Hydra Travel Guide

This crescent-shaped harbour lined with 18th-century mansions captures car-free Hydra Island's essence. Sip Greek coffee while watching fishing boats bob alongside luxury yachts in the crystalline Aegean.

This 17th-century basilica houses Byzantine treasures in its Ecclesiastical Museum, crowned by ornate marble and chandeliers. Explore the serene courtyard with its sculptures in the morning.

Mandraki Beach features Hydra Island's only sandy shores with crystal-clear waters ideal for snorkelling. Reserve a luxurious sunbed where staff deliver refreshments as you enjoy the Mediterranean sunshine.

Housed in a former slaughterhouse on Hydra Island, this contemporary art space features annual installations by prominent international artists. Summer evenings offer ambient lighting against the rustic architecture.

This maritime treasure trove chronicles Hydra's naval heritage and role in Greek independence. Explore artefacts, paintings, and naval instruments in a historic stone mansion that hosts summer concerts.

Housed in the 17th-century Church of the Assumption, this museum showcases Byzantine icons and sacred relics, allowing visitors to admire religious artistry in the serene atmosphere of Hydra's ecclesiastical heritage.

You can spend an afternoon studying the exhibits at Ecclesiastical Museum in Hydra Town. Wander the beautiful beaches and waterfront in the area.

This 19th-century mansion showcases Hydra's naval heritage through period furniture and family heirlooms. Climb to the top floor for breathtaking harbour views while admiring works by celebrated Greek artists.