Full-day tour by car
Evdilos:
A larger settlement on the northern side of the island with a ferry port. Visitors can enjoy coffee at the seaside cafés, dine in tavernas, and take a walk through the old town.
Kampos:
It was Ikaria’s old capital. The archaeological museum houses artifacts from local and regional excavations. Remains of an old Byzantine church can also be found here.
Kampos beach:
A sandy, almost deserted beach. Freshwater turtles can be seen in the mountain stream’s basin right next to the shore. The crystal-clear water offers opportunities for swimming and snorkeling.
Theoktistis temple:
An old stone church and monastery from the 16th century, an iconic building of Ikaria. A contemporary traditional dwelling showcases the everyday objects used by people of that era.
Gialiskari:
A tiny fishing village with a seaside chapel – perfect for photos! 🙂
Beach access is available if desired.
Nas:
A settlement at the northwestern tip of the island, frequently visited by tourists. A beautiful small bay features the remains of the Artemis Temple dating back to the 6th century BC. Dining is available on a charming terrace above the sea, where you can enjoy the sunset in the evening.
Hrisztos Raches:
An old inland settlement, a fantastical mountain village with stone houses and charming squares. Shops offer locally produced and crafted goods. An ideal spot for enjoying coffee after lunch.
Stone bridge:
A single massive rock spans a valley, a natural formation. There are only 12 of these in all of Greece.
The price includes snorkeling equipment, drinking water for the trip, and a coffee stop in Raches.
Any additional food or drinks consumed on-site are to be paid individually.
Tour price: €80 per person
Group size: 3-8 people
Duration: 9-10 hours
