MITNIC Says: An ancient column (kolona) at the end of a sandy tongue near a very small rocky island. (very bad dirt road.) Only one restaurant. It was not open so no idea of serve
mindcrime Says: You are here to relax! Some restaurants to please you with local plates and some cafes/pubs where you can do people watching because all of them are next to the sea so young and old people walk around there after sunset. So, no big clubs etc. I had very good time in the café...
mindcrime Says: Boats departing from Piraeus or Lavrio port. The trip lasts around 2,5 hours but sometimes more because of bad weather. I’ve heard about a fast boat that do the trip in 2 hours but I don’t know for sure.If you don’t have a car there are some local buses that connect Meriha...
mindcrime Says: We bought some tasty bread at Dryopida. We also found some great moustokouloura a typical greek biscuit. The bakery was so tiny that you couldnt get inside! The baker was coming at the door with the bread!! Try to buy some almond toffee at Loutra. At Merihas you can find...
The last Sunday of the Carnival
MITNIC Says: On Shrove Monday they burn the Carnavalos (Carnavalos is a huge image of a man which symbolizes the Carnival).
MITNIC Says: AGIOS IOANNIS. East Southeast of DRYOPIDA.AGIA IRINI. Small port. North Northeast of KYTHNOS Village. Longitude: 24o 28' 7" Latitude: 37o 24' APOKRISSI. Small port West of KYTHNOS Village Longitude: 24o 25' 15" Latitude: 37o 25' 30" GANTROMANTRA South Southwest of DRYOPIDA...
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Kythnos is perfect for small escapes from Athens! Not so far by boat (only 2,5 hours away) and not so big too although you can find a lot of things to do. Of course the basic reason you are here is to...
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Kythnos island belongs to province of Kea, at Kyklades island complex. The distance is 52 nautical miles from Piraeus. Is also known as Thermia and the ancient name is Ofiousa, Dryopis. According to...
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