Amorgos Island Magazine

British Newspaper "The Guardian" is writing about Amorgos Island Magazine and two more Amorgos enterprises (March 22nd).

Last week the big beachcleaning on Aegiali Beach was made with a punch of people. The "harvested" seagrass was collected

The International Meeting for culture and tourism has it's 11th anniversary and will take place from May 8th to May 13th

Volunteer project about mapping, signaling & promoting the pathways of Amorgos Island. A tourism & environment project.

Yperia Convention, from 19th to 22nd of April 2012, celebrates it's 10th anniversary and focuses on responsible travel styles

On 26th of May a Mediterranean Monk Seal mother and her pup visited the port of Aegiali. More about Monk Seals

Amorgos Island seems to be a perfect place for Posidonia Oceanica - a flowering underwater plant which loves clean water, sun

The spirit of the conference was around tourism and travel styles that care about local communities & culture as well as

Amorgos Island seems to be ignored by mass-tourism, all-inclusive-hoppers ... the forgotten island - boring? No ...

From 27th of April to 2nd of May 2011 the 9th International Meeting of Culture and Tourism, YPERIA 2011 will take place at the at Aegialis Hotel & Spa

If our modern European civilisation has taught us to enjoy the pleasure of running water when we open the tap for as long as we want, it has also made us unaware of the value of water. When we spend hours under the shower or in the bath, when we repeatedly wash our laundry, has it ever occurred to us [...]

Please take a moment to consider your role as a tourist, as a guest, but also as an inhabitant on this planet. You are probably very aware of the environmental crisis on the Earth, and also aware that we are all responsible for a change to happen. The change comes down to every individual and how we move in our [...]

Larisa Doctoro, pulished an article in the online magazine Rendez-vous (an American womens club of Brussels publications) about sustainable tourism in Amorgos. She knows “Amorgos has established its tourist niche in sustainable tourism, meaning, tourism that respects nature and local traditions … The island is self-supporting, producing most of what is needed to get along: its own meat, fruit and vegetables, [...]