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The Olympia Shipwreck in Amorgos is a top Mediterranean dive site. It’s a WWII wreck carrying cement to Tunisia that sank in 1943, and now sits at 30m depth. The ship’s structure is well-preserved and divers can spot marine life like octopuses, groupers, and moray eels. Visibility here is clear, offering an opportunity to explore the […]
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Chora of Amorgos is a picturesque Greek village located on the top of a hill on the island of Amorgos as serves as its capital. The village is characterized by traditional Cycladic architecture and narrow cobblestone alleys that lead to quaint squares and beautiful whitewashed houses with colorful doors and shutters. The most famous landmark […]
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Panagia Hozoviotissa is a stunning Greek Orthodox Monastery located on the island of Amorgos, which is not only an important spiritual site for Christians, but it also has a rich history and culture. The name Hozoviotissa comes from the Byzantine emperor who built it, Alexios Komnenos, who saved an icon of the Virgin Mary from […]
