An island like the "Pearl of the Cyclades."

Andros is so noble and beautiful!
Vibrant and glamorous, tranquil and simple, Andros is unforgettable. Beautiful beaches, delicious food, vibrant nightlife, museums, libraries, monuments, unique architecture, mountains and sea, hospitable people, rich traditions, and beautiful nature—and all this treasure is just two hours' drive from Attica.
Are you ready to discover it?

Andros is a very green island. Endless olive groves and fields of fruit trees create beautiful landscapes. Andros is known for its flowing waters (waterfalls and rivers) and the famous Sariza spring with its therapeutic drinking water.
To explore the island, simply rent a car or stroll the streets, breathe in the sea breeze, hold the golden sand of the beaches in your hands, count the countless chapels, and quench your thirst at the springs.
The main port of Andros is Gavrio. The island's capital is Chora. Situated on a narrow peninsula on the east coast, it boasts remarkable architecture. Numerous ancient mansions have been preserved on the island. It was here that many shipowners lived, making significant donations.

More about Andros
Walking through the narrow streets, you can admire neoclassical mansions, scattered chapels, and the majestic Church of Panagia Theoskepasti. Also worth visiting are the Venetian Castle, the Archaeological Museum, the Museum of Contemporary Art, and the Maritime Museum.

Batsi is the cosmopolitan part of the island. Picturesque villages with whitewashed houses await tourists every year. In the picturesque village of Batsi, you'll find well-developed infrastructure, luxury hotels, and apartments with balconies offering stunning views.
There are many colorful tavernas where you can enjoy ouzo (Greek vodka) and find excellent choices for evening entertainment.

Learn more about Andros
- The Tower of St. Peter
- The Olive Museum in the village of Pitrofos
- The Sariza Hot Spring near the waterfalls.
- The beautiful villages of Menites, Messaria, Stenies, Apoikia, Aidonia, and Souneti
- The Archaeological Site and Museum of Paleopolis
- Don't leave without trying the sweets in the tavernas and the famous Andros fourtalia (omelette with local sausages).

Visit the monasteries
- Panachrantou Monastery. Inside, you'll find rare paintings, manuscripts, and vestments.
- Agia Marina Monastery
- Saint Nicholas Monastery. Inside, you'll find the miraculous paintings "Myrolysus" and "Rhizis of Jesse," discovered in the 16th century in the Church of Blachernon in Constantinople, as well as a 17th-century icon of Saint Nicholas, embroidered with silk and hair from the nun Leontia of Smyrna. The monastery houses the holy head of St. Nicholas, holy relics, works of art, and religious treasures. - The Monastery of Agios Mamas (Roman Abramovich is said to visit this monastery annually).

Beaches
Crowded beaches can be found in Basi, Gavrio, San Pietro, Kypri, Saint Cypriano, and Chrysi Ammo (between Gavrio and Batsi).
Near Chora, there are many good beaches: Fello, Aprovato, Korti, Zorkou, Paleopoli, and Chalkiolomion.
The unique Grias to Pidima beach is located near Korti, featuring a large cliff approximately 15 meters high.
Achla Beach is only accessible by boat charters in Chora.

Around Andros Island, you'll find all the necessary infrastructure, luxury hotels, and apartments. There are also many real estate investment opportunities, and the island is considered an attractive destination for companies and individuals. For transportation around the island, there are internal buses or taxis. You'll find rentals for cars, motorcycles, scooters, and bicycles. You can even rent a boat to visit the nearby beaches and the numerous islets around Andros or go fishing.