09:00

Breakfast and a short walk in Mantoudi

Start in the center of Mantoudi with a coffee and breakfast at a bakery or a local café. Spend about half an hour getting your bearings on the central streets and stocking up on water before setting off. Coffee and a simple breakfast cost around 4–8 € per person.

Parking in town is generally easier in the morning.

09:45

Transfer to Limni

Reach Limni by car along the local road: the journey usually takes about 25–35 minutes, depending on traffic and road conditions. The route crosses hilly scenery; take your time and allow for possible scenic stops.

The curves and local signage make an offline map useful.

10:30

Limni seafront and harbor

Stroll along Limni’s waterfront, between the small harbor, the boats, and the village houses overlooking the gulf. It’s a pleasant stop to observe daily life in town and photograph the coast, with time for a drink or a coffee. Drinks cost roughly 2–5 €.

The waterfront is more enjoyable during the cooler hours; in summer, bring a hat and sunscreen.

11:30

Folklore Museum of Limni

If the museum is open, set aside about 45–60 minutes for the collections dedicated to traditional life and local history. Opening hours can vary depending on the season and day of the week: check before your visit, and if it’s closed, use the time to explore the streets of the historic center. Admission, when charged, is generally free or low-cost; allow 0–5 €.

Do not take the opening hours for granted: in the low season, it may be necessary to check locally.

12:45

Lunch in Limni

Stop at a taverna in the town center or along the seafront for a lunch of Greek dishes, seasonal vegetables, and fish, depending on the day’s availability. Allow around 15–25 € per person for a simple meal with a drink; fresh fish can increase the bill. Set aside about an hour and a half before setting off again.

Ask the price of the fish by weight before ordering.

14:30

Osios David Monastery

From Limni, drive to the Monastery of Saint David the Elder: the journey takes roughly 25–35 minutes and leads inland, into a more mountainous, wooded setting. Visit the accessible areas respectfully, in keeping with the religious function of the site, and take in the architecture and natural surroundings. Entry is normally free; a voluntary donation is appreciated.

Check visiting hours before you leave and wear modest clothing that covers your shoulders and knees.

16:15

Swimming and relaxation at Agkali Beach

Continue by car to Agkali Beach, on the coast of Aghia Anna; allow around 35–45 minutes for the drive, with variations depending on the road and traffic. Leave at least two hours to swim, stroll along the shore, or unwind after your monastery visit. The beach is freely accessible; sunbeds and umbrellas may cost an estimated 10–20 € for two people, depending on the season and the service.

Bring water and beach shoes: the seabed and sea conditions can change.

19:00

Sunset and end of the day

Wrap up with a walk along the coast and a light dinner nearby, or head back, taking the distance from your base into account. For a casual dinner, budget roughly 12–25 € per person. If you’re driving after sunset, allow extra time and refuel in larger towns when needed.

In summer, booking a table can be useful on busier evenings.