Work and holidays : Near Athens Exotic Beach.
Work and holidays : Near Athens Exotic Beach.
Among the truly many and all of them special and unique, Seychelles beach stands out. The name pretends to be a scenery exotic. And not unfair. Fine pebbles mixed with fine sand, waters with colorful unique, granite rocks, hidden underwater caves ready for exploration. Landscape magical, wild, pure, beyond all charm.
This beach, which wins deservedly and with a great ... comfort one place on the list of the most beautiful of the country was created ... by accident, several years ago, and in 1985 in particular, by the rocking of rocks at the opening of a tunnel for the creation of a road. The rocks fell down in the water and over the years the water did its job ...
Lichadonisia is a complex of small Islands (on the western side of Evia Island) which locals call the “Greek Bahamas”.. an ecologically protected area, once inhabited by a few residents, but now deserted!
The biger island of Lichadonisia island complex, has an organized sandy beach, with small rocks on the sides.
It is the Greek Bahamas
It also has a beach bar, who serves coffees, drinks and fresh, grilled seafood and brochettes. The smaller islands have unorganized sandy beaches and shallow emerald waters, excellent for swimming and relaxation.
Landscape that looks like a painting. Rare monachus – monachus seals living permanently there. Black stones of volcanic origin. A ship wreck and many, many lacy beaches with all shades of blue make up the cluster of Lihadonisia islands..
Hidden Paradise near Athens Greece.A breath away from Lahada, North Evia and opposite Kamena Vourla, the area keeps its precious secret ... the verdant islands with the immense blue, called Lichadonisia and the glove in the Caribbean!The coast of Kavos in North Evia is getting out of hand, our cruise ship is approaching the Lichadonisia and we are thinking, because so many people are looking for the exotic color of traveling to the ends of the earth when Paradise is much closer. The cluster of islands is a volcanic energy creation and forms a single volcanic formation. The largest island of the complex is called Manolia, it is overgrown and there is our turquoise beach and the well-organized beach bar.The tour continues with the impressive visit of a wreck to the west of the island, in a series of dows, and is perceived without diving equipment as it is only 6 meters apart. One of the most pleasant surprises in the wider area is the presence of a graceful family of Phokies, who for a few years have chosen Lichadonisia as their permanent residence. Their performances are frequent during the day and their poses for skilled photographers are particularly impressive.The sea promenade continues by viewing the Strongyli, dominated by the Lighthouse and around it scattered ruins of the Holy Monastery of the 12th century. m. X, which was the one of Gios Gregory the Myrwake. The so beautiful, life-filled stories of Greek mythology have also stigmatized our region, saying that the Lichdalenies owe their name to the servant of Hercules, Licha.The myth tells her how the wife of Heracles the Dihanière, thinking that she was deceived by her husband, sent him a poisoned tunic with Lia. Cowardly of the pain, Hercules grabbed the unlucky Licha and hurled him toward the sea. His pieces fell around the Cape Kineio, where Neptune transformed them into small islands.Nowadays these islands, the Lichadonisia, are an ideal destination for one-day excursions and explorations.
Lichdonisia is one of our exotic tours.
History of the Lichdonisia Complex.
The complex of islands is the creation of volcanic energy and forms a single volcanic formation. The volcano operated during the Quaternary period of the Caenozoic century of the prehistory of the earth. Before the Maliakos tectonic precipitation took place, the Lichdonisia were joined to the peninsula of Lichada. Large parts of the islands were sunk by a major earthquake in 426 BC ...
Seychelles of Greece: The unknown islands with turquoise waters, 1.5 hours from Athens.
At a relatively close distance from Athens are hidden the Greek ... Seychelles. A well-hidden paradise of small islands with turquoise waters and sandy beaches that make up an exotic scenery. The reason for the Lichadonisia, in the northern Euboic.
This magnificent island and islet cluster is located between Evia (across Lihada) and Kamena Vourla and the locals call it - not unfairly - Seychelles. A cluster of small islands, which emerged after a great earthquake thousands of years ago, specifically in 426 BC. Surrounded by olives, these magnificent islands, formerly inhabited, today are protected ecological spaces. And of course an absolute destination for one-day excursions and explorations for the locals, residents of the surrounding areas, but also for the Athenians.
The largest islands are Manolis and Strongyli, a little smaller, the Small Strongyli, Steno, Vagia, while the rest are smaller and are called mice. Organized is the beach on one of these islands, while in another one has been found remnants of an ancient settlement. In one third there is a small chapel, excellent for weddings and baptisms. In one of the islands are still the abandoned stone houses of fishermen. At the top of Strongylis stands between the dense olive trees that are adorned by a beacon of 1870.
The beaches are so beautiful, so their bottom is so interesting. Somewhere in the water (10 meters deep) of the Sea, a wreck from 1943 (a cargo ship that fell to the nymphs) was slightly dimmed.
