On the hill above Ermoupoli you will find the medieval settlement of Ano Syros. The medieval town retains a special atmosphere as it has been influenced by the Venetians. Once you cross the tunnel-gate of the village you will enter in another era: narrow streets, stairs, whitewashed houses and an abundance of colorful bougainvillea. You can go up to the top of the village and see the church of Saint George, which is the Catholic cathedral. The medieval church and the spectacular view of Ermoupolis and the neighboring islands will definitely take your breath away.

This is a small picturesque village, located 9 km from Ermoupoli. Here you will find taverns by the sea and countless boats moored in the sheltered bay. You should certainly visit it on the 15th of August, when the church celebrates the Assumption on the hill of the village.

This is a quiet little beach south of Galissas. It is secluded and ideal for nudism. It has golden sand and clear blue waters. To reach it you have to take the footpath which descends the hill of St. Pakou.

This magical bay is located in the northern part of Syros. It has golden sand, turquoise waters and natural shade from trees. On the rocks of the beach you can still see the prayers that shipwrecked sailors carved more than 3000 years ago. The beach is accessible by boat from Kini or through the hiking trails of Delphini or Ano Meria.

This is an organized beach which offers a natural shade from the tamarisk trees in the area. It has been awarded with the Blue Flag, proof of the purity of water and sand. From here you can enjoy a beautiful sunset. It is accessible by car or bus.