The aquamarine colors of the sea invite you to discover the wonderful underwater world. Milia is a beach in a small cove hidden in a dense pine forest. You will see the blue and sparkling waters among the pines as you start walking towards it through the forest.

Votsi is a fishing village that resembles a maze of narrow streets and alleys. It has a semi-circular natural harbor formed by the surrounding cliffs. Small fishing boats are either tied to the dock or anchored at various points in the bay.

On the northeast side of Alonissos you will find Kastanorema canyon. The canyon begins at a location called Kastania which is like a little narrow riverbed which soon turns into a winding gorge that crosses the landscape between steep cliffs and rocks. Although the terrain is very rocky, trees and shrubs can be seen everywhere. There are many maple trees in the canyon and around November, when the leaves of the maple trees get an orange color, the landscape is absolutely breathtaking.

Kira-Panagia or Pelagonisi, is the largest uninhabited island in the Northern Sporades. Southeast of the island you will find the monastery, a glebe of the Monastery of Great Lavra on Mount Athos, built in the 16th century. It is a typical sample of an autonomous, post-Byzantine monastery. The old olive press and windmill are preserved till nowadays.

Kira-Panagia is only accessible by boat. The island has two natural harbors: Planitis (North) and Agios Petros (South).

The Historical and Folklore Museum of Alonissos is an “ark of knowledge” in a place that "floods" with history and traditions. It is located in Patitiri, in an impressive stone-made building. The museum is a private collection and operates since 2001 at the initiative of Mr. Kostas and Angela Mavrikis.