Artemonas is a bus stop on Sifnos served by 6 routes: Artemonas - Faros, Artemonas - Kastro, Artemonas - Kamares, Artemonas - Platys Gialos, Artemonas - Vathi, Artemonas - Cheronissos.
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Bars
Botzi 93 has been operating in Apollonia since — as the name suggests — 1993, which makes it one of the most established bars on Sifnos. Located in the capital village of the island, it opens at 10…
GAD Bar is a bar in Apollonia, the capital of Sifnos, positioned in the 840 03 postal district that covers the island's central hilltop village. With a 4.2 rating from early reviewers and an active…
Cayenne sits on the Epar.Od. Apollonias–Ormos Farou road in Apollonia, the capital of Sifnos, and has accumulated over 500 Google reviews with a 4.2 rating — a meaningful signal on an island where…
Doloma is a bar in Apollonia, the capital of Sifnos, operating every night of the week from 9 PM through to 4 AM. With a 4.5-star rating drawn from more than 200 Google reviews, it has built a…
Rabagas is the bar attached to Rabagas Suites, a small boutique property on the edge of Apollonia — Sifnos's hilltop capital and the busiest village on the island. With a rating of 4.8 out of 5 from…
Churches
Agios Loukas is a small Orthodox chapel on Sifnos dedicated to Saint Luke the Evangelist, one of hundreds of whitewashed churches that punctuate the Cycladic landscape of the island. Its coordinates…
Agios Georgios o Afentis — the epithet "o Afentis" means roughly "the Lord" or "the Master" in Greek — is one of the small Orthodox chapels scattered across the landscape of Sifnos. The addition of a…
The small whitewashed church of Ag. Konstantinou & Elenis is one of the hundreds of Orthodox chapels that punctuate Sifnos, standing as a quiet testament to the island's deeply rooted religious life…
Sifnos is an island defined as much by its chapels as by its sea. Hundreds of small whitewashed churches punctuate its ridgelines, olive groves, and terraced hillsides, and Agios Ioannis near Ano…
Panagia tis Ammou — literally "Our Lady of the Sand" — is a small Orthodox chapel on Sifnos that sits at the very edge of a sandy shore, its whitewashed walls in close conversation with the Aegean…
Sifnos has more chapels per square kilometre than almost any other Cycladic island — estimates run above 360 for an island of roughly 74 square kilometres. Kochi is one of them: a small whitewashed…
Hotels
Hotel Artemon takes its name directly from the village it sits in — Artemon, one of the most attractive hilltop settlements on Sifnos. Perched above the capital Apollonia, the village is known for…
Sifnos Seaview is a small guesthouse in Ano Petali, a quiet neighbourhood that sits just above the island's capital, Apollonia. The property is positioned to take advantage of the wide Aegean…
Petali Village Hotel occupies a hillside position in Ano Petali, a small settlement just above Apollonia — the island's capital and social hub. Built across several terraced levels using local stone…
Restaurants
Sifnos carries a culinary reputation that outweighs its small size, and Lembessis is the kind of restaurant that explains why. It serves traditional Cycladic dishes in a straightforward, no-frills…
To Liotrivi sits in Artemonas, the elegant hilltop village directly above Apollonia that is widely considered the most architecturally refined settlement on Sifnos. The name means "the olive press"…
Sifnos has a culinary reputation that far exceeds its size. The island gave Greece one of its most celebrated cookbook authors, Nikolaos Tselementes, and its kitchens have been producing slow-cooked…
To Xryso sits in Artemonas, the elegant hilltop village in the northern interior of Sifnos that clusters around whitewashed captains' houses and a handful of small squares. While Sifnos has a…