Karavostamo sits on the north coast of Ikaria, east of the port town of Evdilos. The village ranks among the island’s most populous and authentic settlements. It spreads across a green, well-watered slope that runs down to a small fishing harbour and a pebble-and-sand beach. Springs and running water feed terraced gardens and orchards on … Read more
The Piraeus to Ikaria ferry is the main long crossing that carries travellers from the port of Athens out to the north Aegean island of Ikaria. This sailing links mainland Greece with a remote island that has no large commercial airport for direct international flights, so the boat matters. Departures leave from Piraeus and cross … Read more
Evdilos sits on the north coast of Ikaria, a harbour town wrapped around a small working port. Neoclassical houses climb the hillside above the waterfront, painted in ochre and pale stone. Cafes, bakeries and tavernas ring the quay, and fishing boats share the moorings with the ferries. The town holds a relaxed rhythm that draws … Read more
Ikaria sits in the north Aegean, a long island of pine ridges, granite coves and mountain villages that keep their own rhythm. Choosing a base shapes the whole trip. The northwest coast at Armenistis puts you beside the best sand. The two ferry ports, Evdilos and Agios Kirykos, suit arrival logistics and different halves of … Read more