Sikinos is a tiny and rocky island with few permanent inhabitants. It offers some peaceful and quiet holidays to its visitors. It may not have many tourist facilities but its natural beauty is magnificent.
In this section, you can see things to see and do by location.
Or you can have a full view of:
villages,
beaches,
museums and
churches.
For the better understanding of the locations, you can always check our General
Sikinos map.
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These are not all the things to See & Do in Sikinos but just the best of them. For more info, check the things to see & do by location and for even more info, just browse the website
All to see and do by location: Chora (5)
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Location: On the northern side of the island
Description: Chora is the capital village of Sikinos. Built on the slopes of a hill, Chora is among the most picturesque Cycladic villages.
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Location: 4 km south of Chora
Description: In a walking distance from the port, this long and sandy beach is organized with sun beds, umbrellas and some beach bars.
Location: 5 km south east of Chora
Description: This beach is small and you have to take the boat or walk to go there. It is a complete isolate environment with nice water.
Location: 4 km south of Chora
Description: This nice beach is actually a small cove. Visitors go there by boat or on foot. The beach is not organized, but it has some rooms to rent.
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The historical site of Episkopi actually consists of an old, Byzantine monastery built over a Roman mausoleum. The church hosts nice frescoes. Episkopi is located 4 km south west of Chora.
Located in Chorio, the Folklore Museum of the island of Sikinos features exhibits, artifacts and material that shed light on the island's past. Located in an olive oil press the Museum is in fact the family home of an American expatriate who served the US Navy for a major part of his life. The Greek born man has extensive knowledge regarding the process of making olive oil and even the history of the island as well.
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