Pollonia

Crouching around a sheltered bay with a church at each end, Pollonia started life as a fishing village but has now developed into a low-key resort. The ferry to neighboring Kimolos leaves from here and brings visitors to the picturesque port. The beach is long and sandy with plenty of shade and is perfect for the families who use it as a base for exploring the rest of the island.

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