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The best areas to stay in Sykounta are typically along the coastline, with the village centre and the area around Agios Isidoros beach being particularly popular.The village centre of Sykounta offers a traditional Greek island experience. It's built around a central square where you'll find local tavernas and small shops. This area provides a sense of local life and is a good base for exploring the island. It's a short walk to the main port if you're planning any boat trips.For couples seeking a relaxing beach holiday, the area around Agios Isidoros beach is ideal. This stretch of coastline is known for its clear waters and pebble beaches. Many hotels and guesthouses here offer direct beach access and stunning sea views. It's a peaceful spot, superb for unwinding, with a few beachside tavernas providing convenient dining options.For families, the area just north of the village centre, towards the small harbour, combines convenience with a slightly quieter setting. There are often more spacious rooms here, and it's a gentle stroll to the village amenities while being away from the busiest spots.

The best time to go to Sykounta is from May to early October, when the weather is warm and sunny, superb for enjoying the island's natural beauty.For those looking for the warmest weather and best swimming conditions, July and August are ideal. Temperatures are at their peak, and the sea is wonderfully inviting. This period is superb for couples and families who want to spend their days relaxing on the beaches, exploring the coastline, and enjoying water activities. However, it's also the busiest time, so expect more people and slightly higher prices.If you prefer a quieter experience with pleasant temperatures, late May, June, and September are excellent choices. The weather is still lovely – warm but not excessively hot – and the island is less crowded. This is ideal for couples and solo travellers who enjoy hiking, exploring ancient sites, and savouring local cuisine without the peak season bustle.