AMORGOS ISLAND
FIRST CLASS FACILITIES
I’ve stayed at many first-class hotels in my life, but the Aegialis Hotel and Spa in Amorgos is the best. The facilities and rooms are beautiful, the setting and view are spectacular, the amenities are superb, the food is of the finest gourmet cuisine, and the staff are courteous and down to earth friendly.
Welcome to an oasis of luxury and peace…
Where you will experience comfort, elegance and plenty of inspiration. Famous for being a top yoga destination worldwide, at Aegialis Hotel and Spa we offer 5 beautiful yoga shalas and an outdoor rooftop, with direct views to the crystal clear Aegean sea and the Amorgian mountainous landscape.
Each shala comes with high end complimentary props and a unique energy of tranquility and bliss. We have welcomed over 700 yoga groups from all over the world to experience the magic of Amorgos island with Aegialis. Every year, more than 2000 yoga enthusiasts come to Aegialis to explore their yoga, meditation and wellness practices. Your experience here will be one of tranquillity, transformation and joy.
ACCOMMODATION
Experience the comfort and stylish experience of 5-star luxury! At Aegialis Hotel & Spa, all rooms have sea views and come with a private balcony or veranda. You can choose to have your own room, or share with another student.
DELICIOUS FRESH FOOD
Discover the tasty experience of the Amorgian delicious food, all vegetarian and vegan at our award-winning Ambrosia Gallery Restaurant. The food is fresh, locally sourced and rich in taste, using the famous Amorgian herbs.
LALON IDOR SPA
Our vision is to create an inspiring experience that will enhance your health and total well being therefore, we have created a generous selection of Spa Journeys, combining eastern and western healing arts and the best of classical Spa and beauty treatments that will invigorate you or help you unwind, depending on your needs and state of mind.
Fitness Center
For anyone interested in Yoga retreat, Teacher Training with an official certificate of 200h training, where everything is perfect from the dietary food (which is organically grown in the hotel territory) to the highest quality training & atmosphere - I wanted to HIGHLY recommend Aegialis in Amorgos Island, it was the best decision & Investment I have ever made!!!
Amorgos Island … the hidden gem of the Cyclades
Amorgos is an island of rare balance, where tranquility and vitality coexist in harmony. Surrounded by untouched nature, dramatic mountains, and the crystal-clear waters of the Aegean Sea, the island offers an environment that invites deep relaxation, sensory awakening, and renewed inspiration.
Known worldwide for its strong terrestrial magnetism, Amorgos is often described as a place that can be felt the moment you arrive. Its energy naturally encourages stillness, presence, and inner clarity, offering space for meaningful moments of peace and reflection.
With its powerful yet grounding atmosphere, Amorgos is an ideal setting for transformative retreat experiences. From yoga and meditation to Pilates, mindful movement, longevity, and hiking adventures, the island has long attracted seekers and practitioners from around the world.
Set among green valleys, rugged peaks, and the endless blue of the Aegean, Amorgos provides a landscape that supports self-discovery, reconnection, and lasting transformation — a place where retreat experiences unfold naturally, guided by the island’s unique energy and rhythm.
Golden sand with front-row seats…
Exploring Amorgos, you will come across pristine beaches, where you can discover the healing powers of the Aegean Sea. Every beach on the island is ideal for snorkelling, SUP or simply taking it all in, from the sunny shores. Boat trips are popular here, as they provide a unique adventure to come up, close and personal with the Aegean Sea and find hidden caves and small inhabited islands.
The famous “Agia Anna” beach, location of Luc Besson’s “Le Grande Bleu” film is located a short distance from the capital of the island and the sacred Monastery of Hozoviotissa.
…Amorgos is an invitation to also experience the true Greek culture, with quaint villages, where locals offer their friendly hospitality and where you can see traditional Amorgian houses. During specific times of the year, there are customary celebrations which all visitors can experience and are welcomed by the locals. The capital of the island, Chora, is a gorgeous little town, with small white-washed alleyways, authentic Amorgian boutiques and Cycladic architecture coated in vibrant bougainvillea. Located nearby, you will find The Monastery of Hozoviotissa, the second built church in Greece and one of the most popular national monasteries. The experience is magical, walking up 300 steps to reach the monument built in the high cliffs, overlooking the deep blue waters.
Exploring Amorgos, you will come across pristine beaches, where you can discover the healing powers of the Aegean Sea. Every beach on the island is ideal for snorkelling, SUP or simply taking it all in, from the sunny shores. Boat trips are popular here, as they provide a unique adventure to come up, close and personal with the Aegean Sea and find hidden caves and small inhabited islands.
The famous “Agia Anna” beach, location of Luc Besson’s “Le Grande Bleu” film is located a short distance from the capital of the island and the sacred Monastery of Hozoviotissa.
Amorgos is an invitation to also experience the true Greek culture, with quaint villages, where locals offer their friendly hospitality and where you can see traditional Amorgian houses. During specific times of the year, there are customary celebrations which all visitors can experience and are welcomed by the locals. The capital of the island, Chora, is a gorgeous little town, with small white-washed alleyways, authentic Amorgian boutiques and Cycladic architecture coated in vibrant bougainvillea. Located nearby, you will find The Monastery of Hozoviotissa, the second built church in Greece and one of the most popular national monasteries. The experience is magical, walking up 300 steps to reach the monument built in the high cliffs, overlooking the deep blue waters.