10:00

Fourni Village (Chora)

Set aside about 2 hours for the center, starting from the port and following the narrow lanes between whitewashed houses, small businesses, and sea views. The visit is mainly on foot; plan for a coffee or snack break, around €3–8 per person. If you’re arriving by ferry, allow time to drop off your luggage before you begin.

For ferries and connections from Ikaria or other islands, check schedules and availability on official channels and with the operator.

12:30

Kampi Windmills

Reach Kampi from the village by a short taxi ride or a rented vehicle, or on foot if the route and the heat allow; allow about 1 hour on site, plus transfer time. Take in the windmills and the coastline, and bring water and suitable shoes for uneven ground. A local transfer can cost roughly 5–15 € per trip, depending on the vehicle and arrangements.

Ask locally which access route is usable and check for any road conditions.

15:00

Vlychada Beach

Continue to the beach with the available transport and set aside 2–3 hours for swimming and a break in the shade: access and facilities may be limited, so do not rely on any food or drink services on site. Bring water, sun protection, and everything you need to take your rubbish back with you. Beach access is generally free; a local transfer may cost around 5–15 €.

Check the condition of the path or road on site and whether you can get back before stopping for long.

08:30

Chrysomilia village

Leave Fourni early for Chrysomilia by taxi or rental vehicle; the road journey takes roughly 30–45 minutes, though the surface and timing can vary. Allow about 1 hour to wander through the small settlement and take in the relationship between the houses, the coast and the hilly landscape. Budget around 15–35 € for a private round trip, or the cost of the rental.

Confirm in advance that transport is available for the return: local services may be limited.

10:30

Kamari Beach

Reach Kamari from the Chrysomilia area with the arranged transport and allow about 2 hours for a swim and a short walk along the shore. Bring water and supplies, as services are not guaranteed. Beach access is free; allow about 5–15 € for any local transfer if it is not included in the previous journey.

Before stopping, check the sea conditions and agree on an exact departure time with your driver or companion.

14:00

Thymaina Island

Return to Fourni port and continue by boat to Thymaina only if a connection or excursion is available and allows you to return the same day. Allow at least 2–3 hours for the crossing and a walk: the island offers a quiet setting to explore respectfully, without expecting extensive services. The approximate cost of a crossing or excursion can range from about 10 to 40 € per person, depending on route, duration, and operator.

Check availability, boarding point, price, and return times with the local operator; if the sea is rough, replace the visit with free time in Fourni.

09:00

Keramidou Beach

Reach Keramidou from the village by local transport or, if overland access is not feasible, ask about a possible boat transfer. Allow about 2 hours for the beach and a walk along the coast; bring water, suitable shoes, and sun protection, as services may be scarce. Access to the beach does not normally require a ticket; budget around 5–20 € for a local transfer, if needed.

Confirm accessibility and return arrangements in advance, especially if you depend on a boat ride.

12:30

Ancient Marble Quarry of Petrokopio

Head back toward the southern part of the island and reach Petrokopio by taxi or rental vehicle; allow about 1–1.5 hours to see the area and the remains linked to marble extraction. Move carefully on rocky ground and do not move or collect any fragments. The visit may be free or subject to local conditions: check for any official notices; allow around 5–15 € for the transfer if it is not included in the rental.

Check the official website or with local authorities for updated information on access and possible tickets.