Andros
Andros, Greece is a must-visit island that Athenians can explore over the weekend. With a rich history, Andros boasts of its stunning beaches, picturesque landscapes, and fine architecture in Hora. The busiest tourist spot in Andros is Batsi, which offers beautiful beaches like Golden Beach and Agios Petros. Ahla, Vitali, and Vlychada are among the most stunning beaches on the island, although the roads leading to them are primarily tracks. Hora, the capital of Andros, houses intriguing art museums that often feature international exhibits.
If you're seeking a relaxed vacation, Andros, Greece has well-maintained and quiet beaches. Ormos Beach, located on the eastern side, is excellent for windsurfing. Andros' largest settlement is Chora, renowned for its exquisite houses and lovely architecture. Locals have built spectacular houses all over the island due to its thriving maritime industry over the previous century. With just two hours by boat separating Rafina port in Athens from the gorgeous island of Andros, visitors can experience the distinct Cycladic beauty and marvel at all that the island has to offer. Make sure to explore Andros in Greece on your next holiday getaway.
►Explore the main regions of Andros Island : Andros Town, Batsi, Gavrio.
How To Get There
Rafina Port in Athens departs for Andros Port. Rafina is close to the International Athens Airport, accessible by bus in around 30 minutes.
There is no airport in Andros. The closest airport is the International Athens Airport. From Athens airport, reach Rafina port, then take a ferry to Andros.
How To Get Around
You may easily explore Andros at your own speed and find sites of interest by renting a car. When compared to buses, a taxi may be more costly, but you may let the driver take you to your destination. The least expensive way to travel around the island is by bus. Hora, Gavrio, and Batsi are the main bus stations. Check the bus schedules here.
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