Nas beach ranks among the wildest corners of Ikaria, a raw pebble cove folded into the island’s northwest coast. The Halari river slips out of a green gorge here and meets the deep blue Aegean. Grey stones line the shore, plane trees shade the stream, and the ruins of an ancient temple watch from the … Read more
Ikaria stretches long and narrow across the north Aegean, and its coastline swaps character every headland. The north coast around Armenistis holds long sandy beaches with real Aegean swell, while the south hides pebble coves reached on foot. Swimmers chase the deep turquoise water of Seychelles, families favour the sheltered sand of Gialiskari, and surfers … Read more
Ikaria sits in the north Aegean, a rugged island shaped by granite ridges, deep gorges and a coastline of clear coves. Travellers come for swimming, walking and the slow rhythm the island is known for. The days here reward people who plan lightly and let the landscape set the pace. You can spend mornings on … Read more