Salamis
Salamis Island, named after the river god Asopos' daughter, has quite the mythological backstory. Initially called Kychreia, a nod to the hero Kychreas, son of Salamis and Poseidon.
Remember, the northeastern part (Cape Arapis) is Navy territory, off-limits for exploration.
Now, onto some tips to make the most of your time here!
What to do.
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The walk is a breeze, with a short, simple climb up a staircase. And let me tell you, the view from up there? Pure magic!
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Now, this tree? Huge and ancient! Believe it or not, it's still kicking, producing a whopping 1000 olives every single year. Nature's wonders truly never cease to amaze.
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In English, this word translates to windmills. Surprisingly, a few are still standing, though some have faced unfortunate incidents of burning. You're welcome to stroll around, but a gentle reminder—take care and stay safe.
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Hot Island Beach lives up to its name! Picture this: light blue waters and a backdrop of majestic mountains. Just a heads up—pack some water shoes for those rocky moments.
Mycenaean Acropolis at Kanakia
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Absolutely cool spot to visit! The view is top-notch. Grab some snacks, hike up for an incredible picnic experience. And if you're feeling like a beach day, just stroll down for some relaxation.
Mother of Lord Faneromeni Holy Convent
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This church has a beautiful garden full of flowers. It is a holy place. Where so much love has been put in.
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