Organized marina, ports and beaches protected from the wind. The choices you have for mooring in Serifos are many, since the island has more than 70 beaches, while its short distance from the rest of the Cyclades islands make it ideal for excursions to other islands.
It’s down to you to choose: Holidays in Serifos or island hopping?
What you should know before you moor
In Serifos you will find lodgings for all tastes and all needs. Family apartments, rooms for couples, accommodation with a view of the sea or of the fascinating Chora...
See the accommodation options you have:
Accommodation proposals
In Serifos, tens of festivals take place every year. Rich and well organized festivals not by the cafes or the taverns, nor by the monasteries or the priests but by simple citizens, the “ktitores” (owners) as they are called in Serifos, who are responsible for the maintenance of the church.
Lots of food and wine in combination with traditional island melodies played by local musicians, guarantee an experience that you shouldn’t miss!
Find out which churches celebrate during your stay and attend at least one feast!
Serifos has a quite big road network for its size. Therefore, there are many places that it is worth visiting, which are accessible by dirt roads, some smooth, others harder.
You can explore even more places of the island either by your own 4χ4 or by some vehicle of the kind that you can rent here...
More than 70 beaches, some with easy access, others with harder access, golden sandy beaches, pebble beaches, smaragdine waters!
In Serifos you will find at least one beach that you are going to love!
Like all of the Cyclades Islands, Serifos has its own local cuisine for you to taste.
Golden fennel pancakes, aromatic chick pea soup with rosemary and creamy mizithra cheese are some of its recipes that you must taste!
Traditional taverns by the sea and other more special restaurants with international cuisine are spread in many regions of the island.
Picturesque villages built amphitheatrically on the hill slopes...
Miner settlements where the traces of the mining activity of the past years are still evident...
and among them, the most important of all, the gem of Cyclades, the capital of Serifos, Chora, the first thing the visitors see when they arrive by boat, which seems to have climbed on the rock!
The mines are an integral part of Serifos’ history. A walk on the south-west side of the island will take you back in time...
Countless galleries digged into the slopes, abandoned trolleys, mine loading ladders and old stone houses tell the story of the island, where the first workers strike of Greece took place!
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