Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
( 22860 28739;
www.apollonvilla.gr
;
s/d/apt €70/95/115; May-Sep; )
Rising in tiers
above Klissidi Beach, these lovely individual rooms and studios with glorious views are
each named after a Greek god and remain outstanding value. The Blue Cafe-Bar is a cool
adjunct to the hotel with homemade sweets and pastries.
Margarita's Rooms
PENSION $$$
( 22860 61237;
anafi1@hotmail.com
;
s/d €50/60)
Right by the beach and next to Margar-
ita's cafe, these pleasant little rooms hark back to the Greek island life of quieter times.
Villa Galini
PENSION $$$
( 22869 61279;
www.villagalini-anafi.com
; d/ studio €60/75)
Comfortable rooms in a quiet
position below the main village. Each has a spacious, private verandah with sea views
and studios have kitchenettes.
Eating
There are several tavernas in Hora, all of which are on the main street.
Liotrivi
TAVERNA $
( 22860 61209; mains €4-9)
Fresh fish is brought in from the family's boat while just
about everything else, from eggs to vegetables and honey, comes from their garden.
Armenaki
TAVERNA $
(mains €5-6.50)
Greek traditional food at this very traditional taverna is enhanced by an
airy terrace and the pleasure of live bouzouki music on summer evenings.
Margarita's
TAVERNA $
(Klissidi; mains €6-10.50)
A sunny little terrace overlooking the bay at Klissidi makes for a
pleasant dining experience. The pork with mushrooms in a lemon sauce is particularly
tasty. Breakfasts are €3 to €5.
Information
The island's port is Agios Nikolaos. From here, the main village, Hora, is a 10-minute
bus ride up a winding road, or a 1km hike up a less winding but steep walkway. In sum-
mer a bus runs every two hours from about 9am to 11pm and usually meets boats. Hora's
main pedestrian thoroughfare leads uphill from the first bus stop and has most of the do-
matia, restaurants and minimarkets.
