I believe I will be spending maybe a week in Kythira over the summer, but I will have a few weeks left in Greece. What are some places that make sense to visit in addition? It can happen either before or after Kythira, doesn't matter. I do plan to spend at least a few days in Athens before heading to Kythira. Are there some islands that are easily accessed from Kythira by ferry that are worth visiting? Maybe somewhere in the Peleponnese? I am open to suggestions.
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Vangelis
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I don't know how easy these places are to get to from Kythera but I have been to Elafonisos island nearby. You can visit Παραλία Φράγκος
Also, if you are thinking of Peloponisos, you have to go to the medieval fortress of Μονεμβασιά
Also, if you are thinking of Peloponisos, you have to go to the medieval fortress of Μονεμβασιά
k_tsoukalas
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I have never been out this way in Greece and would love to! Hopefully, more people will chime in.
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Visiting Milos - Some Beaches to See
- mastichas09
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I am going to Milos soon - I thought I would compile some information about beaches to see while there:
Sarakiniko Beach – This is one of the most stunning beaches on Milos, known for its white volcanic rocks that contrast with the sea. Some great photo ops here!
Tsigrado Beach – Tsigrado is a secluded Beach and can only be accessed through a narrow passage, which adds to its charm. It's untouched, fairly private and worth the extra effort to get there. Being here does feel like an escape!
Firiplaka Beach –This beach has s a long stretch of white, powdery sand lapped by crystal-clear waters. It's a great beach for families because there's more around here - like food, bathrooms, etc.
Papafragas Beach – Did you know this beach once attracted pirates? That's cool! There are some "cave like" formations here, which probably is what attracted the pilots.
Are there other beaches I should put on the list?
Sarakiniko Beach – This is one of the most stunning beaches on Milos, known for its white volcanic rocks that contrast with the sea. Some great photo ops here!
Tsigrado Beach – Tsigrado is a secluded Beach and can only be accessed through a narrow passage, which adds to its charm. It's untouched, fairly private and worth the extra effort to get there. Being here does feel like an escape!
Firiplaka Beach –This beach has s a long stretch of white, powdery sand lapped by crystal-clear waters. It's a great beach for families because there's more around here - like food, bathrooms, etc.
Papafragas Beach – Did you know this beach once attracted pirates? That's cool! There are some "cave like" formations here, which probably is what attracted the pilots.
Are there other beaches I should put on the list?
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