Agia Anna Beach, Amorgos
4.4 / 5 Small pebble beach below the cliffside Chozoviotissa monastery in Agia Anna, Amorgos · Hidden gem
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Agia Anna is a small pebble beach on the east coast of Amorgos, directly below the white Chozoviotissa monastery clinging to the cliff. The water is deep blue and clear, and the beach sits in a rocky cove. It is a short drive from Chora and has a small taverna nearby.
Practical info for Agia Anna Beach, Amorgos
| Access | Steps down from the road to the pebbles |
|---|---|
| Car parking | Roadside parking above the beach |
| Sunbeds & umbrellas | No organised sunbeds; bring shade |
| Food & drink | Small taverna nearby |
| Good to know | Visit the monastery above, and swim in the morning before the road gets busy. |
Last verified: October 2026. Compiled from official tourism pages, visitor guides and recent reports. Prices, fees and rules change by season, so confirm locally before you go.
Planning your visit to Agia Anna Beach, Amorgos
Pebble beaches usually mean clear water but awkward walking. Bring water shoes and a thick towel or mat to sit on.
Access is rated moderate: expect stairs, a short walk or a rough road, and wear proper shoes rather than flip-flops.
The usual season runs June–September. Visiting near the start or end of that window usually means fewer people, but the sea is cooler and some facilities may not be open yet or may have closed for the year. We flag this beach as a hidden gem, so it is quieter than the headline beaches nearby, but it is no secret: arrive early in peak summer.
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Best months to visit Agia Anna Beach, Amorgos
The swimming season here runs from June to September. July, August are the warmest and busiest, with the sea around 23 °C, so arrive early for parking and a good spot. June and September are quieter and cooler: good for walking and photos, though some beach bars and lifeguard posts may not be open yet or may already have closed for the year.
Who Agia Anna Beach, Amorgos suits
Pebbles and clear water suit swimmers and snorkellers; bring water shoes for an easier entry. Expect a short walk or uneven ground, so it suits most visitors with sensible footwear. It is flagged as a hidden gem, so it suits travellers who prefer quieter places over the headline beaches. Food and drink close by make it easy to stay for the whole day.
Getting there and nearby
Roadside parking above the beach. The beach sits at about 36.834, 25.912 on the map, so use the map link above for directions. If you are planning a day around it, the closest other beaches on our list are Agios Georgios Beach, Naxos (40 km), Mikro Alyko Beach (49 km), Livadi Beach, Astypalaia (49 km).
Frequently asked questions
When is the best time to visit Agia Anna Beach, Amorgos?
Agia Anna Beach, Amorgos is best visited June to September. The sea is typically around 23 °C in season. Visit the monastery above, and swim in the morning before the road gets busy.
How do I get to Agia Anna Beach, Amorgos?
Access is rated moderate. Roadside parking above the beach.
What facilities does Agia Anna Beach, Amorgos have?
Small taverna nearby, limited shade.
Where is Agia Anna Beach, Amorgos?
Agia Anna Beach, Amorgos is in Agia Anna, Amorgos (approx. coordinates 36.834, 25.912).
Is Agia Anna Beach, Amorgos good for children?
Access is rated moderate, so check that it suits young children before you go. Our family guide lists easier options.
What should I bring to Agia Anna Beach, Amorgos?
Facilities: Small taverna nearby, limited shade. Water shoes help on the pebbles. Bring water and snacks if there is no kiosk or restaurant.
Is there parking at Agia Anna Beach, Amorgos?
Roadside parking above the beach. Fees and rules change, so confirm locally.
Are there sunbeds at Agia Anna Beach, Amorgos?
No organised sunbeds; bring shade. Prices are approximate and change by season.
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Scores are editorial ratings from the EuroShores team. Last updated 2026-10-26.