bring water shoes and water, as available services can vary. Beach access is generally free, while sunbeds and a parasol may cost about 10–25 EUR per couple.

Before you set off, check sea conditions and confirm the availability and cost of services directly with local operators.

14:30

Steni Vala

From the beach, reach Steni Vala by car or taxi in about 15–25 minutes; for the transfer, allow an estimated cost of 10–25 EUR by taxi, depending on the rate and season. Stroll along the small harbor, watch the moored boats, and stop for lunch at a taverna: a simple meal can cost roughly 15–30 EUR per person. In the afternoon, you can enjoy a coffee or a swim in the area, then stay for dinner by the sea before heading back.

For any boat excursions or seasonal services, check schedules, availability, and prices directly with the operators or on their official websites.

10:00

Excursion to Peristera Island

Head to the port of Patitiri and board a licensed excursion to Peristera: allow roughly 4–6 hours in total, depending on the route, stops, and sea conditions. While cruising, take in the rocky coastline and the protected waters of the marine park; any swimming stops depend on the operator and the current environmental rules. Budget around 30–70 € per person for the boat, to be confirmed when booking; bring water, sun protection, and shoes suitable for moving around on board.

Timetables, itinerary, and access to different areas may vary: check availability, weather conditions, and park rules with the operator and official sources. After returning, plan for a lunch break in Patitiri before the next stop.

17:00

Monk Seal Rescue Center (MOm)

Back in Patitiri, spend about 1–2 hours learning about the rescue, rehabilitation, and conservation of the Mediterranean monk seal, the symbolic species of the marine park. Before going to the site, contact MOm or check the official website: public access and any visits may be subject to availability and specific arrangements. For the visit, consider an estimated cost from 0 to 10 € if a donation or educational activity is planned; for dinner and a stroll along Patitiri's seafront, keep the rest of the evening free.

The center is a conservation facility, so do not assume you can enter or see animals: check the official arrangements in advance.

10:00

Northern Sporades National Marine Park

Reach the agreed boarding point, usually in the Patitiri area, and spend the first part of the trip observing the coastline, islets, and the park’s waters. The duration of this leg varies depending on the chosen itinerary; have binoculars, a hat, and sunscreen ready, and watch the wildlife without approaching or disturbing it. A day boat excursion costs approximately 50–100 € per person, to be checked with the operator and depending on the services included.

The coordinate indicates a geographic reference in the marine area, which is extensive and does not correspond to an entrance or a boarding point. Confirm the departure place and time, visiting rules, and conditions for any stops in advance.

12:30

Boat excursion to Kyra Panagia

Continue to Kyra Panagia on the authorized boat and follow the crew’s instructions for any shore stop or swimming: access and duration may change depending on the sea conditions and protection regulations. Bring water and a packed lunch, or check whether the tour includes a meal; for a simple snack, allow about 8–15 €, while a purchased lunch can cost roughly 15–25 €. Plan to return in the late afternoon and keep the evening free for dinner in the port area, with an estimated cost of 20–35 €.

Do not assume you will disembark on the island: ask the operator which stops are planned and check the official site of the managing authority for updated information on access and rules.

09:00

Leftos Gialos Beach

Reach the beach from Patitiri by car or scooter: allow roughly 15–25 minutes, depending on traffic and road conditions. Spend the morning swimming and relaxing on the shore, bringing water and sunscreen; for any sun loungers or purchases, budget around 5–20 € per person. You can stop for a light lunch in the area, expecting about 12–25 € per person, or arrange a packed meal.

Before setting off, check road conditions, available services, and access methods through updated local sources.

15:30

Rusum Gialos Bay

After lunch, head back south toward Patitiri: the drive from Leftos Gialos takes roughly 15–25 minutes, depending on the route and traffic. Spend the afternoon alternating between a swim and a walk along the seafront; if you rent equipment or choose an equipped spot, allow around 5–20 € per person, while a drink or snack can cost roughly 4–12 €. Leave time for a sunset stop and the return journey, checking any fees and services in advance with the operators or official local sources.

To reach both bays in one day, it’s best to have your own transport; check locally for taxi or other transport options.

09:00

Fishing village of Votsi

Reach Votsi from Patitiri in about 5–10 minutes by taxi or rental vehicle; depending on where you’re staying, you may also be able to get there on foot, but check the route first. Allow about two hours for the small harbor, the bay, and the lanes, taking in the boats and the rocky coastline; for a coffee break or snack, budget roughly 4–10 EUR. Before lunch, buy water and something to eat to take with you: services along the trails may be limited.

Be careful on the cliffs and near the water, especially if the ground is wet; for visits and local services, check the latest information on site.

12:00

Mount Koumaro trails

From Votsi, reach the trail access point in about 10–20 minutes by taxi or rental vehicle, arranging your return in advance; timing depends on the actual access point you can reach. Allow about 3–4 hours for a loop hike or out-and-back walk, chosen according to the trail signs and the day’s conditions: along the way, take in the Mediterranean vegetation and open views across the island and out to sea. The trail normally has no entrance fee, but plan on roughly 15–35 EUR for total taxi transfers, if needed, and bring water, a hat, and a packed lunch.

Ask a local source for up-to-date directions before setting out and do not extend the route without checking the distance, elevation gain, and return time; for any paid services or access points, consult official information.