Gavrio
is its main port and it is only two hours away from
Athens second harbour, Rafina.
Andros is south of Evia and north of Tinos. The
island has approximately 8500 inhabitants.
Its coastline is generally rocky with many protected
bays such as Mikrogiali, Kastro, Melissa, Gavrio,
Plaka, Vitali and more. |
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being the richest (in waters) of the Cyclades.
Andros is divided in municipalities named Andros,
Hydrousa and Korthi.
Andros is the Cycladic
island with the most developed vegetation, and has
as well the richest flora of all the Cyclades. Because
of the non homogeneity of its ground, Andros offers
various impressions to visitors.
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altitudes, many shrubs can be found. The deepest part of the
valleys are full of various vegetations with many
olive, mulberry, apple, almond and fig trees.
Like the rest of Greece, Andros is a botanist's
paradise and is particularly rich in plant life. |