Koufonissia Greece.

Koufonissia,Small Cyclades,Greece.

Koufonissia is part of the so-called Small Cyclades, an archipelago in the islands between Naxos and Amorgos composed of about twenty small and very small islands of which only four inhabited by very few people: about 700 inhabitants of Koufonissia which is the main island.

The Small Cyclades islands are still very wild and poorly equipped for tourism.Historically there have been a refuge for the many pirates who roamed the Mediterranean, now is the ideal destination for the holiday. Also an ideal destination for those looking for unspoilt views and breathtaking scenery. Because here between small coves between the rocks eroded, clear water and sandy stretches Caribbean you will find yourself in a true natural paradise!
Excursions to the island of Koufonissia
Koufonissia consists of two islands separated by a narrow isthmus: Ano Koufonissia is the only inhabited of the two and essentially lives of fishing and, in summer, tourism, Kato Koufonissia is essentially a land of pastures but may be interesting destination for a trip gulet for its beautiful beaches and offering to visit the little church which stands on the island. Here the sun shines every thing of intense light, the waters are crystal clear as ever, everything seems more intense.
The magnificent beaches of Koufonissia
Certainly the major points of interest in Koufonissia are characterized by the presence of beaches, sand dunes and rocky coves along the coast. The island's small size allow you to walk (you can make a complete revolution in one day), then walk along the coast is also the way miglore to reach most of the beaches. It 'always possible to use the bus for travel. The beaches on the east coast are Finikas Harakopou and Fano. Besides appearing Fano rocks that give rise to the famous "swimming", small pools of salt water surrounded by rocks where you can bathe.
The road leads to pores, a beautiful bay of golden sand dunes which are adorned with flowers and shrubs. Thanks to the wind this place is also known as a surfing paradise.
At the end of the bay is Xilobatis, the most spectacular point of all Kofounissia. From here on the coast becomes more rocky and the land becomes the kingdom of divers can find enchanting and unforgettable underwater scenery.

Koufonisia activities

Activities in Pano and Kato Koufonisi

For those who believe that the ideal vacation is not just rest and relaxation, at Koufonisia there are many activities they can partake in:
•Swimming
 •Hiking
 •Cycling
 •Beach volley
 •Walking
 •Snorkeling
 •Fishing
 •Water sport
 •Diving
 •Wind surfing
 These are just a few of the activities available to the more adventurous. For the vacationer who really needs some rest and recreation, there are some truly beautiful remote beaches with the characteristically pristine, crystal clear waters for which the Greek islands are renowned and where you can laze about soaking up the sun and blissful quiet.
Koufonisia beaches

Beaches at the Koufonisia of the small Cyclades

The Koufonisia in spite of being small, as are all the small eastern Cyclades, offer some of the most beautiful beaches in the whole of Greece. Dreamlike golden beaches with crystalline emerald and turquoise waters circled by san dunes or sculpted rocky outcrops with their unique golden colors and many hidden coves. The mountains of Naxos and Amorgos protect them from the strong northern summer winds called the Meltemi characteristic of the Cyclades islands. Crowded or not, all the beaches of the Koufonisia have been formed almost as though they are attempting to seduce you into staying forever!
At the upper Koufonisi, to the northwest you will find Parianos, a cove with a wide sandy beach well protected from the winds and a favorite harbor for the picturesque small fishing boats. It is the generous wide harbor beach with clear shallow waters a short distance from the village which is preferred by the locals, children and anyone not wishing to go too far.
The most beautiful beaches however are gathered on the eastern side of the island.
At the end of the beachfront road you will see Finika also known as Harokopou, whose name comes from the hotel restaurant at that location belonging to Dimitris Mavrou. This is a golden beach with turquoise waters which is preferred by families.
This is followed by another beach with similar golden sands and waters called Fanos sometimes also Defteri meaning Second (beach). There is a hotel at that location which opened recently and the area and waters are a favorite of the younger generation an all who partake in sea sport.
Continuing east we meet many hidden coves for those that wish to be alone and end up at Italida or Platia Pounda, which is the most popular of the islands beaches and perhaps one of the most beautiful in the Cyclades. A small cove at the one end is favored by those who feel a swimming costume is not essential.
Even farther to the east we see many more small coves with sand or pebbles and rocks that form caves and among them is Pisina a natural hollow pool which is what the name means with crystal clear waters.
Northeast of upper Koufonisi is Pori, a big golden beach and also among the most beautiful of the Cyclades ideal for wind surfing. it is paradise on earth accessible by a road from the inland where two beach bars are a favorite watering hole for all visitors.
At the very northern end of the island is Xylovati promontory with a splendid view of Naxos and Gala where you can dive for sea caves in the clear Aegean waters.
Lower Koufonisi offers beaches just as beautiful but even more remote and the best known are Fykio, Deti, Nero and Pezoulia.

Access to Koufonisia
 Piraeus harbor to upper Koufonisi
•By ferry boat

•Duration about 8hrs•

Daily transports in the summer twice a week in winter.

Upper Koufonisi to lower Koufonisi
•By motor launch
•Duration about 10min.
•Daily regular transports.
Naxos – Irakleia – Schinousa – upper Koufonisi – Donousa – Amorgos & return
•Daily summer & winter.

Helipad
•Upper Koufonisi
Airport
•The nearest airport in Naxos island.

Information
•Port authority Piraeus: 210-4226000
•Port authority Naxos: 22850-22300
•Tourist office Koufonisia: 22850-71438
•Fueling station: 22850-71457
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Beautiful Greek island of TINOS

Tinos
The island of Tinos is a destination not yet known from mass tourism, far from worldly and cosmopolitan atmosphere of the neighboring islands (Mykonos first and foremost).

You get to Tinos by sea from the port of Rafina (4 hours drive) or the nearby Cyclades.
The discovery of the miraculous icon of Virgin Mary, venerated by all the Greek Orthodox Church, the place where now stands the shrine dedicated to Panagia Evanghelistrìa, Tinos has made it popular with Orthodox pilgrims. The faithful come to the sanctuary to kiss the image of the Virgin Mary and to participate in pilgrimages (25 March and 15 August and 15 November). The Shrine of the Annunciation was built at the beginning of '800, and every year it is invaded by pilgrims, to redeem themselves from their sins, kneeling traverse the road that climbs the mountain. This type of religious tourism remains only to Tinos town, while the rest of the island remains peaceful.

