Amorgos Island Road from Chora to Tholaria

The road discussed here is located on the island of Amorgos, part of Greece in Europe. Amorgos is a relatively large island with an area of approximately 140.47 square kilometers. The road connects two villages: Chora Amorgou, a village near the southern part of the island, and Tholaria, located further north. The island is known for its rugged terrain and scenic viewpoints, making it a notable destination for motorcycle touring. The road runs entirely on Amorgos, with elevations ranging from near sea level at 4 meters (13 feet) to a maximum of 513 meters (1683 feet). An interactive map showing the road section can be found at the end of this article.

The road between Chora Amorgou and Tholaria is approximately 18.8 kilometers (11.7 miles) long. It features a moderately curvy layout, rated at about 1.47 on a scale where 3 indicates extreme curviness. The surface is asphalt with a very good quality rating of 4.8 out of 5, providing a smooth and reliable riding experience. The road mostly consists of two lanes (about 70%), with one lane sections making up roughly 16%. The width of the road is predominantly wide (about 71%), with middle-width sections accounting for 24%, and only a small portion (1%) being narrow.

Speed limits are low, with a maximum of 30 km/h (19 mph), reflecting the road's alignment and safety considerations. Approximately 15.6% of the road passes through inhabited areas, primarily near the villages it connects. The route also runs along a viewpoint attraction, offering riders opportunities to stop and appreciate the island's landscape.

Amorgos is a Greek island known for its natural beauty and cultural heritage. The road runs entirely on this island, which is part of the Cyclades group in the Aegean Sea. The island's terrain is mountainous, which is reflected in the road's elevation changes. The viewpoint along the road provides a notable stop for riders to take in panoramic views of the island and surrounding sea.

For more information about the island, see the Amorgos Wikipedia page.

There is no information indicating seasonal or event-related closures for this road. Given its location on an island, access is generally year-round, although weather conditions can affect riding safety. The road does not have any tolls or entrance fees. Riders should be aware that toll conditions may change in the future, and it is advisable to check local sources for updates. For general information on road tolls and fees in Greece, consult the official Greek road authority websites or tourism portals.

This road section between Chora Amorgou and Tholaria on Amorgos island offers a moderately twisty and well-maintained asphalt route suitable for motorcycle touring. With its elevation changes and a viewpoint attraction, it provides a pleasant riding experience on a Greek island setting. The road's low speed limit and good surface quality contribute to safe and comfortable travel. Riders can explore the island's cultural and natural features along this route.