EG | Explore Serifos vs Explore Kythnos

Explore Serifos, one of the Cycladic Islands in the Aegean Sea, by discovering a rich collection of original information and photographs based on on-site observation and personal experiences. - Highlights of Serifos: the particular advantages and the distinct identity of each location. - Comprehensive coverage of all main service points in Serifos (accommodation, dining, entertainment) and basic information (health centers, police, tourist information) about each part of the island. - Ability to use maps of Serifos both offline and online, with optional user-defined parameters (the off-line mode reduces your phone bill, so you can explore Serifos without spending extra money). - Reliable evaluation of all the points of interest in Serifos by the exploring team of EG. - Ability to search for the information you need about the Cycladic Islands using multiple search criteria. - Ability to set points of interest in Serifos as favorites. - Option to add and share comments and reviews for each point of interest in Serifos. - Ability to create a personalized Serifos Guide. - Integration with our Tourist Portal, www.exploring-greece.gr *****Download the app now so you can discover Serifos step by step.*****

Discover Kythnos with a guide that fits in your pocket. Sights, beaches, churches and archaeological sites, with photographs, descriptions and their exact place on the map. Search, filter by category, and keep your favourites close. What's inside: • Sights, activities and events across the island • Routes with their stops and step-by-step navigation • Island map with every point, filters and "near me" • Trip planner: build your itinerary day by day • Digital tour, augmented reality and virtual tour • QR scanning at points of interest • Essentials: emergency numbers, how to reach the island, weather forecast, fuel stations • A heads-up for events starting today or tomorrow Works without a connection. Download the guide to your device before you travel and read articles, photographs and routes with no data — useful where the signal is weak. The Project is co-financed by Greece and the European Union under the Operational Programme South Aegean through the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF).