TRAVEL GUIDE TO KYTHNOS

The wild landscape, crystalline waters, and tranquil ambiance of Kythnos are only some of the reasons making the island appealing to more and more people!

In our travel guide, you can find out everything about your holidays in Kythnos, Greece.
Discover the things to do, exciting activities, sights to visit, lovely beaches, the best hotels & restaurants, as well as a wide selection of breathtaking photos!
You can travel to Kythnos by ferry from Athens and quite a few islands of the Cyclades.

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MORE ABOUT KYTHNOS GREECE

Lying on the western part of the Cyclades, Kythnos is unarguably one of the most beautiful islands close to Athens.
Its proximity to the Greek capital is the reason why it is seen as of the most popular city-break destinations.

Kythnos has quaint villages showcasing the traditional Cycladic architecture. The most beautiful are Chora, the island’s capital, and Driopida.
Wandering around these villages, visitors will come across corners embellished with flowers, whitewashed houses, traditional taverns, and windmills. The scenery is simply magical!

Loutra, one of the most touristy seaside villages, is known for its thermal springs. Rich in iron and sulfur, their waters have healing properties, and thus are perfect for a free spa treatment!
What’s more, along with Merichas, the area where the port is situated, hosts a selection of accommodation options and tourist facilities.

The island's coastline is dotted with many beaches that stand out for their natural beauty! From shingle to sand and from organized to unspoiled, all beaches have a laid-back atmosphere and are ideal for swimming.
The most impressive one is Kolona, a long strip of sand reminiscent of a pillar, forming two sandy beaches!

Points of interest in Kythnos include some interesting museums, many picturesque churches, and places of historical interest, like Vryokastro and Oria Castle. As for the things to do, swimming and hiking are the most popular activities, thanks to the island’s wonderful natural landscape.

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HOTELS & ACCOMMODATIONS

Boasting a tranquil atmosphere and a traditional style of architecture, the hotels of Kythnos are designed to offer a relaxing stay and experience. You will not find huge, all-inclusive hotel units, but rather apartments, traditional houses, suites, and studios, as well as some lovely hotels!
Most accommodations are built at peaceful spots in Chora, Loutra, or the port of Merichas and they provide an amazing view of the sea or the Cycladic countryside.
Discover some excellent accommodation facilities in Kythnos!

Some of the most popular hotels are:
Kastellas Villas by K4ThemoniesChoraVathisthea

HOW TO GET THERE & MOVE AROUND?

The island is only accessible by ferry. There are ferries to Kythnos from the ports of Piraeus and Lavrio in Athens and other islands of the Aegean Sea. The closest airport is the International Airport of Athens.
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Discover the different ways to get to Kythnos & how to move around.

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HIGHLIGHTS: BEST OF KYTHNOS

Discover the highlights of Kythnos to experience during your holiday! From sightseeing to activities and from tours to restaurants, here are the best suggestions for the ultimate experience!
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  • Kolona Beach
    The beach of Kolona is the most famous in Kythnos, with exotic waters, a sandy shore and a secluded atmosphere. You can access it through a track road or by boat.
  • Chora
    Chora is the capital of Kythnos. Constructed on the slopes of a hill, this village presents the traditional Cycladic architecture and offers tourist facilities.
  • Driopida
    Driopida is a traditional village in Kythnos, constructed on the slopes of a hill. As it is not open to tourism, Driopida keeps its authentic style and Cycladic architecture.
  • Katafiki Cave
    Believed to be one of the largest caves in Greece, Katafiki Cave was first encountered in the 1830s. It has unique and interesting stalagmites and rock formations. It was used as an iron mine until 1939. The cave is located very close to Driopida.
  • Loutra
    Located on the northern side of the island, Loutra is famous for the thermal springs that cure many diseases and health problems. This seaside village is one of the busiest during summer.