What characterizes Anafi is its light. With exotic, wild and domesticated beauty, Anafi remains almost untouched by time and mass tourism.

In addition to its few inhabitants, it hosts visitors who seek genuine contact with nature, tranquility and moments of relaxation and contemplation.

In Anafi one can admire and enjoy pristine beaches, hiking trails, proud hills, chapels and buildings-models of folk crafts and interesting archeological sites. Do not forget that this is a humble and silent island, which unfolds its beauties next to the cosmopolitan islands of the Cyclades.

In recent years, with the opening of roads, in all directions of the island, one can easily tour the island. For the more adventurous, climbing is one of the sports that are suitable in Anafi, as long as there is the appropriate organization. The scariest rock in the world is especially popular with experienced climbers and climbers. Kalamos, the tallest monolith in the eastern Mediterranean, is located on the eastern tip of the island and is its most impressive natural attraction.

On the outskirts of Kalamos is the Dragon Cave, an interesting cave with stalactites and stalagmites. While at the top is the Monastery of Panagia Kalamiotissa. Anafi Town is built amphitheatrically on the ruins of a Venetian castle, at a distance of 3 km from the port of Agios Nikolaos. Traditional Cycladic narrow alleys, relaxed rhythms, special Aegean architecture and unrestricted sea views with the backdrop of the two windmills located on the hillside.

The crystal clear waters and the memorable beaches will captivate even the most skeptical and will offer endless hours of relaxation and enjoyment of the landscape, since they are not flooded with people.