Geography
 
 Amorgos is one of the northern islands of the Cyclades. It is east of Naxos and north of Thira. It is 33 km in length and 1.5 km to 6km in width and an area of 121-km2 including the 7 uninhabited islands surrounding it. Its perimeter is about 48 nautical miles. The port of Katapola is 136 miles from Piraeus although the port of Aigiali is 137 miles. From the capital of the Cyclades islands Ermoupoli in Syros, the distance of Katapola and Aigiali is the equivalent to 60 and 61 miles.

Weather of Amorgos

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How to get there

  Amorgos has a ferry service from Piraeus and Rafina and during the winter period it has an everyday service. From Piraeus it is about 9-10 hours and from Rafina 8-9 hours. Anyone wishing to travel to Amorgos should check the Flying Dolphins timetable, as they tend to change dates and times of departure. Amorgos has a daily service from Naxos with the ferry SKOPELITIS. There are continuous connection services from Paros, Mykonos, Santorini and Astipalaia. It is recommended that anyone flying by charter checks the timetable from the nearby airports of Mykonos, Santorini, Naxos and Astipalaia.

When you arrive

  When you arrive in Amorgos things are pretty simple because there are steady bus services from all the towns and beaches. For those who do not wish to commit to the bus timetables they can call a taxi and be picked up from anywhere on the island at any time. There are also car and motorcycle rentals in Egiali, Hora and Katapola.