Andros is the second-largest island of the Cyclades; Naxos is the largest. The name Andros comes from the mythology of the grandson of Apollo and has an area of 373 km2 and 9,000 inhabitants.
When you think of the islands of the Cyclades, you think of whimsical coastlines, dark blue seawater, and snow-white houses. But Andros also has steep mountain ranges with streams and canyons, which are overgrown with olive trees, pine trees, and fruit trees.
