Amorgos Greece Travel Guide
Lightweight, breathable fabrics like cotton and linen are suitable. Pack T-shirts, shorts, skirts, sundresses, and Swimwear. A light sweater or Shawl serves for cooler evenings or air-conditioned interiors. Daytime layering is not common, but an evening layer is helpful.
Layers are useful. Pack T-shirts, Long-sleeved shirts, light trousers or jeans. A Light jacket, Windbreaker, or sweater helps with cooler mornings, evenings, and windy conditions. Include a Rain jacket or Umbrella for occasional showers.
Comfortable walking sandals or sturdy Sneakers work well for towns and villages.
Sturdy Hiking Shoes for Men or Hiking Shoes for Women with good grip needed for trails and rocky terrain.
Water shoes or sturdy sandals for rocky beaches. Flip-flops or slides for beach and poolside.
Keep your documents organized and accessible to avoid travel complications.
Greece uses Type C and Type F power sockets (230V at 50Hz). A Travel Adapter Universal with European plugs is necessary. Your Unlocked smartphone should be compatible with the GSM network (900/1800 MHz). Purchase a local SIM card (Cosmote, Vodafone, Wind) for data and calls from Athens Airport or major towns on Amorgos. VPNs like NordVPN or ExpressVPN provide secure internet. eSIMs from Airalo are also a solution.
A good digital camera (DSLR, mirrorless, or high-quality smartphone camera) works well for landscape and monastery photography. Bring extra batteries and memory cards. A Small tripod for low-light shots. Portable chargers and power banks are useful for keeping devices charged. A Portable Power Bank comes highly recommended from B&H Photo. Download Google Maps/Apple Maps for offline use, and Google Translate.
Utilize online storage services for photo and document backup.
Bring an External hard drive or USB drive for local backups.
Keep physical printouts of critical documents as a safeguard.
Include a basic First Aid Kit for travel (Adventure Medical Kits). Contents include bandages, antiseptic wipes, pain relievers (Ibuprofen/paracetamol), Anti-diarrhea medication, antihistamines, Hydrocortisone cream, and blister treatment. Carry prescription medications in original containers with labels; a doctor'a doctor's note for controlled medication is advisable. Bring over-the-counter cold/flu remedies and indigestion tablets.
Use Insect Repellent, especially in the evening near water. High SPF Sunscreen for Sensitive Skin and After-sun lotion are essential. A Water Filter Bottle can reduce plastic waste by refilling from safe taps. Pack specific brands of toiletries difficult to find locally. Bring travel-sized versions for convenience.
A small Hiking Daypack. A reusable Water Bottle. A map or GPS app. Hiking poles are optional but useful for some trails.
Snorkeling/diving gear can be rented. A personal Snorkeling Mask and Snorkel Set may be chosen for hygiene and fit. Pack a lightweight Beach towel and a Portable beach mat.
Snorkeling/diving gear: Rent from dive centers in Katapola or Aegiali, or bring your own. Cars/Scooters: Rent upon arrival. Bicycles: Rent upon arrival. Compare costs versus bringing your own equipment, especially for bulky items.
A Travel Neck Pillow and Eye Mask for Sleeping are useful for long ferry rides. Pack Travel Locks for Luggage. A Money Belt for Travel or RFID Blocking Wallet safeguard valuables. An Anti Theft Travel Backpack is suitable for day excursions.
Bring a Reusable Water Bottle to reduce plastic waste. A reusable Folding Shopping Bag is useful for groceries or souvenirs. Specialty dietary foods or specific cosmetic brands might be difficult to find locally. Larger clothing or footwear sizes outside of standard tourist wear may also be limited.
Minimizes plastic waste.
For markets and souvenirs.
Eco-friendly device charging.
Reduces liquid plastic packaging.
Pack light for ease of movement on ferries and uneven island terrain. Consider packing cubes for organization and space-saving.
Allocate space for souvenirs like local herbs, honey, or ceramics, which are unique to Amorgos.
