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Αξιοθέατα
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Panagia Spiliani Church
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Túnel de Eupalinos
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Visitors to Samos (Greece) have the opportunity to visit the fascinating Natural History Museum. On display are many specimens of natural treasures from Samos and the Aegean. It was established by the Konstantinos and Maria Zimalis Foundation and is divided into five sections: Palaeontology, Mineralogy, Geology, Botanology and Zoology.
Μυτιληνιοί Σάμου
KonstantaVisitors to Samos (Greece) have the opportunity to visit the fascinating Natural History Museum. On display are many specimens of natural treasures from Samos and the Aegean. It was established by the Konstantinos and Maria Zimalis Foundation and is divided into five sections: Palaeontology, Mineralogy, Geology, Botanology and Zoology.
Γειτονιές
Ένα ήσυχο χωριό κοντά στο Πυθαγόρειο. Αυτό που αξίζει να δείτε είναι ο θερινός κινηματογράφος Cinema rex , προσφέρουν λουκουμάδες χειροποίητα, καθώς ο χώρος έχει εντυπωσιακά ρετρό αντικείμενα
Mitilinii
Ένα ήσυχο χωριό κοντά στο Πυθαγόρειο. Αυτό που αξίζει να δείτε είναι ο θερινός κινηματογράφος Cinema rex , προσφέρουν λουκουμάδες χειροποίητα, καθώς ο χώρος έχει εντυπωσιακά ρετρό αντικείμενα
Γειτονιές
Βρίσκεται δίπλα από το Πυθαγόρειο. Τα νερά είναι πράσινα και υπάρχει πάντα ήρεμη θάλασσα εκει
Παραλία Γλυκόριζα
Βρίσκεται δίπλα από το Πυθαγόρειο. Τα νερά είναι πράσινα και υπάρχει πάντα ήρεμη θάλασσα εκει
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his is the hardest and most demanding climb to Vigla peak, the highest peak of Kerkis. A large part of this trek is on the edge of a ridge with a 300-metre cliff on one side and a steep slope on the other. It is a dangerous trek and must, under no circumstances, be attempted when it’s windy, if you’re afraid of heights, or if you’re not an experienced hiker equipped with appropriate gear (mainly: good quality hiking boots). The view towards the open sea and the neighbouring islands of Ikaria and Fourni is breath-taking! From Vigla peak, and provided that you haven’t left your car at the starting point, you can continue on Route 10 northbound, till you reach the monastery of Panagia Kakoperato, and from there, follow Route 11 to reach the village of Kosmadei. Alternatively, you can get to Kosmadei faster by following Route 10 eastbound, where you’ll pass by the chapel-refuge of Profitis Elias, reach Monument, and from there, follow Route 14 to Kosmadei.
Vigla Peak
his is the hardest and most demanding climb to Vigla peak, the highest peak of Kerkis. A large part of this trek is on the edge of a ridge with a 300-metre cliff on one side and a steep slope on the other. It is a dangerous trek and must, under no circumstances, be attempted when it’s windy, if you’re afraid of heights, or if you’re not an experienced hiker equipped with appropriate gear (mainly: good quality hiking boots). The view towards the open sea and the neighbouring islands of Ikaria and Fourni is breath-taking! From Vigla peak, and provided that you haven’t left your car at the starting point, you can continue on Route 10 northbound, till you reach the monastery of Panagia Kakoperato, and from there, follow Route 11 to reach the village of Kosmadei. Alternatively, you can get to Kosmadei faster by following Route 10 eastbound, where you’ll pass by the chapel-refuge of Profitis Elias, reach Monument, and from there, follow Route 14 to Kosmadei.
This is one of the most walked trails in Samos, mainly because it grants access to two of the most beautiful beaches of the island, Mikro Seitani and Megalo Seitani. The hike begins on the western edge of Potami beach. Start by following the westbound coastal road, and then continue uphill on the trail that runs parallel to the coast with views to the sea. The smooth trail passes through old olive groves dotted with clusters of pines and cypresses. The first beach you will encounter is Mikro Seitani, a lovely beach with white pebbles, often crowded in the summer, as it is small (50m wide) and rather easily accessible. As there is no natural tree shade here, you’ ll need a beach umbrella or else a hat and sunscreen. It is absolutely worth it to walk all the way to Megalo Seitani, a gorgeous long sandy beach, situated at the exit of the dramatic Kakoperato gorge, with a thick cluster of cedars at its back, offering great shade in the summer. The scenery is fantastic and you will be tempted to spend the whole day here. There is a fount with drinkable water on the east side of the beach. From Megalo Seitani, you may opt to continue your hike on waymarked Route 6 which will take you to the village of Drakei after 4.2 km.
Παραλία Μεγάλο Σεϊτάνι
This is one of the most walked trails in Samos, mainly because it grants access to two of the most beautiful beaches of the island, Mikro Seitani and Megalo Seitani. The hike begins on the western edge of Potami beach. Start by following the westbound coastal road, and then continue uphill on the trail that runs parallel to the coast with views to the sea. The smooth trail passes through old olive groves dotted with clusters of pines and cypresses. The first beach you will encounter is Mikro Seitani, a lovely beach with white pebbles, often crowded in the summer, as it is small (50m wide) and rather easily accessible. As there is no natural tree shade here, you’ ll need a beach umbrella or else a hat and sunscreen. It is absolutely worth it to walk all the way to Megalo Seitani, a gorgeous long sandy beach, situated at the exit of the dramatic Kakoperato gorge, with a thick cluster of cedars at its back, offering great shade in the summer. The scenery is fantastic and you will be tempted to spend the whole day here. There is a fount with drinkable water on the east side of the beach. From Megalo Seitani, you may opt to continue your hike on waymarked Route 6 which will take you to the village of Drakei after 4.2 km.
This long and fulfilling hike allows you to embark on a fascinating exploration of the rural countryside north of Myli, through the olive groves and orchards which abound on the gentle slopes between the villages of Myli and Koumaradei. Just before you leave Myli, you have the chance to visit and admire the oldest olive tree in Samos (and possibly in the Aegean), believed to be 2,500 years old and still surviving and bearing fruit to this date. Also worth a visit is the monastery of Megali Panagia (16th century), and last but not least, for a small part of this route you walk on one of the few surviving sections of the stone-paved Hegemonic Road, a road which was constructed when Samos was a semi-independent state (1834-1912).
Κουμαραδαίοι Σάμου
This long and fulfilling hike allows you to embark on a fascinating exploration of the rural countryside north of Myli, through the olive groves and orchards which abound on the gentle slopes between the villages of Myli and Koumaradei. Just before you leave Myli, you have the chance to visit and admire the oldest olive tree in Samos (and possibly in the Aegean), believed to be 2,500 years old and still surviving and bearing fruit to this date. Also worth a visit is the monastery of Megali Panagia (16th century), and last but not least, for a small part of this route you walk on one of the few surviving sections of the stone-paved Hegemonic Road, a road which was constructed when Samos was a semi-independent state (1834-1912).
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