Sifnos
A few words about Sifnos
Sifnos is a beautiful and green island with beautiful beaches and outstanding natural beauty.
The history of Sifnos is long and reflected in both the culture and the kindness of its people and architecture of buildings. Sifnos has an atmosphere of the past and has the comfort and elegance adapted to modern requirements.
Overall, Sifnos is one of the ideal destinations for "alternative? vacations, for those who seek a place for relaxation, meditation and quality entertainment.
Beaches
Apokofto
The beach is located in a picturesque bay with crystal clear waters. It is an ideal location for swimming and relaxing and for good food after a swim in one of the two taverns located there.
Dialiskari
This is a beautiful bay of wild beauty with a hug steep and an often dangerous rock. The sea is crystal clear and blue.
Kamares
Kamares is one of the most beautiful beaches of Sifnos. The gold coast is covered by fine sand and the water is calm and clean. The place is ideal for sunbathing as well as swimming and water sports.
Platis Gialos
The most trendy and popular beach of the island, a huge golden beach, considered the biggest of the Cyclades. Along Platis Gialos there are hotels and rooms as well organized camp. The area attractions include the ruins of the Aspros Pirgos (White Tower), the acclaimed by the 57 ancient towers of Sifnos and the ancient cemetery in the Akrotiraki.
Fasolou
The small Fasolou bay will excite those looking for quiet moments of complete relaxation and calm waters for swimming.
Cheronissos
A small sandy beach, surrounded by fish-taverns and an ouzo selling restaurant, located literally by the sea.
Where to eat
Odos Oniron (Greek and Mediterranean Cuisine )
Appolonia 22840/33389
Phegaropsaro (Greek and International Cuisine)
Appolonia, 22840/32215
O Argyris (Greek Cuisine and Fish)
Καμάρες, 22840/32352
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