
moderate
6–7 hours
Suitable for travelers in moderate physical condition who can manage short walks, steps and uneven terrain.
Explore Andros beyond the beaches on a six-to-seven hour tour through Andros Town, Apikia, Menites and Pithara Waterfall. Expect short hikes, historic sites and cool island springs with expert local guides.
Morning light slides over whitewashed houses and the narrow pedestrian lanes of Andros Town, turning cobbled steps into a network of bright veins. On this full-day tour the island reveals a quieter side of the Cyclades: cool springs that dare you to dip a finger, granite ravines that have carved terraces into the hills, and villages where local life moves at a patient pace.

Trails to the waterfall and springs are short but rocky—sturdy walking shoes with traction will keep you steady on wet stone.
Bottled water is provided, but a refillable bottle reduces waste and keeps you hydrated on walks between stops.
If staying in Gavrio, Batsi or Korthi, book pickup to avoid a long walk; there’s an added €15 fee per person so plan accordingly.
Dress modestly and keep voices low at the monastery; photography rules may vary—ask your guide before shooting inside.
Andros blends Byzantine, Venetian and maritime history; the island’s port and inland monasteries reflect centuries of seafaring and monastic presence.
Springs and waterways are fragile—stay on trails, avoid removing plants, and support local businesses that practice sustainable water use.
Provide traction on wet rocks and comfort during village walking.
Carry layers, camera, and personal items while keeping hands free on stairs.
Strong Aegean sun can be harsh during midday stops and village strolls.
summer specific
Spring showers can appear suddenly; a packable shell keeps you dry without bulk.
spring specific