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Alonisos
The Old Village of Alonissos (also known as Chora)- Alonisos was the capital of the island until 1965, when there was an earthquake and the people moved down to Patitiri on the coast. The views are really fantastic, with one of the best sunsets all around Greece
ALONISOS Idyllic, traditional off the beaten track island just waiting to be explored Bustling harbour front with excellent fish restaurants Immense natural beauty and beautiful beaches A national marine park boasting a rare species of the 'monk seal'
be discovered. It is considered to be one of the most beautiful islands in Greece. bustling pretty harbour offering a selection of shops, tavernas and bars. Not recommended for those looking for commercialism. This is fantastic walking territory. Places of InterestThe Folklore museum in Patitiri - A fascinating museum well worth a visit It is thought that this is the site of ancient Ikos. Psathoura - It has remains of an ancient city, most of which lie submerged Beaches Agios Dimitrios - horseshoe shaped, fantastic turquoise coloured water Leftos Gialos - Crystal clear sea, lush tree-lined coastal area Megalos Mourtias - A beautiful beach worth relaxing for at least one day of your holiday Tzorti Gialo - A beach recommended for families Activities to do Ideal for trekking - Great paths through the forests. You can either book an organised group walk with a guide and, or you can follow the marked footpaths independently. environment for pure rest and relaxation. Things to Buy In Patitiri you can purchase various souvenirs, wooden toys, books and jewellery. In Chora there are quite a few local artists, and you can buy paintings, coloured candles and antiques. Alonissos housewives selling local delicacies - (amigdalota, xamalia, tuna) along with herbs that are grown on the island, honey, olive oil etc) |
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