Patitiri is the capital of the island, where the port is located.
Its name is due to the presses of the area that were in abundance since viticulture was a main source of income.
Alonnisos has many hotels around its port for all budgets and there is also the Historical and Folklore Museum.
Cobbled alleys and the medieval aura of the castle will welcome you in Chora of Alonisos, which was formerly the capital of the island.
If you visit the island in the summer, you will be fed up with diving on pristine beaches that can not be reached by car, while boats will take you to the neighbouring uninhabited islands to discover exotic sandy beaches. The most important beaches in Alonisos are Agios Dimitrios, the youth favorite Leftos Gialos and the green bay in George Gialos with the trees ending where the waves break.
Kokkinokastro is a colourful puzzle with rocks, green waters and shady trees, while if you like snorkeling and cosmopolitan life you will love the Golden Apple.
For food by the sea there is Votsi and Rousoum Gialos which has hotels for unique holidays in Alonnisos.
If you are interested in homeopathy, then you are at the right place as in Milia is the International Academy of Classical Homeopathic Medicine, founded in 1955. Medical tourism acquires flesh and blood as in the summer months teams of doctors from around the world arrive to train in the unique institution that teaches Homeopathic Medicine.
Other activities that you can do and get to know the green island better are hiking, fishing, canoeing and kayaking and cycling.
The cheese pie of Alonisos, the macaroons, the soup of fresh fish, the bubbles and the hamalia, leave to the visitors the best taste impressions.