Water depths are generally exceptional, especially north of the island where they sometimes exceed thirty meters, with a minimum water temperature of 18 °C in the summer months. Visibility is fantastic, the fauna is extremely rich and the sea floor is just breathtaking with planes of sand, meadows of seaweeds, rock formations, reefs, caves and shipwrecks. Scuba diving excursions can be organized upon request both for novice and experienced divers. Just ask us and we will be happy to set up a diving excursion for you.

Take the paths that islanders have used for centuries and be blown away by the amazing views that wait for you around every corner. Your final destination can be a far-flung monastery or a picturesque village, with century-old dry-stone walls accompanying your journey. Supply yourself with a copy of the local map that shows the entire network of paths, put on your hiking shoes, bring some fresh water and fruit and then set off for a walk you will never forget. Almost all main trails are well marked using a combination of paint, cairns and signposts. Just ask and we will happily offer you any assistance in planning your hiking trip.