Wander through the former Venetian capital, a 3000 year old settlement. Explore fortified walls, medieval homes, and cliff-edge paths. Roman sarcophagi are used as flower pots and Venetian coats of arms still adorn doorways.

Pause at this iconic whitewashed church perched dramatically above the sea. Why was it built outside the village walls, and what role did it play in religious processions?

Follow a gentle downhill coastal trail with wide views of the Aegean. Walk between small family vineyards and dry-stone walls that protect terraced olive groves. This ancient trail was once a transport "highway" for sailors and merchants.

Arrive in this picturesque fishing village, once the island’s main port. Learn how Faros evolved from a working port into one of Sifnos’ most charming seaside communities. The walk continues afterwards past Fasolou Beach, a calm, tree-lined cove known for its shallow waters.

Explore Sifnos’ most important religious site, built on a rocky islet. Observe the striking contrast of its white walls with the turquoise waters that surround it. Hear the legend behind its name and learn why sailors still pray here.

The final coastal stretch passes the quiet shoreline of Glyfo Beach, before opening onto Apokofto Beach beside the monastery. Unwind by the water or enjoy an optional swim, weather permitting.