SAMOS ISLAND EXPLORER | since 1998 online
is another monument of Samos with remarkable frescoes dating from the 17th century
Tradition says, that at the area where dance fairies at nights
It is a picturesque, quiet, organized beach, with sand and partly small pebble. Worth seeing the small cave at the south, with the turquoise color of the sea. To get there, you have to cross a dirt road for 800 m and walk for 250 m. It features a canteen for snacks, coffee beverages.
according to tradition Pythagoras took refuge in this cave, for meditation, or used it as a seminary or to hide
Ireon Settlement was the seaport of Pagondas and Mili villages. The old settlement consisted of a few fisherman huts which were built on the beachfront. They came here, mostly during the summer months for fishing, and during the winter moved to the villages Pagondas and Mili, which are a little higher at the northwest.
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