Donoussa is one of the easternmost islands of the Cyclades in the Aegean Sea, is located near Amorgos. Αccording to the legend, Dionysus hid Ariadne on the island so that Theseus would not find her. Ιs a quiet alternative destination with crystal clear waters and enchanting landscapes. Coastal settlement of Donoussa is the Kalotaritissa in the north-eastern part of the island. with imposing coasts and beaches with blue-green days. The rural settlement of Mersini is built on a slope with a wonderful view of the sea and stone-built houses of the base of the popular traditional architecture of the island. you can try the traditional cheese made from yogurt called axiamyzithra as well as meat and potatoes with a traditional recipe of the island.

Donoussa (Δονούσα in Greek) is a perfect summer getaway for travelers that enjoy remote and less crowded places. The small Greek islands are always the most beautiful ones, and visiting Donousa guarantees a relaxing vacation. Everything here is about the raw experience and easy-going days. Moreover, the food in Donoussa is delicious, and you can unwind in some of the most beautiful tavernas in the Aegean sea.

Stavros beach. That’s the beach of the main settlement, and it’s actually a beautiful one. While it will most likely be crowded, the water is crystal clear. What’s also a plus is that you can just walk straight from your accommodation and you won’t have to take the bus. Let alone that you are close to Corona Borealis for a drink or lunch. So if you appreciate laziness during your vacation and are not keen on moving around, that’s probably your beach.

Close to Stavros, you’ll find the beautiful Kedros beach. It’s a short 15 minutes walk to Kedros, and the landscape is breathtaking. You’ll have to climb down a path -and you can see the eternal blue non-stop. There’s also a beach bar at Kedros, which means you don’t have to carry water or provisions. Bring your goggles: ten meters into the sea, you’ll see the leftovers of an old German boat bombed by the British army during WWII.

The beach of Fykio is next to Livadi, but you should take a different path in order to reach it. It takes pretty much the same time, and you will most likely be on your own there. Not so sandy and definitely rockier, Fykio is a good option if you’d like to visit a place that most people won’t see.