On the island there are many churches and chapels, but also Christian Orthodox, after the Venetians had imported and converted to Catholicism many residents.
In the countryside are raised pigeon features, also legacy of the Venetians who raised the pigeons. There are hundreds, geometrically decorated stone. But you can also find many windmills and watermills, and is understood by the abundance of wind and water.As for the winds blow often, have the foresight to control the morning and choose the repaired part of the island, depending on the type of wind.
The city of Tinos and excursions
The capital, where you will find many restaurants, taverns, bars, bakeries and even discos, not as often happens in the islands of Greece, the only real town on the island that instead relies on a green countryside dotted with ancient villages and beautiful, very different between them, each with its own traditions and different architectures (white houses with blue doors and windows, stone houses, houses with marble facades, etc.). Tinos is famous for its white marble and green marble known since ancient times and was very much for the churches, houses, fountains and even in the streets, beautifully paved.
Since 1955 the island is on the School of Art in the village of Pyrgos. Pyrgos is the artists' town of Marble, a quiet place with good roads. Beautiful traditional villages of Xinara, Skalados, Koumaros, Tripotamos, Falatados, Volax.
The beaches of Tinos
The beaches are beautiful and easily accessible to many and different among themselves, fine, golden sand beaches, small coves and beaches with round stones, but always with clear water and quiet. At Tinos we will move with buses or taxis: the latter are plentiful and cheap.
To the south east of the capital are the places most frequented by families and tourism greek (Agios Sostis, Agios Kyriaki and Agios Ioannis Porto) with beautiful views of the nearby Mykonos and Delos. To the north, then you will find after Pyrgos Ysternion (fine gray sand beach in the shade of tamarisk), Kardiani, Agios Petros, Agios Romanos.Kolymbythira The area is one of the most beautiful parts of the island.
Kitchen typical Greek island of Tinos
The island produces vegetables, honey and a particular herb called alifoni eaten in salads. Local specialties include garlic sauce, fried tomatoes, the louza. For dining, we recommend the restaurant "Metaxi Mas", specializing in appetizers. Recommended is a visit to the bakery Zakaroplastion Mesklies, where gourmands can enjoy Greek pastries like baklava (layers of flaky pastry filled with honey and chopped nuts), the loukumades (donuts fried and sprinkled with honey and cinnamon) and galaktovouriko (puddingsemolina flavored with lemon, cooked in milk and vanilla and tightened by two thin layers of puff pastry).
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Syros.Cyclades islands Greece.

Syros
 The island of Syros is the center of the Cyclades, has small beaches and narrow, neoclassical villas and residences, large public buildings and gardens, its past is glorious and is visited by a selected tourism, almost all greek.
The capital Ermoupoli was the biggest port of Greece, before his destiny was changed to the 800, the opening of the Corinth Canal and the consequent development of the port of Piraeus. It remains an important center for the maritime traffic of the islands and is the capital of the entire archipelago. Ermoupoli was a prosperous city, with textile factories, tanneries, factories for the manufacture of wrought iron, coming to have a middle class, rich and influential. Public buildings were built in classical style, thanks to the collaboration of foreign architects, noble houses were decorated with wrought iron balconies and erected elegant villas inhabited by amateurs, bankers, rich merchants. The social and intellectual life is also the entity, with schools, newspapers, literary circle.

The island has long Venetian rule during the Turkish free port and center for the spread of Catholicism in the Aegean. Since 1200 the Venetians and Genoese fact that the occupying introduced Catholicism and the first half of the 600 arrived here Capuchins, Jesuits, Ursulines, Vincentians. Orders administered justice, ran schools and hospitals. Syrosfu defined as the most Catholic of the archipelago (home to nearly half the entire Catholic community in Greek) and is still a bishopric.

The city of Syros and other excursions
 The village has an upper part, with white houses lay on the slope, and a lower part, dating back to 1800, with administrative and commercial activities. Above we see two hills divided by a valley, is the hill of Ano Syros, with the Catholic district that represents the most ancient and characteristic of the city (the monasteries of the Jesuits and Capuchins in this neighborhood definitely worth a visit ), the other host instead the Orthodox neighborhood of Anastasis.

Tourist attraction is then Platia Miaoulis, a rectangular square paved with marble, full of outdoor cafes and decorated with palm trees. It is a favorite destination for walks and summer concerts are held there. About music in the nearby square, stands a theater with marble facade is a replica, in miniature, the scale of Milan.

Ermoupolis well worth a visit for the architecture and the many churches for the many craft shops (leather sandals, watercolors, prints) for the typical sweets pastry shops, loukumia, a sort of pancakes with jelly flavored with rose or bergamot , covered with powdered sugar on top and sometimes pieces of almond and chalvadopites (a kind of nougat local) and to the stalls selling natural sponges.

In Syros are also the only casino in the Cyclades, open in high season from 20 to 6 am. The slots are open in the afternoon.

Monuments and museums to see
 A Ermoupoli: the Archaeological Museum, the Town Hall, The Cultural Center, the Art Gallery of Cyclades, the municipal theater, the Chalandriani (a cemetery) and the Caves of Ferekidis, both near Ano Syros, the baroque church of San Giorgio.

The beaches of Syros
 To reach the most beautiful you inoltrarvi hinterland, indoor climbing mountains and then descend to the streets in search of several creeks that are jewels of nature.
 The beach is a great beach Galissas however organized, crescent shaped sheltered from the wind. The sand is dark, but very fine, the water is clear and calm.
 To the north, reached by a boat that leaves from Kini find Grammata, Lia, Varvaroussa, Aetos, very beautiful.
 The beach is the most cosmopolitan island Agathopes, and again the two islets and Stroggilo Schistonisi, the beach and the beaches of Finikas Dolphins, Sousouni, Varis, Achladi, Azolimnos, Santorinios, Fabrica, Armeos, Lotos, Megas Gialos ...

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Sifnos.Cyclades islands Greece.

