En Plo
En Plo ("under sail") is an easy-going, all-day café-bar on Hydra. Drop in for a morning coffee, a light bite or an evening drink by the water — a relaxed spot to watch the harbour go by.
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The Pirate Bar
The day starts early in the morning with delightful breakfasts, homemade sweets and uber-fresh fruits from the Pirate’s kitchen. The menu shifts after sunset, leaving space to a…
Psaropoula Restaurant
Psaropoula Restaurant is a charming spot located on the second floor, offering breathtaking views of the port. Renowned for its delicious seafood, the restaurant serves fresh,…
Sourelis Souvenirs
Located in the heart of Hydra Island, this charming souvenir shop is a treasure trove for visitors looking to take a piece of the island home. The friendly staff are eager to…
Melisses Gallery Hydra
Melisses Gallery founded in Greece by Maria and Nicky, who share a vision in producing, selecting and suggesting a variety of unique and original quality handmade goods. The first…
Tassos Cafe
One of the classic cafes of Hydra, right in front of the port, Tassos Cafe offers very good coffee all day long.
Hydra Walking Tours
Relaxed, guided historical walks through Hydra with local historian Maria Voulgari — piracy, the 1821 revolution, the island's heroes and artists. Short Walk, Art Walk, VIP and family treasure-hunt tours.
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Tsagkaris Amygdalota
Hydra's most famous almond sweets. Since 1930 the Tsagkaris family has made the island's traditional amygdalota — soft almond macaroons scented with rose water — now into a fourth generation.
Pefkaki Taverna
A small family taverna on the seaside road to Kamini, Pefkaki has been run by Anna and Stefanos since 1995 — simple, tasty home cooking right by the water.
Kodylenia's
One of Hydra's best-loved family tavernas, Kodylenia's sits just above the little fishing harbour of Kamini — a 15-minute seaside walk (or a short taxi ride) west of the main port. It is renowned across the island as one of the finest places to watch the sun go down over the Aegean.