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Peristera is a 14-square-kilometre uninhabited island in the National Marine Park of Alonnisos, immediately east of Alonnisos across a narrow 1-kilometre channel. The island is forested with stone pine on the inland ridges and holds quiet sandy coves on the south coast — Vasiliko (the main sheltered anchorage), Klima, and Xero. The waters off Peristera hold one of the most important underwater archaeological sites in the eastern Mediterranean: a 5th-century BC merchant shipwreck (the Peristera Wreck) discovered in 1985, with 4,000+ amphorae still in original position on the seabed at 22-30 metres depth — the world's first official underwater archaeological park, open to permitted dive visitors since 2020. Peristera is 30 minutes from Alonnisos by sail. Season runs May through October.
