The trail starts in Chora, from Pounda Square, from where you descend towards Dounavi Square. With Kastro on your right and walking through the cobblestone alleys, you reach the edge of the village, where you will encounter the majestic Pantanassa Rock. Continuing along the paved path on the edge of the steep cliff, a unique view opens up over the Chora countryside, with its olive groves and terraced gardens. On your right is the small chapel of Agios Vasileios, hidden beneath the large rocks. Walking between two dry-stone walls that separate the lands of Chora’s residents, you arrive at the chapel of Agios Savvas and the Themonies area, the ancient agricultural zone of Chora. Once you reach the rural asphalt road, follow it for a few meters until you meet the chapel of Timios Stavros; cross the asphalt road and follow Trail 1 to Agali Bay. This part of the trail is paved with stones, which reveals how frequently goods and people traveled between Agali and Chora. Along the way, you will come to the chapel of Christos, a characteristic example of a Cycladic church. After Christos, the trail opens up to a sea view and becomes narrower and steeper. You will cross a freestanding dry-stone wall that marks property boundaries or grazing lands. Continue along the trail until you reach the sea, at which point the trail follows the coastline. Passing by Firá Beach, you can take a short break before arriving at Agali Bay. After continuing along the trail, you will spot the village of Agali, which marks the end of the trail and whose name means “embrace.”