Sifnos
Sifnos is the fourth island of the western Cyclades, you get to the ferry port of Kamares and the landscape is totally lunar rocks made of totally devoid of vegetation. In contrast inside the island is lush, the hills are rich with olive groves and almond trees, the hillsides of the mountains are covered with low vegetation and herbs. Mountains make up the bulk of its territory, reaching a height of 680 meters and contribute to the charm of traditional Cycladic Sifnos.
The many towns of this island are quite extensive interconnected by paths, this makes it the ideal destination for holidays for trekking and for those who love long walks in nature. The climate is very hot, also in August is very crowded, for both these reasons we recommend a holiday in Sifnos in July or September.
Cities and villages of the island of Sifnos
Its population centers, among the most elegant of the Aegean, is a destination for artists and intellectuals, but once again the protagonist here is the sea with its crystal clear waters, rugged coastline and beautiful beaches. The capital is Apollonia, Kamares it is a major port and resort with Platis Yialos, Faros and Vathy. Also in Sifnos give a charm entirely spiritual and especially the numerous churches and chapels built in the most inaccessible island escarpments, cliffs, bare rock.
Apollonia is on the edge of a plateau at 5 km from the port of Kamares. It 'a very lively center despite its small size it has been able to combiare the preservation of their traditions and beauty of its historic center with modern life also made of traffic, shops and tourist services. Apollonia is now united to the neighboring towns Artemonas, Kato Petals, Exambella and the charming medieval Kastro, the most panoramic point of the island, a Venetian fortress built in the thirteenth century, paradoxically built within the circle of houses grew spontaneously in the form of wall defensive over the years. Inside the Kastro are also a small Archaeological Museum.
Many windmills and above all to Artemonas Examblea. Numerous taverns and good quality, we can find both traditional Greek and managed by Italians and French.
Beaches and other excursions on the island of Sifnos
Moving south again, about 10 km from Apollonia, we find the most popular seaside resort on the island of Sifnos Platys Gialos. A beautiful golden sandy beach well equipped and suitable for children. From here the boat you can visit the church of the Virgin Kitrianì on the islet at the entrance of the gulf. The close is good for fishing and diving while exploring deserted beaches, the island offers plenty of shade. For those seeking less crowded beaches and bays mention near the beaches of Platys Gialos Saoures, Apokoftò (an expanse of sand from the sea, quiet and minimally served) and Fassoulou.
On the west coast Vathi is a beautiful sandy bay with tavernas, meter in Faros, a small fishing village and Spitale, you can find a nice sandy beach for swimming and also served children. Faros is also home to the monastery of Chrisopighì (Madonna of the source of gold) built in the seventeenth century on the tip of a small promontory where first emerged a rock lookout.
And we have now in Kamares, Sifnos' main port and an important tourist center. Here you can breathe the air of a typical holiday resort thanks to the wide beach and the local taverns.
From here you can sail aboard small boats for trips to Vathi and Heronissos on the northern island. And 'This is the capital of ceramics, an art highly developed island in past centuries and strength of your household. Heronissos is the most isolated of Sifnos.Here you can enjoy total peace of mind and for the brave who want to climb up to the northern tip of Heronissos as a present a breathtaking view over the Aegean.

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Santorini Greece.

Santorini is one of the 56 picture postcard perfect Greek islands known as the Cyclades.
Mykonos, Naxos and Paros are neighbouring Greek islands to beautiful Santorini. The Cyclades draws many visitors in the summer months with Santorini being a popular destination especially for the cruise ships that travel the Aegean.
 

Santorini is understandably considered the most romantic of the Greek islands and seduces romantics old and new to its shores. With it's Oia sunsets, white washed villages, pretty blue domed churches, welcoming locals and views to die for you cannot but fail to fall in love with Santorini.
It has become known as the Honeymoon Island and is the setting for weddings, anniversary celebrations and renewal of vow ceremonies. Many grooms and brides to be, honeymooners and old romantics enjoy a holiday vacation at the best Santorini hotels.
Santorini Greece in the Cyclades, Aegean, has one of the most spectacular landscapes in Greece and in the world. The traditional villages of the island, built on tall cliffs, offer a breathtaking view over the submerged volcano. They represent the beautiful Greek cliche you have always dreamed about! Among them you mustn't miss Oia, the place gifted with the most famous and stunning sunsets. You will find on this portal site all the information you need about the island as well as Santorini hotels.
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The climatic conditions on Santorini Greece are the same as in the whole Cyclades region.
From April to August, the weather in Santorini is bright and sunny. From September and on, it is not rare to see some cloudy days. The rainfalls are very rare.
The humidity level is very high. The days when you can see Crete clearly are really rare but not inexistent!! The weather is good enough to take good pictures of the volcano.
Santorini Beaches
The most famous beaches of the island of Santorini Greece are Perissa, Kamari, Monolithos and the Red Beach. The beaches of Kamari, Perissa and Monolithos have black sand and deep blue waters. They are situated on the east side of the island and in the tourist areas of the island. These areas offer many hotels, taverns, cafes, bars and beach-bars. The Red Beach near Akrotiri is located in a quieter area. It is however the most famous beach of the island, and attracts many people.
Perissa Beach
Perissa is situated 15 km south-east of Fira. You will find a very touristy but amazing endless black sandy beach with an enormous rock called Mesa Vouno rising from the sea. It creates an impressive landscape, especially at night when the rock is lighted.
The village, abandoned during the winter, offers lot of rooms, restaurant and bars.
Kamari Santorini:
Kamari is situated 10 km south-east of Fira. Kamari is situated in the opposite side of Perissa, with the enormous rock (Mesa Vouno) in the middle.
The landscape is very similar to the endless black sandy beach of Perissa. The difference is that Kamari is not built in the same manner. Here, the settlement lines the beach. It is also much more crowded and for that reason, you will find a larger choice of rooms to let, hotels, tavernas, cafe, bars and night clubs, as well as all kinds of water sports activities on the beach.
Red Beach Santorini:
The Red Beach is a beach composed of black and red volcanic rocks, near Akrotiri.
To get there, you need to use a car and then to walk. It is nevertheless a beautiful beach and is worth the trip.
You can also go to the White Beach, which is accessible by boat from Akrotiri.
Monolithos Santorini:
Monolithos beach is the less crowded. It is situated near the airport. The area has a very few rooms to let and some taverns.
HOW TO GET TO SANTORINI
Santorini can be reached by air from Athens with two flights per day or by ferry from Piraues with frequent departures throught the year. During the summer period there are additional flights between Santorini and other islands, and charter flights from abroad. There are also nautical connections between Santorini and many other Cyclades islands, Dodecanesse, Crete and Thessaloniki.
Participants arriving by air:
Santorini can be reached from most international airports via Athens. Arrival at Athens airport:
Athens is served by the Athens International Airport Eleftherios Venizelos :

From Athens to Santorini airport (Thira):
Nearly all international flights arriving in Greece during this period allow adequate time for making the connecting flight to Santorini, but because local flights have a minimum seating capacity, please book these flights early.
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Mykonos.One of the most beautiful Greek Islands.

