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Photo: Fivos Tsaravopoulos, Paths of Greece
A trail connecting the archaeological site of Agios Andreas with Firogia through fields filled with archaeological findings.
The trail is a short uphill walk that links the Agios Andreas archaeological site to Firogia. You can use this trail in combination with trails 5 and 6 to reach Agios Andreas from Apollonia, as Apollonia is a more convenient starting point. On the uphill 1A walk, you will pass through very old terraces that were certainly cultivated by the Neolithic inhabitants of Agios Andreas acropolis, as many obsidian blades have been found. This means that these fields were cultivated here for more than 4500 years!
Author’s recommendation
Take only memories, leave only footprints. Ants and other insects or animals have not yet discovered how to consume plastic. Take all rubbish back with you.
Don’t start a fire if you feel cold. Try walking faster.
Smoking on the trail will not help in anything. Neither you, nor the risk of fire.
Local people are not a tourist sight! If you want to take a picture, kindly ask. They will certainly smile to you!
If you find a door on the trail, pass freely, and leave it as you found it.
Stay on the trail. There is a reason why for many centuries people chose to walk on them and not elsewhere.
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
Track types
Safety information
It is advised not to walk alone and to always keep with you a first aid kit.
Tips and suggestions
Trail 1A links the trailhead of trail 1 to trails 5 and 6 and thus to Apollonia, which is a more accessible trailhead.
Public transport
Bus Connections: Apollonia (through trails 5 and 6)
As for the bus transport inside Sifnos, for the updated bus timetable, please visit the following link:
http://sifnos.gr/en/transportation-bus-timetable/
Directions
You can get to Sifnos island by boat from Piraeus port, Athens. There is also a boat connecting the island to the neighboring islands of Milos, Serifos, as well as to Santorini and Mykonos. There are connections every day and the traveling time varies between 2 to 5 hours depending on the type of boat.
– Piraeus to Sifnos every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 14:50
– Sifnos to Piraeus every Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday at 14:00
Be aware that these schedules might not appear on official travel websites but they are a reality.
Ferry Schedules and tickets:
https://www.vrisko.gr/en/ferry-routes-greece/piraeus/sifnos
Coordinates
Recommended maps for this region:
Equipment
Hiking boots, hat, sunscreen, long trousers, walking poles are considered essential. A torch, and a well charged mobile phone are also advised.
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
User Questions