Koufonisia

Backpackers' favorites, out of these four islets, only Ano Koufonisi is permanently inhabited. Find lots of time for yourself with friends on the beach.

A small boat and the rocky coast at the area of Pori on Ano Koufonisi islet.
photo: Yanni Haviaras / CC BY-SA 3.0

Koufonisia Island Hopping

A picture showing a part of the Chora of Amorgos.
photo: Paul Arps / CC BY 2.0
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Amorgos

A place for travelers rather than tourists, this island combines a wild and mountainous landscape with Aegean's endless blue. Sunsets are otherwordly.

A photo showing a part of the main settlement of Naxos (Chora) taken from the hill of the Portara monument.
photo: TimOve / CC BY 2.0
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Naxos

This large island offers a plentiful choice of historical sites, traditional villages, and beaches - a place for road trips, sunsets, and nightlife.

The small port of Stavros settlement on the island of Donousa.
photo: Kostas Limitsios / CC BY 2.0
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Donousa

Find yourself in this tiny islet. With only 160 inhabitants, it's ideal for relaxation, yoga, and mindfulness. Beachlife is most there is here.

A picture showing a part of the main settlement (Chora) of Ios.
photo: Kostas Limitsios / CC BY 2.0
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Ios

Do you want to party till the morning, take pictures of blue-white houses, and tan on the beach? Ios is most probably your summer destination.

A part of the white houses of the settlement of Naousa on the island of Paros.
photo: Nikos Roussos / CC BY-SA 2.0
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Paros

A popular tourist destination with vibrant nightlife, here you will indulge yourself with blue-white streets, hiking paths, and golden beaches.

Koufonisia Why visit?

  • It literally translates as The Deaf Islands.
  • Mindfulness, minimal architecture, fine sand beaches and emerald waters.
  • Ano Koufonisi has just 350 residents.

Koufonisia Things to Do

A picture showing sailing boats floating off the small island of Schinoussa.
photo: User:Oro2 / CC BY-SA 3.0
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Schinoussa Island

The central island of the Lesser Cyclades bears a resemblance to what Greek islands looked like in the 60s. Ideal destination for relaxation and tranquility.

An image of radiating turquoise sea and the rocky coast of Iraklia Island.
photo: Porouclas / CC BY-SA 4.0
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Iraklia Island

The definition of relaxed holidays on an island with an approximate population of 150 inhabitants and no cars or bank services.

An overview of the uninhabited island of Keros - a huge rock shining in a setting sun.
photo: Phso2 / CC BY 3.0
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Keros Island

Mysterious and uninhabited island where the most ancient sanctuary of the Aegean is located. It is the subject of the documentary "The Enigma of Keros".

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