The island of Mykonos, rugged, rocky, parched by the sun and often beaten by the winds is one of the main attractions of Greece: emerald sea, fine sandy beaches enclosed by cliffs, white Cycladic houses. Mykonos is located at a distance of 94 nautical miles south-east of Piraeus, covers about 85 square kilometers and a coastline length of about 80 km.

Those who reach Mykonos from the sea immediately captures the particular charm of the white light of Mykonos town, port and capital of the island, arranged like an amphitheater around the bay. By whitewashed houses with flowered balconies, external wooden stairs, a tangle of narrow zig-zag, small red or blue-domed chapels and a crown of windmills is the quint essential Cycladic world that meets the trendy, find the most "chic", people of the night eccentric and never tired.

The picturesque district Alefkandra or Little Venice, owes its name to the typical houses with wooden balconies and loggias lapped by the sea, many of them turned into restaurants and cafes to enjoy the most romantic sunsets. To the south of the district are the characteristic windmills have become almost the symbol of the island.
From the pier Alefkandra different tiers rise above the mills, arranged like a crown on the crest of the spectacular panoramic hill.
The beautiful beaches of Mykonos
For lovers of the beach, Mykonos offers a multitude of beaches that can be easily reached by bus or by boat departing from various points of the island.
ORNOS: beautiful bay with fine sandy beach, with tavernas and bars. From here you can easily reach Mykonos with the bus and get to other beaches with boats.
Psarou: worldly sandy beach with diving center.
Platy Yialos: sandy beach with tavernas on the beach, small boats and little boats to reach the beaches of the island. Bus connections with the center.
Paranga: sandy beach, clear sea and untouched with Caribbean colors.
PARADISE: sandy beach with loud music and snack bar. Here are practiced water scooters and water skiing.
Superparadise: the most transgressive, reached by caiques or buses. Young and lively.
ELIA: one of the largest beaches on the island, with scenic rocky concretions.
Kalo Livadi: sandy beach lined with hotels.
AGRICULTURAL: expanse of sand in a dream landscape.
KALAFATIS: the famous white sand beach with a nice shady tamarisk vegetation.
AGHIUOS IOANNIS: renowned for its tranquility facing the island of Delos.
Ftelia: beautiful, long, sandy, beaten by the breath of the Meltemi, is a paradise for windsurfers.
PANORMOS: surrounded by red volcanic rocks.
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Milos.Cyclades Island Greece.

Milos

Milos is an island of medium size, 150 square kilometers and seven urban centers in real cities and small towns. It is located in the southern part of the Western Cyclades islands and is known to most people as the place where it was found the statue of Venus, now in the Louvre museum in Paris known as the Venus de Milo.

Only recently, tourism has discovered Milos as a holiday destination with its natural beauty to a large extent due to its volcanic origins make it unique among all the Cyclades islands.
Milos offers more than seventy beaches, spas, and interesting archaeological sites. Lives on the coast of Milos monk seals, one of the most endangered marine species around the Mediterranean and with a little 'luck you can see it sailing between the coast and the islands surrounding Milos.

The city of Milos
The seven cities of the island are Adamas, Triovassalos, Pera, Trypiti, Plakes, Plaka, and Pollonia. Very interesting to visit the villages Mandrakia and Klima.
Adamas (or Adamantas) is the island's main port, and although the capital is Plaka, it is the vital center: it is not just the articulation of the major roads but also the home of most of the islands accommodations. Here you can visit the churches of Aghia Triada and Agios Halarambos and boat to boat trips. In July the city hosts the Milos Festival featuring traditional dances, gastronomic events and jazz concerts, one of the festival is the ancient greek theater near Trypiti.
Plaka, as we have said is the capital of Milos and certainly the most distinctive city: with its narrow streets and whitewashed houses overlooking the bay from the top of the hill where it was built on the ruins of the ancient town of Milos. Plaka is just 5 km from Adamas and south merges with Trypiti. In addition to the interesting Archaeological Museum and the Folklore Museum of Arts and here you can visit the French kastro built on an ancient Acropolis where you can enjoy magnificent views. Near Trypiti well worth visiting the catacombs of the first century, the only example in Greece, very suggestive and should not be missed.
Not far found Klima, a fishing village very characteristic white houses and colorful doors.Another nice destination for a trip is Pollonia, even the boats sail from here to the island of Kimolos.
The beaches of the island of Milos
The beaches of Milos offer an impressive natural beauty and variety: there's white sand and black sand, small pebbles or shells, or large rocks surrounded by too many colors.Even the waters of the sea surrounding Milos fade from blue to blue, to emerald green in a palette that will not fail to impress.
Most beaches are easily accessible by good roads from the pavement, but some can reach only by foot or by sea. The beaches can not miss in our opinion are the following:
Firopotamos: a very pretty little bay with fishermen's houses
Mandrakia: a little gem of small houses with shelters for fishing boats.
Sarakiniko: a moonscape rocks incredibly white and a small bay
Agios Konstantinos: a shelter for the boats that enter through narrow passages in the rock
Papafragas: a narrow sandy beach between high walls of rock
Pollonia: a nice beach surrounded by trees
Paliochori: 10 km. from Adamas beach this is perhaps the most interesting island, made of small pebbles and hot springs
Haghia Kiriaki: a long beach of sand and fragments of shells
Tzigrado: a beach of perlite, white as snow, plunges into a deep blue sea
Firiplaka: near Tsigrado wide sandy beach surrounded by colorful rocks
Provatas: beautiful beach of reddish sand
Gerontas: small black sand beach with arches and caves.
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IOS.Cyclades islands Greece.

