As the pace of everyday life speeds up in most places around the world, perhaps including where you live, Amorgos is a destination that calls for a slow, more mindful approach! So, as a traveller, the question of how many days you should spend in Amorgos, isn’t just about ticking off attractions; it’s about immersing yourself in its sensory magic and respecting the rhythm of life that has existed here for centuries. So, how much time does Amorgos really need to experience it sustainably and fully?

Originally hailing from Amorgos, travel has been a constant in our lives for the better part of the last three decades. Many of the friends we've made along the way, will often ask us if Amorgos is worth the effort. Especially for like-minded, eco-conscious travellers, the question is often not just about the natural beauty of a destination, but, more so, about its sustainability, conservation efforts and how its development impacts both the environment and the local culture. So, is Amorgos worth going to, from an environmental perspective? Let’s explore.

The easternmost island of the Cyclades, Amorgos is a destination we believe captures the quintessence of philoxenia - the Greek word synonymous to hospitality - while offering the opportunity to disconnect and decelerate. As our world leans more heavily into technology and algorithmic curation, here you'll find an atmosphere of serenity that is increasingly hard to find in some of Greece's more bustling tourist spots. Famous for its dramatic landscapes, rich history and captivating allure, Amorgos is a place that feels both timeless and untouched by the increasing rate of technological advancement. Here’s a closer look at what we believe makes Amorgos so unforgettable.