Taste, tradition and hospitality

Sifnos is one of the most traditional yet cosmopolitan destinations among the Aegean islands — a place where natural beauty, rich tradition, and cultural heritage come together.

With its charming harbors and cobblestone alleyways, Sifnos offers an authentic experience that leaves a lasting impression on every visitor.

The island’s beautiful beaches, with crystal-clear waters and golden sand — such as Faros, Cherronisos, and Vathi — offer moments of pure relaxation and rejuvenation. Its rich gastronomy, local products, and traditional recipes, like Mastelo, are sure to delight even the most discerning palate.

Beaches

Sights

Gastronomical Experiences

Beaches

Faros

At Faros Beach, you’ll discover the charming chapel of St. Gregory and enjoy a spectacular view of Chrysopigi. The area offers everything you may need — from convenience stores and restaurants to traditional taverns and cafés.

Beaches

Kamares

Surrounded by lush vegetation that provides natural shade, Kamares Beach is awarded the Blue Flag every year for its cleanliness and amenities.

Beaches

Vathi

Quaint and sheltered from the wind, Vathi features golden-hazel sand and emerald waters. A peaceful bay ideal for swimming and exploration.

Beaches

Platis Gialos

Also a Blue Flag beach, Platis Gialos is the island’s longest and most popular sandy coastline. It’s an organized beach with a beach bar and shallow waters, perfect for families and water enthusiasts.

Beaches

Vroulida

A picturesque rocky beach with emerald waters, sunbeds, and a few convenience stores. Ideal for those seeking a quieter experience.

Sights

Apollonia

The island’s capital is a maze of charming alleys, whitewashed houses, and classic Cycladic architecture. Built amphitheatrically over three hills, it lies at the center of the island.

Sights

Monastery of Chrisopigi

This historic Orthodox monastery, perched on a rocky promontory, overlooks the Aegean Sea. It’s the island’s most iconic religious site and the patron saint of Sifnos.

Sights

Kastro (Castle)

One of the island’s most beautiful and ancient settlements, Kastro served as the first capital of Sifnos. It has been inhabited since the 3rd millennium BC and is full of charm and history.

Sights

Church of the Seven Martyrs

A small, picturesque chapel built on a rock overlooking the sea. With its iconic setting and breathtaking views, it’s one of the most photographed spots on the island.

Gastronomical Experiences

Mastelo

A local dish made with lamb or goat, slow-cooked with red wine and dill, traditionally served with rice or potatoes.

Gastronomical Experiences

Manouri Sifnou

A semi-soft, mildly spicy cheese made from fresh goat’s milk — ideal for salads or served as saganaki (fried cheese with lemon).

Gastronomical Experiences

Revithokeftedes (Chickpea Balls)

Crispy and delicious, these chickpea fritters with onion and herbs are a perfect meze to pair with ouzo.

Gastronomical Experiences

Marathokeftedes (Fennel Βalls)

Fried fennel patties with herbs and spices — light, aromatic, and often served with wine.

Gastronomical Experiences

Uncooked Almond Cookies

A traditional, no-bake dessert made with almonds — a treat often served at celebrations and special moments on the island.

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