Ios
Ios, located south of Naxos, Paros and Santorini between, is the 'island of the sea of life, matches, a favorite with young for unbridled fun and "outrageous." It 'a small island (108 sq km), barren rock dominated by traditional windmills. The main towns are Ormos (the Port), and Mylopotas Yalos, linked together by the only paved road on the island.They are very close together and well served by buses.

The city and the entertainment on the island of Ios
The heart of the nightlife and 'consists of the capital, Chora, animated by bars and nightclubs. This has made the island famous among the young, now considered one of the most beautiful characteristics of the Cyclades, but Chora is not just fun: although the capital has the size and shape of a typical Cycladic town with its maze of lanes and the glance of white and blue houses, churches and bell towers. To visit the Archaeological Museum, while on a hill located to the east of the Venetian kastro. The main square is also the center of nightlife and evening is filled to overflowing with people, an experience not to be missed!
Ormos is the port of the island, not far from Chora and can be reached on foot with a walk (just over a mile). Here you will find many taverns and bars where you can eat without spending much.
The magnificent beaches of the island of Ios
The beaches are a paradise and are among the most beautiful in Greece. Mylopotas is certainly the most popular and is a beautiful stretch of fine sand kilometers long, is located in the southernmost bay Manganaris, full of small coves and beaches of golden sand. E 'reachable by bus or by boat, with tourist boats. For those seeking instead a lonely corner and point out the extremely charming beach Koumbara (ufficale naturist beach) north-west of the port.
Excursions on the island of Ios
To see the island also Kalamou Moni, a monastery on the road that leads from Manganaris in Kalamos where you also play traditional and religious festivals, and the village of Psathi on the east coast of the island where you can see numerous churches, chapels and the remains a temple of Apollo.
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Folegandros, Cyclades Islands,Greece.

Folegandros
 Folegandros is a small island in the Cyclades Islands. It 's mostly rock: it reaches the maximum width of 4 km, has a coastline of 40 kilometers, most of the area is 200 meters above sea level and reaches the maximum height of 414 meters. Tourism has recently discovered the beauty of this island still untouched, but the roughness of the land that prevents the construction of major resorts on the coast helps to keep away from mass tourism while preserving the charm of Folegandros. Many of its coasts are steep, but you will also find beautiful sandy beaches.

The Chora and hiking in Folegandros
In addition to the port of Karavostasis are the only two places on the island, Hora and Ano Mera. They are connected by the only road on the island.
Hora is the capital of the island, but preserves its appearance of a fishing village, hidden atop a cliff is an absolutely lovely with its white houses decorated with colorful flowers, churches and medieval houses kastro the top the country. To see beyond the medieval castle, the great church and the village Panagia all to enjoy walking through its streets and alleys. Many restaurants, bars and places to spend summer evenings.

Ano Mera is about 4 km from Hora, is the village of farmers and is made up of farms and houses scattered over a fairly wide area. Here you can visit an interesting folklore museum, but also taste the dish, the matsada.
Do not miss the caves Chryssospilia, a true natural wonder located on the northeast coast of the island. On the Ano Mera Livakadi and you can reach the island's lighthouse, built in 1919.
The beaches of Folegandros
Near the port Karavostasis, as well as numerous tavernas and restaurants, there are several beaches including a pebble called Hochlida, boats also depart from here to reach the more remote beaches. We report the beach of Livadi, located just over a mile from where he is also the Karavostasis Livadi Camping.
Further along the coast is the beach of Katergo, more easily accessible by boat. Right in front of Hora you can also go on the beach Angali along a steep road about 1 km. Angali is located west of the naturist beach of Agios Nikolaos. For lovers of nature walks we recommend the beach of Agios Georgios, which is located north of Ano Mera. In general, the beaches of Folegandros are not equipped, so remember to leave equipped with food and drinks. In high season you can reach by boat trips from the harbor beaches Katergo, Angali, and Agios Nikolaos and Angali Livakadi the beach.
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Antiparos .Cyclades islands Greece.

Antiparos .Cyclades islands Greece.

The island of Antiparos is separated from Paros by a narrow strip between the sea andallCyclades islands is notable for its golden sandy beaches and the sheer natural beauty.There are numerous beaches that overlook a beautiful sea blue-green waters and watersrich in fish and other marine life. In summer you can reach the island from Parikia orPunta, using a kayak.
The city of Antiparos and excursions
The capital, Antiparos or Kastro, is built around the original core of the medieval castle.Thecenter of attraction of the island is the famous cave with stalactites on Agios Ioannishill, at whose entrance stands the church of Agios Ioannis Spiliotis.From Agios Georgios see, sea destination in the Gulf of Despotiko, and Soros quaintsmalltown about 9 miles south of Kastro.
Around Antiparos, there are dozens of deserted islets, similar to marine outposts, full ofrabbits and pigeons that can be reached by renting a boat.
In two of these, following the work of excavation carried out, have been excavatedseveralruins in Despotiko (opposite the area of Agios Georgios, from where boats), the firstimportant finds of the Cycladic period, and the remains Saliangos of a settlementfrom the Neolithic times.
The best way to get around is to rent a scooter, there are numerous places to rent themon the island.
The beaches of Antiparos
The many beautiful beaches of Antiparos are mostly free and allow you to enjoy the contactwith nature and the sea. Noteworthy for their beautiful beaches Monastiria, Livadi and those south of Agios Giorgios in places where there is also a beach and a little'more crowded, also ideal for windsurfing.
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Amargos,Cyclades islands Greece.

Amorgos Cyclade islands,Greece.

The island of  Amargos the easternmost of the Cyclades islands. Amorgos is the ideal island for those who really want to pull the plug and leave the real world. 138 square kilometers of arid and uneven surface where there are few people who have managed to preserve customs, landscapes, places really special.
The tourist attractions of the island of Amorgos
 Even from the point of view of tourism Amorgos offers gems, starting from Chora, one of the most beautiful of the Cyclades, with its white buildings that rise on the plateau at 400 meters above sea level at the foot of a small medieval castle (Kastro) erected in the thirteenth century by the Venetians, surrounded by small windmills built on the surrounding hills. When not enjoying the quiet of the town and the stunning landscape, you can visit the Archaeological Museum full of exhibits that illustrate the importance of this island over the centuries.

