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Andros is characterized by its large area and sparsely populated area. Andros is the second largest island of the Cyclades, with many beautiful beaches worth visiting. There are organized and non-organized beaches on the island. Hotel Perrakis has an organized beach right in front of the hotel. At Hotel Perrakis you can feel safe from Covid-19 even on the organized beach due to the implementation of the strict health protocol that concerns the protection of visitors to avoid the spread of covid-19.
Andros has more than 100 beaches, many organized and many quiet and secluded. Other sandy and mild and others with the wild beauty of the north side of the island. The truth is that there is a beach in Andros just for you.
September in Andros is ideal for walking on its certified hiking trails. The weather gives you the opportunity to get to know the island by following the old transportation network of the island that passes through beautiful villages and the unique natural beauty of Andros. A 100km route received the European Leading Quality Trails-Best of Europe certification in October 2015 from the European Ramblers Association, making Andros one of the top European hiking destinations.
The food in Andros has its own characteristics, directly connected to a large percentage with the products produced by the island. You will try Louzes and sausages with Fourtalia, omelette with potatoes, mint, local sausages. Pasteli made with walnuts, nuts, honey and sugar. Cheeses such as Malachto, Armexia and Volaki.