The island, which gained cinematic fame as the backdrop for the 1988 film "The Big Blue" featuring Jean Reno, is a treasure trove of pristine beaches, quaint villages, and delectable dining spots.

French media are urging travelers to look beyond the crowded shores of Santorini and Mykonos, spotlighting Amorgos as the new ...

A GREEK holiday island has wowed visitors, with its shipwreck coves, stunning scenery and lack of other tourists proving to be a big hit. More popular destinations like Mykonos and Santorini often … ...

Getting there: Blue Star Ferries sails from Amorgos (Katapola) to Iraklia, 1hr 45mins (directferries.com). Stay: For warm welcomes, good food and lashings of bougainvillea, base yourself at Villa ...

Amorgos's many monasteries, among the oldest in the world, draw tourists by the thousands, mostly from France, Italy, and Greece, and its unparalleled beauty—rough and raw with azure blue seas ...

Serenity has a home on Amorgos Island in Cyclades, Greece. Since antiquity, this secret paradise island has intrigued internationally curious travelers, traders and pilgrims. Tradition says the ...

Amorgos resembles a giant dragon in repose, its spine 32km in length, ranging from the southern tip of Kalotaritissa to the 820m-high summit of Krokolos in the north.