Oinousses is a small island complex located in the northeastern Aegean, between Chios and the Anatolian coast. A place small in size but immense in history, culture, and natural beauty. The island preserves the authenticity of Greek island life, far from the hustle and bustle of mass tourism.

Walking through the traditional settlement, one is enchanted by the stately naval mansions, the cobbled alleys and the unpretentious beauty of the place. Seamanship is omnipresent – in the stories of the locals, in the Maritime Museum with its rich exhibits and in the moving statue of the Sailor’s Mother that dominates the harbor, reminding all of Oinousses deep connection with the sea and the global Greek shipping network.

The island offers beautiful and quiet beaches, ideal for relaxing moments in nature. Agios Ioannis, Karavia, Bilalis, and Foki are some of the most well-known, featuring crystal-clear waters and unique landscapes.

At the same time, a visit to the Church of Saint Nicholas, the patron saint of sailors, as well as to the Monastery of Evangelistria with its panoramic view, completes the visitor’s spiritual and religious experience.

The hospitality of the locals, the calmness of daily life, the flavors of fresh seafood and local products, create an experience that is simple, authentic, and truly special.

If you are seeking peace, history, beauty and authenticity, then this small, wonderful place is waiting to be discovered.