The church of St. George Valsamitis has a very interesting architecture style. Until the Byzantine period it was an autonomous monastery and then it became a part of Chozoviotissa church. The frescos on the walls were done in different periods and you will be able to admire the 18th century (or even earlier) wall paintings when you visit. The inhabitants of Amorgos and of all the surrounding islands can tell you how important the “oracle” –the water spring that flows from inside the temple- was for them.

Above Faraklou canyon, near Lagada, you will find Stroumbos village: A village with few residents, "12 houses and 13 ovens" and a unique view of the bay Aigalis. The deserted stone houses of Stroumbos are up to 300-400 years old. The beautiful church of Agios Nikitas stands proud in the courtyard where a pine tree offers its shade to the whole place. Here you will also find the hiking routes to Krikelo and Tholaria which are ideal for nature lovers.

One of the most popular beaches on the island, Aegiali covers a large area with sand and clean waters. The area has several taverns, cafes, some bars and many rooms to let.

This beautiful beach is located just 3 km. from the village of Kamari. You will be fascinated by the sand mixed with small pebbles and the white cliffs as they embrace the crystal clear waters of the bay. On one side of the beach there are also caves.