Syros Northern Hike: Scenic Views, Beaches & Inscriptions Tour

Your guide will introduce you to the itinerary and share details about the destinations.

Begin your hike in the small settlement of Kambos, the northernmost point of Syros. Your guide will introduce you to the area, providing insights into the region’s history and its connection to the surrounding islands.

Old Cycladic Paths & Abandoned Marble Quarry (15 min) Walk along historic Cycladic paths that have been used for centuries. Pass by an abandoned marble quarry, where you’ll see visible signs of historical use and hear stories about the island’s past. Trees Planted by John Herman Groesbeck Pierson (15 min) Stroll through an area of trees planted by the American economist and environmental activist. Learn about his contributions to environmentalism and the significance of the plants he introduced to Syros. Secluded Beaches & Grammata Area (30 min) Reach a secluded beach, accessible only by foot or by boat. Enjoy a refreshing swim in the crystal-clear waters. Then, explore the Grammata area, famous for its ancient inscriptions carved into rocks dating from the 3rd century BC to the 4th century AD. These inscriptions, left by seafaring travelers, provide fascinating glimpses into the past.

Relax on the beach while soaking in the tranquil surroundings of this peaceful and isolated spot.

On the return journey, explore the Old Woman’s Cave and Megas Lakos, an area known for its unique geological features. The hike offers panoramic views and a chance to appreciate the untouched natural beauty of Syros.