
easy
2–3 hours
Basic swimming ability and comfort in open water; participants should be able to tread water and swim short distances with a mask.
Slip from Aegiali into the Aegean and float above Nikouria’s rocky reefs on a 2½-hour zodiac snorkeling trip. Expect crystal visibility, clay-pot octopus dens, and shorelines most visitors never see.
The zodiac eases off Aegiali Beach and the island exhales: wind across sun-baked rock, gulls punctuating the blue. You feel the boat rise, the shore pulling away, and the first glimpse of Nikouria’s serrated coastline comes into focus — low cliffs, hidden coves and water so clear it reads like glass. The guide runs through safety, offers masks and fins, and you slip into a cool, immediate world where rock ridges become coral highways and octopus dens are marked by neat clay pots placed by the dive center.

Protect marine life and your skin; apply before boarding to avoid sticky or oily gear.
A lightweight top prevents sunburn and chafing from the snorkel vest and fins.
If you’re prone to motion sickness, take medication at least 30 minutes before departure—the zodiac crossing can be bumpy.
Equipment is provided, but a well-fitting personal mask improves comfort and seal for longer swims.
Amorgos has long been a maritime outpost in the eastern Cyclades; its harbors and coves served local fishermen and traders for centuries, shaping a culture tied closely to the sea.
The dive center supports local habitat enhancement (clay pots for octopus) and recommends reef-safe sunscreen and no-touch policies to minimize impact.
Fast-drying and sun-protective layers make boat transfers and surface swims more comfortable.
summer specific
Protects skin and the marine ecosystem; apply before boarding.
summer specific
Useful for rocky landings and walking around Aegiali before or after the trip.
Keeps valuables safe on a small zodiac and helps you shoot above-water photos without worry.