Another important center of the island and main port is Katapola: a relatively large bay where there are three villages Xilokeratidi the westernmost of which is best known as the fishing village. From there you can get with "water taxis" the beaches of Amorgos and the nearby islets.

In the Gulf of Eyiali, in the northeastern part of the island is the only beach typically ciclidica: a long stretch of white sand, clear water and shallow, tourist facilities of good standard. Even here though there are hills and cliffs that rise above the village of the wider Gulf.

The Monastery Hosoviotissa
 The greatest tourist attraction is certainly the island of Amorgos Monastery Hozoviotissa, an apparition of a dazzling white set in the rock overlooking the sea. Built in the eleventh century, the monastery is still inhabited by monks available to guide you through the eight floors of the building illustrandovene history also extremely interesting. The monastery, which develops almost exclusively in height was in fact built by exploiting the layered rock wall communicating with each other mainly through external stairs: the monks' cells, the refectory, the store, the main chapel. The monastery also houses a miraculous icon found in the waters below the cliff. The monastery is located a short distance from Chora you can then get to walk it down the cliff and taking some of the most beautiful landscapes of the Cyclades
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Zante Ionian islands,Greece.

Zante Ionian islands,Greece.
Zakynthos (or Zante) is painted just like the poet in his poetry: a place of natural wonders, beautiful beaches with very different landscapes and also due to the shape of the island .
 The western part of Zakynthos, mountainous and rocky, has remained intact while the beautiful beaches to the east are the destination of many tourists, especially during high season. Zakynthos is the third of the Ionian islands in order of size, here you will find plenty to see and beautiful beaches on which to relax. But the feature that makes it famous are certainly specimens of an endangered sea turtle, the loggerhead turtle. In 1999 the Bay of Laganas, where many turtles come to lay their eggs, has been declared a marine national park and were introduced severe restrictions on beach access from both land and sea. To preserve this endangered species every visitor to Zante can learn about the current regulation in protected areas and try to contribute by respecting it.Along the rocky western coasts the seals Monachus also plays, also protected and safeguarded.

The city of Zakynthos
Zakynthos is the capital city and main port of the island. Many of the Venetian palaces that flank it are unfortunately destroyed during the earthquake of 1953, you can still admire the citadel perched on a hill about 2.5 km from the town of Bochalia. Despite the many tourists who walk the streets of the city, Zakynthos maintains its typical greek atmosphere and extremely pleasant. There are many things to see, from the Byzantine Museum in the Museum of Sacred Art in addition to the characteristics Bochalia churches throughout the city.
Excursions and beaches on the island of Zakynthos
Many of the attractions of the island both in terms of natural and water sports. There are many beautiful beaches where you can relax and fascinating places to see at least once in their life.
If the Bay of Laganas is perhaps too crowded, the beach resort of Keri is a much more pleasant even if the stony beach is quite narrow. From here you can take boat trips to see the many fascinating natural caves (some visited only by swimming) and stacks.
Placed between Agios Nikolaos and Cape Skinari Blue Caves are one of the most famous natural attractions in Zakynthos and can be reached by sea. They consist of special geological formations that have created a series of caves along the northwest coast of the island, and owe their name to the special reflexes that water takes in them.
For beach-lovers suggest the Vassilikos peninsula and the tip of the east coast Banana beach with its long stretch of golden sand. On the tip of the peninsula Agios Nikolaos is another place to enjoy the sea and the beach with sun beds and umbrellas.
If you have a means of transport you can reach the inlets of the west coast including Limnionas and Kambi, head to Agios Nikolaos or addentrarvi in the picturesque hinterland north of Zakynthos, where you can find pristine pine forests, picturesque villages and a rural life that has kept many of the their traditions.
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Kythera Ionian Islands,Greece

Kythera Ionian Islands

Kythera  and Antikythera lie between the Peloponnese and Crete where three seas: the Ionian, the Cretan and Aegean. Attica belong administratively and geographically and historically belongs to the Ionian islands. Kythera and Antikythera measuring 279.5 square km 20.5 sq. km.
Kythera has a population of 3,407 inhabitants, only 45 Antikythera. Kythera has now become an important archeological center that attracts students and archaeologists over the past five years, in fact came to light important findings that seem most likely many more surprises on the history of these two islands.

Kythera, excursions into the history
According to mythology, this is the island birthplace of Aphrodite, the goddess of love.Because of its strategic location Kythera suffered several dominations and has experienced periods of splendor and desolation. All this can be found on the island, rich in art and history as well as cultural events throughout the summer, such as the Wine Festival in Mitata and many concerts throughout the island.

Do not miss a visit to the Venetian Castro Hora is located south of the city. During the walk you can also see the Church of Panagia and you can enjoy majestic scenery from a steep cliff.
The beaches on the island of Kythera
Kythera is a mountainous island with valleys that reach the sea, forming bays with beautiful beaches, Agia Pelagia mention, near the eponymous town located on the northern island, Agios Lefteris west of the island near Logothetianika, from here you can enjoy a spectacular sunset over the sea. Very quiet, the Gulf of Vrulea, ideal for children Diakofti beach where the water is very low. The beach at Kaladi is one of the most famous island is well worth a visit. Komponada, to the east, is one of the wildest beaches; Melidoni opens in a small bay with crystal clear water. Paleopoli is the largest beach of the island and is well equipped. For a holiday animated and sparkling beach is right Chalkos, small but very busy.
Again, thanks to its geological structure, Kythera offers the curious visitor to visit the fascinating caves: Cave of St. Sophia's Milopotamos in the east of the island near Kokala. The Cave of Saint Sophia in Kalamos which is surprising Kapsali and distracted tourists who walk the streets of the country. The cave is located Chusti Diakofti, there were discovered the remains of the 3800 BC
On this island, such as caves, natural beauty intersect with those man-made art, including monuments (all spectacular places in parts of the island) we cite the old Byzantine capital of Kythera, Paleochora; Catouni said the bridge, Construction English; Moudari the lighthouse, the northernmost island lighthouse at Cape Spathi.
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AJBHolidays.Share your travel posts.: Athens,Greece good for holidays or just a short break.

AJBHolidays.Share your travel posts.: Athens,Greece good for holidays or just a short break.

Lefkada,Ionian Islands,Greece.