Among the truly many and all of them special and unique, Seychelles beach stands out. The name pretends to be a scenery exotic. And not unfair. Fine pebbles mixed with fine sand, waters with colorful unique, granite rocks, hidden underwater caves ready for exploration. Landscape magical, wild, pure, beyond all charm.
This beach, which wins deservedly and with a great ... comfort one place on the list of the most beautiful of the country was created ... by accident, several years ago, and in 1985 in particular, by the rocking of rocks at the opening of a tunnel for the creation of a road. The rocks fell down in the water and over the years the water did its job ...
Lichadonisia is a complex of small Islands (on the western side of Evia Island) which locals call the “Greek Bahamas”.. an ecologically protected area, once inhabited by a few residents, but now deserted!
The biger island of Lichadonisia island complex, has an organized sandy beach, with small rocks on the sides.
It is the Greek Bahamas
It also has a beach bar, who serves coffees, drinks and fresh, grilled seafood and brochettes. The smaller islands have unorganized sandy beaches and shallow emerald waters, excellent for swimming and relaxation.
Landscape that looks like a painting. Rare monachus – monachus seals living permanently there. Black stones of volcanic origin. A ship wreck and many, many lacy beaches with all shades of blue make up the cluster of Lihadonisia islands..
Hidden Paradise near Athens Greece.A breath away from Lahada, North Evia and opposite Kamena Vourla, the area keeps its precious secret ... the verdant islands with the immense blue, called Lichadonisia and the glove in the Caribbean!The coast of Kavos in North Evia is getting out of hand, our cruise ship is approaching the Lichadonisia and we are thinking, because so many people are looking for the exotic color of traveling to the ends of the earth when Paradise is much closer. The cluster of islands is a volcanic energy creation and forms a single volcanic formation. The largest island of the complex is called Manolia, it is overgrown and there is our turquoise beach and the well-organized beach bar.The tour continues with the impressive visit of a wreck to the west of the island, in a series of dows, and is perceived without diving equipment as it is only 6 meters apart. One of the most pleasant surprises in the wider area is the presence of a graceful family of Phokies, who for a few years have chosen Lichadonisia as their permanent residence. Their performances are frequent during the day and their poses for skilled photographers are particularly impressive.The sea promenade continues by viewing the Strongyli, dominated by the Lighthouse and around it scattered ruins of the Holy Monastery of the 12th century. m. X, which was the one of Gios Gregory the Myrwake. The so beautiful, life-filled stories of Greek mythology have also stigmatized our region, saying that the Lichdalenies owe their name to the servant of Hercules, Licha.The myth tells her how the wife of Heracles the Dihanière, thinking that she was deceived by her husband, sent him a poisoned tunic with Lia. Cowardly of the pain, Hercules grabbed the unlucky Licha and hurled him toward the sea. His pieces fell around the Cape Kineio, where Neptune transformed them into small islands.Nowadays these islands, the Lichadonisia, are an ideal destination for one-day excursions and explorations.
Lichdonisia is one of our exotic tours.
History of the Lichdonisia Complex.
The complex of islands is the creation of volcanic energy and forms a single volcanic formation. The volcano operated during the Quaternary period of the Caenozoic century of the prehistory of the earth. Before the Maliakos tectonic precipitation took place, the Lichdonisia were joined to the peninsula of Lichada. Large parts of the islands were sunk by a major earthquake in 426 BC ...
Seychelles of Greece: The unknown islands with turquoise waters, 1.5 hours from Athens.
At a relatively close distance from Athens are hidden the Greek ... Seychelles. A well-hidden paradise of small islands with turquoise waters and sandy beaches that make up an exotic scenery. The reason for the Lichadonisia, in the northern Euboic.
This magnificent island and islet cluster is located between Evia (across Lihada) and Kamena Vourla and the locals call it - not unfairly - Seychelles. A cluster of small islands, which emerged after a great earthquake thousands of years ago, specifically in 426 BC. Surrounded by olives, these magnificent islands, formerly inhabited, today are protected ecological spaces. And of course an absolute destination for one-day excursions and explorations for the locals, residents of the surrounding areas, but also for the Athenians.
The largest islands are Manolis and Strongyli, a little smaller, the Small Strongyli, Steno, Vagia, while the rest are smaller and are called mice. Organized is the beach on one of these islands, while in another one has been found remnants of an ancient settlement. In one third there is a small chapel, excellent for weddings and baptisms. In one of the islands are still the abandoned stone houses of fishermen. At the top of Strongylis stands between the dense olive trees that are adorned by a beacon of 1870.
The beaches are so beautiful, so their bottom is so interesting. Somewhere in the water (10 meters deep) of the Sea, a wreck from 1943 (a cargo ship that fell to the nymphs) was slightly dimmed.
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