The Aegean treasure

Hydra Island is a magical destination in the Saronic Gulf that captivates every visitor with its ethereal charm and exceptional beauty. The small, picturesque harbor, traditional villages with stone-built houses, and uplifting atmosphere make Hydra a truly unique place. With no cars on the island, visitors are welcomed into a slower pace of life—strolling through cobblestone streets and charming alleys becomes part of the daily rhythm. The island’s beautiful beaches, with their crystal-clear waters and serene setting, invite total relaxation.

Hydra is a destination that exceeds expectations, offering every visitor a truly memorable experience.

Beaches

Sights

Gastronomical Experiences

Beaches

Mandraki

The most popular beach of the island is the organized beach of Mandraki. A small bay with golden sand and shallow water perfect for water sport lovers.

Beaches

Vlychos

An organized beach with sunbeds and umbrellas available for rent, perfect for families. Located very close to Molo – the main harbor of hydra. Visitors can easily access by foot or by using the local transportation. Nearby are restaurants, coffee places, bars and taverns where visitors can enjoy their coffee or lunch.

Beaches

Spilia (Cave)

Located on the outer side of the harbor of the island, Spilia is a remarkable rocky beach that will charm every visitor.

Beaches

Hydroneta

The perfect spot to watch a magical sunset while enjoying a coffee or a cold drink from the beach bar. Ydroneta is also a rocky beach located a little further from Spilia (cave) beach.

Sights

The historical archive museum of Hydra

A local museum that presents the cultural heritage and the rich history of the island. Through the displays the events and the exhibitions that hosts, the museum help the visitors to understand the local traditions of the island.

Sights

The port of Hydra

The quaint port of hydra is one of the most beautiful and traditional ports in Greece and hosts along the harbor small fishing boats and luxury yachts.

Sights

The church of Agios Konstantinos (St Constantine church)

A spectacular Greek orthodox church dedicated to the protector of the island, St Constantine. It is one of the most iconic buildings of the island.

Gastronomical Experiences

Gogles

Small handmade pasta, shaped like clams and served with melted butter.

Gastronomical Experiences

Petrobarbouna (Red Mullets)

A traditional recipe for red mullets since hydra is known for fishing.

Gastronomical Experiences

Macaroons (Amygdalota)

Kourabiedes, almond pears (ahladakia), skaltsounia & sugared baklava (zaharobaclavas)

Gastronomical Experiences

Lalangites

An amazing local desert is Lalangites. Pancakes with honey syrup or petimezi (grape molasses).

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