Top Things to do in Gavrio
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Top 10 Things to do in Gavrio, Greece
Discover the best top things to do in Gavrio, Greece including Chrissi Ammos Beach, Beach Kipri, ScubAndros, Cyclades Olive Museum, Fellos Beach, Capriccio, Andros by Bike, Vitali Beach, Agios Petros Beach, Nautical Museum Andros.
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1. Chrissi Ammos Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 46 reviews
Reviewed By E_PLAKOU - Voula, Greece
The most beautiful beach I have ever been, with the most talented discs jockey with the most successful musical choices I have ever listen.The most helpful and polite waiters and beach staff I have ever encountered. This beach is definitely a reason for someone to visit the island of Andros. I highly recommend this beach and the hostels that are located around.
2. Beach Kipri
Overall Ratings
4 based on 26 reviews
Reviewed By ester m - London, United Kingdom
the sea sports are the hot drive for the Kipri beach. Though there are three beach bars to choose with different ambience. Loved the surfers one !
3. ScubAndros
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 12 reviews
Andros Island underwater!! Beautiful...
Reviewed By marie s - Athens, Greece
Weather allowing, ScubAndros offers you the chance to dive the wonderful Gavrionisia islets off the Kypri coast. Beautiful seascapes teeming with marine life, as well as the impressive Mastropetros wreck are bound to excite you. Really loved spending a week there in August 2013! Thx to the ScubAndros team for such a special hosting!
4. Cyclades Olive Museum
Overall Ratings
5 based on 259 reviews
To arrange a visit on a different day and time, please contact the museum. Don't be put off by the name 'museum', this is not a sterile exhibition of dusty artefacts but a carefully restored Cycladic olive mill. The attention to detail in the restoration is incredible and this alongside a video presentation and a personal talk by the owner make this a really special and informative experience. It is the best preserved animal powered old olive mill in Andros island. The mill was restored and transformed into museum, in order to offer to every visitor, regardless of age, the option to come close to the underling culture of the valuable product and to get familiar with the old traditional techniques of olive oil production as well. Besides they can see the traditional technics of constructing buildings in Cyclades through the centuries.
Reviewed By englandcarole - england
This Cyclades Olive Museum was lovingly restored by its present owner Dimitris. The knowledge and passion of this man brings to life an ancient and very important tradition of producing olive oil on this beautiful island. We were greeted by Dimitris and enthralled by the...MoreWe are so glad that we managed to offer you knowledge about olive oil production and qualities among with information about agricultural traditional architecture, in an interesting and pleasant way. Thank you very much!
5. Fellos Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 34 reviews
Reviewed By southendbootboy - Lancaster, United Kingdom
In our 20+ years of going to Andros this has become one of our favourite Beaches - we go every year. It's easy to find and always quiet. The swimming is lovely because it's always sheltered from the wind. Be careful if parking your car under the tamarisk trees - the twigs can badly scratch the paintwork (we know from bitter experience!).
It's a nice stroll to the little tavern for lunch. All-in-all, a perfect, non-commercialised Greek beach.
PS: I've attached photos of the beach from winter 2016 - snow!
6. Capriccio
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 43 reviews
Reviewed By nonsuchgirls - Lichfield
Wandered into the harbour area just before sunset in the week before Easter. Lots of places were still preparing/ painting/ taking deliveries etc... Not so this lovely bar overlooking the harbour, west facing so we had the mellow sunset colours.
Everything was prinstine, lovely white washed walls and pale blue cushions.. A wide choice of Seating styles on the terraced out side area.
A very pleasant server immediately brought water in classy glasses so we had something whilst ordering/waiting for our drinks. The white wine was so delicious we could have stayed for more but the complimentary selection of nuts/snacks wouldn't have been enough to keep us on an even keel.
Wow, as the sun set it became even more wonderful!
7. Andros by Bike
Overall Ratings
5 based on 2 reviews
Feel nature on 2 wheels! Rent a bike and discover Andros island.Trekking and mountain bikes are available.Tours also can be scheduled on demand.
Reviewed By reisender2222
In our hotel in Batsi was an information-flyer from Andros by Bike and I got my bike the next other day directly in the hotel. It was a light Fitness bike with small and good rims, perfect for a fast ride on the streets of Andros. I took the road from Batsi to Katakoilos, Revmata to the highest point of the street (720m, be careful when there is strong wind from the north) and then to Vourkoti, Apikia and Andros Chora. In the old town are many perfect places for a coffee break. Then the next climb Mesa Horio, Livadhia, Vouni to the Ormos Korthi. Follow the main road in the valley of Korthi to the climb of Aipatia and Kapparia. Then you are on the street on the west coast back to Batsi. The Meltemi wind was blowing strong this day and it was sometimes dangerous and hard work to do. It was a tour about 100 km and with 3 hard climbs. And don't underestimate the Meltemi.
Many thanks to Leandros for the good bike, the important advices and the friendly service!
8. Vitali Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 82 reviews
Reviewed By athena a - Limassol, Cyprus
This is a very nice area, it is worth the trip there. Once you get there, (the road is ok but then gets tough but any car can drive there), you are faced with a lovely little church, typical sight of Greece, which still maintains its religious character unlike other european countries I have visited. There are two Beaches there, one with some umbrellas and the other without. We chose to go to the one without any umbrellas cause we found it more picturesque. The water was not very cold (it was in August), there was luckily for us no wind (wind in Andros is a huge problem), and the sea was not deep. Great for those who can not swim like me. The rocks around the beach offer shadow and we sat there to have a Sandwich before departing. It was a great day.
9. Agios Petros Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 106 reviews
Reviewed By MommyMoe - Vancouver, WA
Being a family, we avoided the more popular crowded area with music and the beach bar. But there was plenty of room to have a space of sand to relax and play in the water. The sand slopes down gently and gradually for a long time so it is easier to swim with younger ones without worrying about a sharp drop off. There are also people wind Surfing and paddle boats it looks like you can rent. There is also a nearby supermarket on the road so you can pick up supplies if needed, including the popular ice cream.
10. Nautical Museum Andros
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 36 reviews
Reviewed By AsterixThessaloniki - Thessaloniki, Greece
In Andros, which is famous for its sailors and ship owners, I would expect something more than 2 rooms.
