Experience Local Gastronomy
Savor the island's culinary delights by engaging in gastronomy tours. These experiences offer insights into traditional cooking methods and local ingredients, providing a taste of Antikythera's rich culinary heritage. More informations here and here.

Discover the Antikythera Mechanism Workshop in Athens
While not on the island itself, the Antikythera Mechanism, discovered off the coast of Antikythera, is celebrated in Athens. Participate in a hands-on workshop where you can build a replica of this ancient analog computer and delve into its history. Book now with Kids love Greece

Church of Agios Myronas
About 4 km south of Potamos lies the Church of Agios Myronas, one of Antikythera's most sacred and picturesque landmarks. Built beside a small cave with natural spring water, this modest chapel is deeply tied to the island’s spiritual life. According to local tradition, the icon of Saint Myron was discovered here by Cretan shepherds when the island was uninhabited. Inside, silver icons of Christ and the Virgin Mary are preserved, while the cave next to the church offers a peaceful spot for quiet reflection. Surrounded by raw, untouched terrain, it's a great stop for those interested in religious heritage, history, and simple island beauty. The site becomes especially lively on August 17th during the feast day of Saint Myron, when people travel from afar for celebrations. Accessible by foot or a short drive from Potamos, it's a rewarding detour off the main road. Book now with Drakakis Tours

Prophet Elias Chapel (Profitis Ilias)
High atop the mountain of Galaniana stands the chapel of Prophet Elias, a spot of both religious reverence and stunning natural beauty. A hike to the summit rewards visitors with 360-degree views of the entire island and the deep blue sea beyond. The small whitewashed chapel is simple but carries deep local meaning—dedicated to Prophet Elias, the guardian of the high places. On his feast day (July 20th), locals gather here for services and picnics, bringing life to this usually quiet spot. The trail to the top is manageable and marked, taking you through rocky landscapes dotted with herbs and wildflowers. Along the way, you'll likely hear nothing but wind, birds, and the distant sea. It’s a place for contemplation, photography, or simply taking in the grandeur of this tiny, ancient island. Note: You can find more informations on the net

Lighthouse of Apolytaras
Located at the southernmost point of the island, the Apolytaras Lighthouse is a striking 23-meter-tall stone structure built in 1926. It's the southernmost lighthouse in Greece, built to guide ships through the treacherous waters between Crete and the Peloponnese. Reaching the lighthouse involves a scenic walk across rocky, dramatic coastal terrain with expansive views of the Aegean. Its imposing height and remote location make it a magnet for photographers and adventurers alike. The area around the lighthouse is rich in native flora and offers the feeling of being at the edge of the world. It's also a great spot for stargazing, especially on clear nights. While not staffed, the lighthouse is in good condition and makes for a memorable stop on any tour of Antikythera’s southern coast. Book now with Drakakis tours