Lefkada,  is the fourth largest of the Ionian  Islands . Located just south of Corfu and the north of Kefalonia is connected to the mainland by a causeway 25 kilometers long. Lefkada is a mountainous island and the highly fertile ground where you can see olive groves, vineyards and pine forests as far as the eye. Off the east coast there are ten small islands, while the west coast offers spectacular beaches. The sea and the charm of the coast and surrounding islands make it an ideal destination for those who make sailing holidays, preferably on a sailing boat.

Discovering the city of Lefkada
Besides being the name of the island Lefkada is also the name of the main city, built on a promontory at the south-east of a saltwater lagoon. Largely rebuilt after the earthquake of 1948, owes part of its architecture to its anti-seismic measures that have been applied, an example would be detached from the church towers built basilicas themselves. The city offers a pleasant and relaxing, place to discover walking aimlessly through the streets: a bustling main street, the square that serves as a meeting place, many churches and a marina, recently built to house many yachts that arrive on the island. Inside the Cultural Centre you can visit the archaeological museum, another museum to visit is the collection of post-Byzantine icons. A short walk from the causeway stands the fortress of Agia Mavra, an imposing Venetian building of the fourteenth century.Excursions and activities during the holidays in Lefkada
To visit the island is certainly Nydri, a village that was once a fisherman and now proposed as a resort. Its nice pier with restaurants and the interior of the country. Nydri is also the right starting point for visiting the islands of Madouri, Sparti, Skorpidi, Skorpios and Meganisi. There are numerous excursions of up to Ithaca and Kefalonia.Also missed the falls located 3 km from the town and reached by a picturesque path. 15 km south of Sivota Nydri you can visit, a place not too busy with a quaint fishing harbor.
Vasiliki is the main center for water sports on the island, and is considered the best places in Europe for windsurfing, but it is also the perfect place to relax at a table in a restaurant on the promenade and sea breeze. You can reach the best beaches in the gullet, we report the Agiofyli beach, south of Vasiliki, where there are numerous places for rent wind-surfing and sailing.
The beaches of the island of Lefkada
The west coast of Lefkada offers perhaps the most beautiful sea of ??all the Ionian islands: the turquoise waters and long sandy stretches, and we announce Pefkoulia Kathisma to the north, and Porto Katsiki Egremini remote south. If you love the holiday village atmosphere can make a stop in Agios Nikitas but especially in the neighboring beach of Mylos.
In addition to those arriving in Lefkada beaches should not miss the interior with traditional farming villages and lush countryside. From here you also enjoy breathtaking views of the coast and on islands surrounding the island. It should be mentioned Karya village, known for its embroidery, which produce the local women.
Of the islets that surround Meganisi Lefkada is the most populous, is well worth a day trip starting from Nydri: a beautiful green landscape, turquoise bays fringed with beaches of pebbles. Three villages of the island: Spartohori be reached via a steep ladder or stairway that depart from Porto Spilia where the ferry docks, Vathy is the second port and from here the road to Katomeri about 1 km distance.

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The Peloponnese

The Peloponnese is a peninsula connected to mainland Greece by a narrow strip of land, indeed, since it was opened the Corinth Canal would be more correct to call it Island ... And 'a world still largely intact, not exploited for tourism, so that is Greeks often meet only for days and days. Yet there are hidden treasures of immeasurable of ancient Greek culture and under the eyes of the visitor parade unusual and fascinating landscapes.

Monemvasia is an unspoiled corner of the Middle Ages in the heart of Laconia, the town is still accessible only through a narrow isthmus. Monemvasia is located at the foot of a rocky outcrop. It 'was an important commercial center during the first and second Venetian domination and these days its palaces and churches in the ancient village.During these periods of history was known as Malvasia from which the name of the famous white wine imported in Italy until the end of the nineteenth century.
Tholos is a fishing village in Argolis and is an excellent starting point for visits to many archaeological sites in the Peloponnese, thanks to its central location. The country has much to offer visitors with its charm, for the modern tourist attractions but also for its beautiful natural landscapes. And 'surrounded by a circle of mountains, but also offers lovers of the sea white sand beaches and crystal clear waters
Aeropolis is ideal leads to the Mani peninsula, a part of Greece to the edge of the world, almost uninhabited, where women still wear often, the traditional dress blacks. The Mani is a land of terrible beauty, and particularly bleak, offers visitors a unique landscape, not to be missed. The villages were built to defend against attacks by invaders from the sea, real fortresses, towers, many with small windows, almost slits. Few accesses to the sea, a few villages inhabited, almost all at the top for better defense, and a few hamlets of fishermen on the sea. A narrow road runs through the scenic Hands for around seventy kilometers (departure and arrival Areopoli). The mountain ends so relentless and spectacular in the blue of the Ionian Sea. Other natural spectacle not to be missed are the Caves of Dirou (about 25 miles from Aeropoli): in the cave of prehistoric Alepotripa were found, one of Glyfada has been excavated by a river flows into the sea below the current entry.
The Mani Peninsula is full of medieval churches also, remember those Harouda, Agios Sotirios Gardenitsa to the church and to Tassiarchi economy. Own economy by offering unique landscapes on the islands off the coast and the coast

Athens,Greece good for holidays or just a short break.

Athens is not only the capital of Greece, but the cradle of western civilization. It 'a city to visit once in a lifetime. Athens is history, but also a European capital for all purposesand as such rich opportunities for cultural, culinary and entertainment.

What to Do Athens Greece has such a wide variety of things to do that it almost is no idea to write it all down. For example, you have all the sights and the museums, concerthalls and theatres. Then, there are many cinemas, a great nightlife, bazaars , fashion shops and super modern shopping malls. Go up to the Lycavitos hill and get a wonderful view. You can go to Athens Riviera from Paleon Faliron  up to Kalamaki ,Alimos ,Glyfada ,Vouliagmeni and Varkiza for some sun and sea. You can visit as well the National gardens that are located next to the Parliament at Syntagma square.

Beaches There are several beaches at Athens Riviera The most popular ones are in Glyfada, Vouliagmeni, Varkiza, Nea Makri, Crysi Akti (Golden Coast ), Lagonisi,  Kavouri and Alimos. Most of the beaches in Athens are organize and you have to pay a small entrance fee to these beaches - this is to keep them clean since it has millions of visitors every summer.

