Andros is the northernmost island of the Cyclades, in the Aegean
Sea, and the second largest, after Naxos.
Unique Features: Andros is a miniature look alike of Greece. The
traditional Cycladic landscape, and architecture is combined with
high mountains, rivers, valleys, fresh running water springs, and
numerous stunning beaches, under a bright sun.
Its famous and amazing network of 200 km of paths, known as
Andros Routes certified by the EU, attracts excursionists from all
over the world to discover the hidden beauties of the island.
The capital of the island, Chora, is one of the most beautiful in the
Cyclades. It features museums, such as the Archaeological
Museum, and the Museum of Contemporary Art, with new
exhibitions each summer. The unique, one and a half mile pedestrian
walk, in the middle of the town guides you to the traditional Cycladic
architecture, and history, with numerous restaurants, cafés, and
shops alongside.
Enjoy fresh fish restaurants, by the sea in the village of Korthi, and
the cosmopolitan, picturesque, seaside village of Batsi.
Accessibility: Andros is accessible from the port of Rafina and is the
closest island of the Cyclades from Athens. There are at least four
daily ferry services during the summer season and at least two
during the winter. The journey takes just two hours. It is also
connected by ferry to Tinos and Mykonos.
Investment Opportunity: The cosmopolitan character of the island
and its stately beauty make it a magical tourist destination strongly
increasing investment interest.