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Polycrates’ ring
26 Oct 2019

Polycrates’ ring

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Megali Panagia Monastery

he monastery of “Megali Panagia” (Greek Μεγάλη Παναγιά = Great Virgin Mary) or “pende ospition” (=five houses) founded in 1586 by the monks Nilus and Dionysos, who had become a monks in mount “Latros” near ancient Miletus in middle east.

Megali Panagia Monastery

was founded in 1586 by the monks Nilus and Dionysos
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Beach Mikro Seitani

it’s outstanding natural beauty with crystal clear, deep blue water and cozy little beach. Accessibility is not easy, but worth it. It is an undeclared nudist beach where you do not have the obligation to churn your swimsuit, but the environment can be a push to finally do it. It is integrated into the protection network Natura 2000 because hosts seal Monachus – Monachus. The name becam from the Turkish word “şeytan” that means diavolo, and this because the canyon “Kakoperato” that exists behind the beach, causes strange sounds when it is windy, so the Turks (who used to anchor there during the 19th century) thought that there was the devil, and gave this name to the region. Continuing for another 2 Km of walking will arrive to Megalo Seitani Beach

Beach Mikro Seitani

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Beach Aspres (or Fournaki)

Is a quiet picturesque beach, “hidden” from the busy surroundings. On the back, there is a natural wall (precipice), 20 m height, which protects from the air. Walking west of the beach, you will come across other smaller beaches, whose size and quality (sandy beach, pebbles, rocks), depends of the last winter weathers.

Beach Aspres (or Fournaki)

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Waterfalls in Potami

exceptional natural beauty with two small lakes, ideal for the bold people who want to swim in their icy waters

Waterfalls in Potami

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Agia Triada monastery or new Zoodochos Pigi

The church of the monastery is in Byzantine style, and at first was built around the end of 18th century, by a farmer. At 815 was chosen by the monk Neophytos, for him to live in isolation and so begins the story of the monastery …

Agia Triada monastery or new Zoodochos Pigi

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