The sea is the easiest way to see Agistri’s hidden edges. A boat tour or sea taxi reaches coves and rocky coastline that are difficult or impossible to get to by land, while kayaking offers a slower, more active way to experience the island’s clear water.

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Where the water takes you

Aponisos is the natural anchor for water-based activity on Agistri. Boat trips may include Dragonera, Chalikiada, Mariza, Dorousa, Metopi or other nearby coastal stops, depending on the operator and weather. Operator availability, prices, group sizes and exact routes change from year to year, so treat any specific excursion as something to confirm locally rather than book sight unseen from an old description.

• Best for relaxed boat trips: coastal tours combining Dragonera, Chalikiada and the small islets.
• Best for kayaking: the calmer water around Aponisos and the north coast.
• Best for snorkelling stops: rockier coves along the east and south coast.
• Nearby islets: Metopi and Dorousa, both reachable by short boat trip.

Safety and weather

Check sea conditions before any boat trip or kayak outing, confirm the operator holds current safety credentials, and don’t rely on an offer you saw last season still being available. Water sports on Agistri, including horse riding references you may see in older material, depend on operators being active in a given year — confirm before you build a day around them.