Nightlife Jazz bars, discos, bouzoukia clubs, heavy metal bars - it's all here. There are places all over Athens, but the most frequented areas are Syntagma, Kolonaki and Glyfada. Almost in every square in all Athenian suburbs there are Cafeterias and bars that during the night are becoming music bars with professional DJ's.

Food and restaurants Just like the bars, the restaurants and taverns are everywhere in Athens. The Plaka area is probably the most picturesque, but also the most visited by tourists. Keep a lookout for the places with lots of Greeks in them - that applies all over Greece. In Syntagma and Kolonaki there are also many places, and in Glyfada and Vouliagmeni you are close to the sea, and the atmosphere is usually a little bit more sophisticated. The area Psiri not far from Acropolis is very expensive with lots of lovely places with live music day and night. In Athens you will find a plethora of fast food like  Mc Donald's ,Wendy's the Greek chain of Goody's ,Pizza hut ,Starbucks , and many other famous chains but the most typical fast food in Greece is the souvlaki  . There is a place in every corner and you can get absolutely anything you wantTo learn about the city and its surroundings offer exciting excursions that can be done in a day. You can book our tours even if you organize your holiday in Greece with full autonomy.

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The island of Mykonos, rugged, rocky, parched by the sun and often beaten by the winds is one of the main attractions of Greece: emerald sea, fine sandy beaches enclosed by cliffs, white Cycladic houses. Mykonos is located at a distance of 94 nautical miles south-east of Piraeus, covers about 85 square kilometers and a coastline length of about 80 km.

Those who reach Mykonos from the sea immediately captures the particular charm of the white light of Mykonos town, port and capital of the island, arranged like an amphitheater around the bay. By whitewashed houses with flowered balconies, external wooden stairs, a tangle of narrow zig-zag, small red or blue-domed chapels and a crown of windmills is the quint essential Cycladic world that meets the trendy, find the most "chic", people of the night eccentric and never tired
The picturesque district Alefkandra or Little Venice, owes its name to the typical houses with wooden balconies and loggias lapped by the sea, many of them turned into restaurants and cafes to enjoy the most romantic sunsets. To the south of the district are the characteristic windmills have become almost the symbol of the island.
From the pier Alefkandra different tiers rise above the mills, arranged like a crown on the crest of the spectacular panoramic hill.
The beautiful beaches of Mykonos
For lovers of the beach, Mykonos offers a multitude of beaches that can be easily reached by bus or by boat departing from various points of the island.
ORNOS: beautiful bay with fine sandy beach, with tavernas and bars. From here you can easily reach Mykonos with the bus and get to other beaches with boats.
Psarou: worldly sandy beach with diving center.
Platy Yialos: sandy beach with tavernas on the beach, small boats and little boats to reach the beaches of the island. Bus connections with the center.
Paranga: sandy beach, clear sea and untouched with Caribbean colors.
PARADISE: sandy beach with loud music and snack bar. Here are practiced water scooters and water skiing.
Superparadise: the most transgressive, reached by caiques or buses. Young and lively.
ELIA: one of the largest beaches on the island, with scenic rocky concretions.
Kalo Livadi: sandy beach lined with hotels.
AGRICULTURAL: expanse of sand in a dream landscape.
KALAFATIS: the famous white sand beach with a nice shady tamarisk vegetation.
AGHIUOS IOANNIS: renowned for its tranquility facing the island of Delos.
Ftelia: beautiful, long, sandy, beaten by the breath of the Meltemi, is a paradise for windsurfers.
PANORMOS: surrounded by red volcanic rocks is often deserted.

Excursions during a vacation in Mykonos
The island of Delos, considered the birthplace of the god Apollo, is approximately 30 minutes the boat is defined as the Greek Pompeii houses the most important archaeological site in the Cyclades.

Kefalonia most beautiful Greek island.

Kefalonia is the largest of the Ionian islands, its coasts are characterized by beautiful coves and craggy cliffs overlooking a clear blue sea. At its center stands Mount Enos, the highest point of the island with its 1628 meters of altitude, and seems to stand out from the water like a pyramid. Mount Enos is a natural park and its slopes are covered with black dall'abete its habitat is only here on the island of Cephalonia.A 4 km from Argostoli, south, is Lassi, the main resort island, with beaches of sand. The island is also known for the massacre of Italian soldiers remembered on the monument dedicated to the Italian Acqui Division (the famous Fallen Kefalonia)

Lixouri is the second largest city of Kefalonia and overlooking a small harbor with tavernas, shops and various entertainment. Here you can visit the Church of Pantokratora and the Dome of Lixouri, the Central City Library and the Museum of Typaldon-Iakovaton. Lixouri is the capital of the peninsula Paliki known for its long sandy beaches located in the south of the peninsula.

At the south of Kefalonia are Scala (or Skala), a seaside resort with hotels, taverns, shops and a beautiful sandy beach lapped by crystal clear water and clean.

To the north, is home to the picturesque village of Fiskardo, the quay, where its small harbor, between the boats and vessels of the country, faced with dozens of shops, taverns and bars, many luxurious yachts moored. Also worth visiting is the Marine Museum and Environmental.

Excursions and activities for holidays in Kefalonia
 Great destinations for excursions are also Aghia Efimia, Livadi and Lourdata, picturesque beach towns, Assos, a resort where you can visit the Venetian Fortress, Poros, a tourist resort situated in a beautiful natural environment, where you can visit the beautiful caves Drakena ; Sami, coastal town, is one of the ports on the island of considerable commercial and tourist movement where you can also visit the ancient Sami.

The beaches of the island of Kefalonia
 For lovers of the sea and beaches of the itinerary may change radically, with two miles of crystal clear waters and white cobblestones, the beach of Myrtos is really one of the most beautiful beaches in Greece.

The Xi beach, near Lixouri, and the beach of Platys Gialos beaches are organized. Other beaches of Kefalonia are Kipouria, Karavomylos, Aghia Efimia, Scala, Poros, Asos, Vinares, Agios Theodoros, Paliostafida, Abithos, Ammes, Aghia Pelagia, Agios Thomas, Pessada, Livado, Lourda, Ikosimia, Katelio, Aghia Kyriaki, Lepeda , Vatsa, Petanoi, Mersia, Aghios Spyridonas and Fiscardo.
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