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Chora
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The Heartbeat
of the Island
Whitewashed walls, blue shutters, and cobbled alleys set the tone—but Chora is more than its picture-perfect streets. This is where life happens: shops opening for the day, cafés filling with locals, and footsteps echoing into the evening.
Charming
Without Trying
Wander without direction, turn where the street narrows, and let the pace of the village guide you. Whether you stop for coffee or stay through dinner, Chora leaves an impression that’s as quiet as it is lasting.
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Useful Info
Duration: Approx. 6 km — around 25 minutes by car
Setting: Hilltop village with traditional Cycladic architecture and narrow pedestrian streets
Access: Easily reachable by car; parking available on the outskirts
Availabilty: Open year-round; most vibrant in the late afternoon and evening
Suitable for: Strolling, shopping, photography, and dining
Personalization: Combine with nearby attractions or explore on your own schedule
What to bring: Comfortable shoes, your appetite, and time to follow where the streets lead
Let the Streets
Lead You
There’s no need for a map here—just curiosity and a little time. Chora welcomes you with the warmth of lived-in beauty, winding streets, and quiet moments you didn’t plan for. Come early or stay late. Either way, you’ll leave with more than you came for.
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Take A
Visual Tour
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Driopida Village
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Kolona Beach
Kolona Beach is a natural marvel—a slender sandbar that elegantly links Kythnos to the islet of Agios Loukas. With the Aegean Sea gently caressing both sides, it offers a unique dual-coastline experience. Its golden sands and crystalline waters make it one of the island's most iconic and photographed destinations.
All thats left
Is to Arrive
A few nights here stay with you forever