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Serifos sits in the western Cyclades, between Kythnos to the north and Sifnos to the south, 75 nautical miles southeast of Athens — a 75-square-kilometre island with about 1,400 year-round residents, considered the quietest of the western Cyclades chain. The island was an industrial iron-mining centre from 1869 to 1963 when the Megalo Livadi mines on the southwest coast were Greece's largest iron exporter; the abandoned ore-loading station with rusting industrial-era pier survives on the south coast as a historical site. The main harbour Livadi on the south coast is the ferry port and yacht moorings — a small horseshoe bay with a sandy beach and taverna village. The capital Chora sits 4 kilometres inland on a steep conical hilltop 220 metres above sea level, with stepped lanes and a 15th-century Venetian fortress at the top. Serifos is 30 minutes from Sifnos by sail. Season runs May through October.
Perched on a hilltop, Chora is the charming capital of Serifos, offering breathtaking views of the Aegean Sea. Its whitewashed houses, narrow alleys, and traditional Cycladic architecture create a picturesque setting that’s perfect for wandering and discovering hidden corners. Visit the quaint shops, sample local delicacies at cozy tavernas, or explore the beautiful churches and squares. Chora’s unique blend of history and charm makes it a must-see destination on the island.
Voted as one of the best beaches in Greece, Psili Ammos Beach is a paradise for sun lovers and swimmers. With its soft golden sand and crystal-clear waters, this beach is ideal for relaxation and a refreshing dip. The gentle waves make it family-friendly, while the nearby tavernas serve delicious local dishes with stunning sea views. Whether you're looking to unwind or explore the coastline, Psili Ammos Beach offers the perfect seaside escape.
Dive into the island’s rich industrial past at the Old Mines of Serifos, a unique historical site that tells the story of its mining heritage. Located near the village of Megalo Livadi, the area features abandoned machinery, rail tracks, and stunning sea views that create a hauntingly beautiful landscape. Explore the remnants of the old mining facilities and learn about the role these mines played in the island’s history. It’s a fascinating spot for history buffs and those seeking an off-the-beaten-path adventure.
