Alonnisos Greece Travel Guide
Summer (June-August) is hot and dry. Lightweight, breathable fabrics like cotton and linen are ideal. Shorts, t-shirts, sundresses, and Swimwear are common. Evenings bring a slight breeze, so a Light jacket, thin cardigan, or Shawl adds comfort.
Winter (November-March) is cooler and wetter. Pack warmer clothing, including sweaters, slacks, and a Waterproof jacket. Thermal wearing layers is useful for cooler mornings and evenings. Winter visits prioritize warmth and rain protection.
Comfortable walking sandals or flip-flops for beaches, Patitiri strolls, and casual walking.
Sturdy Walking shoes or light hiking boots are needed for Chora's cobblestones, uphill climbs, and island hiking trails. Options like Merrell Women's Moab 3 Waterproof or Men's Columbia Newton Ridge Plus II are examples.
Water shoes, such as Barerun Barefoot Quick-Dry, protect feet on pebble beaches and against sea urchins, making water entry comfortable.
Organize your documents to prevent trip issues. Keep both physical and digital copies.
Greece uses A TYPE f plug and C electrical outlets (230V at 50Hz). For devices on different voltages (e.g., 110-120V), a Voltage converter is necessary. Most modern electronics are dual-voltage and only need a Universal travel adapter or European plug adapter. Your mobile phone must be unlocked for local SIM cards.
Bring a decent camera for landscapes. For marine activities in the park, a Waterproof camera (GoPro HERO12 Black) captures underwater shots. Portable chargers and power banks (Anker PowerCore Slim 10000) maintain device charge on the go.
Use services like Google Drive or Dropbox for backing up photos and scanned documents.
Ensure devices are safe even if lost or damaged.
For camera and electronics needs, check B&H Photo.
Assemble a Basic first aid kit. Include pain relievers (Ibuprofen, Acetaminophen), bandages, cleansing wipes, sterile dressing, medical tape, and allergy medications. Adventure Medical Kits offer supplies. A compact Johnson & Johnson All-Purpose First Aid Kit serves as a starting point. Carry all prescription medications in original, labeled packaging, with a copy of your prescription and a doctor's letter.
High SPF Broad-spectrum sunscreen (SPF 30-50+) for intense Mediterranean sun. After-sun lotion for soothing skin. Mosquito repellent (DEET or Picaridin-based) for evenings, especially near vegetation.
Bring your own Mask and snorkel for personal use. Fins are available for rent locally.
A small, comfortable Daypack is useful for carrying water, snacks, Sunscreen, and layered clothing during day hikes.
Kayaks, SUPs, and small boats are available for rent at organized beaches or activity centers.
A Travel neck pillow, Eye mask, and Earplugs help rest during ferry excursions or in noisy accommodations.
Reduce waste by bringing a Reusable water bottle (numerous hotels provide refills) and a Reusable shopping bag for groceries or souvenirs.
Reduces plastic waste.
For groceries and souvenirs.
Minimizes single-use plastics.
Reduces paper consumption.
Pack light, quick-fabrics that dry fast for summer visits. This makes it simpler laundry and keeps luggage manageable.
Water shoes are necessary for pebble beaches. They protect your feet from sharp stones and a spiny sea creature.
