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INTRODUCTION
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Juni 2002
A new challenge
(visiting some minor islands) was awaiting us. What would life be like
on these smaller islands? What could we expect? |
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Homepage
(links to other islands)
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Theologies rooms
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not having made reservations, we were awaited by a member of the family
of Theologies Rooms (the last one on the waterfront). The room was very
basic but large and clean (15 Eur).
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Megalo Chorio |
This is the main village with a couple
of tavernas, a small shop and a church. |
| Mikro Chorio |
This is the main village
with a couple of tavernas, a small shop and a church. It’s only a 15-minute walk to Mikro Chorio, a very small place with just a couple of farmhouses and a little chapel. |
| Katholiko |
Starting from Megalo Chorio,
we reached the abandoned fishing port of Katholiko in about half an hour.
Here you’ll still find a little fishing activity. The landscape during
the walk is enjoyable. We often saw herds of shy goats, but the friendly
dog who followed us all the way from Megalo Chorio frightened the goats,
so we couldn’t take any pictures. On our way back we were lucky to get a lift from a local farmer, and left the dog to find its own way home. We felt sorry because the dog was old and in pretty poor state.
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| Beaches |
Spilia beach: this small pebbled beach is only five minutes by foot. With the exception of a small yacht crew, we were the only visitors at the time. |
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Seagul (Glaros)
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Offers a nice view. The
food was excellent. They offered a wide variety of dishes. The ones we
tried being very tasty and freshly prepared: giant beans (gigantej),
sausages (loukanika), garlic
dip (skordalia) http://www.aegean-news.gr/Agathonisi/agathon/glaros/glaros.html |
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