Metochi sits above the main coastal settlements and gives Agistri one of its most rewarding changes in perspective — close to Skala and Megalochori, but quieter, higher, and more open to views across the island and the Saronic Gulf.

A viewpoint village, not a resort

For visitors, Metochi is best treated as a short walk or viewpoint stop rather than a full base. It works especially well in itinerary planning: an afternoon walk from Skala or Megalochori, a sunset viewpoint, or a pause between the two main settlements. The village church of Panagia is a natural anchor for a short visit.

Practical tips

• The climb from Skala or Megalochori has some slope — go in the early morning or late afternoon in summer.
• Carry water; there’s little shade or service once you’re on the way up.
• Best timed for sunset, when the views over the Saronic Gulf are at their most rewarding.
• A realistic add-on to a Skala–Megalochori walk rather than a destination on its own.

Why it stands out

Metochi is the one place on Agistri where you see the island rather than move through it — a genuine change of pace from the beaches below, and the best-placed spot on the island to watch the evening light settle over the Saronic Gulf.