Traditional bakery "To Psomi Tis Milias" in Areopoli
Mani Peninsula, Laconia, Greece

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Traditional bakery "To Psomi Tis Milias" in Areopoli
Mani Peninsula, Laconia, Greece
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Βάθεια Λακωνίας,Μάνη
Η Βάθεια αποτελεί χωριό και οχυρωμένο οικισμό του Δημοτικού διαμερίσματος Βάθειας. ο πληθυσμός του οικισμού ήταν 6 κάτοικοι κατα την απογραφή του 2011 ενώ ο πληθυσμός της ευρύτερης κοινότητά ήταν 316 κάτοικοι. Διοικητικά ανήκε στο δήμο Οίτυλου έως το 2011 ενώ με την διοικητική μεταρρύθμιση που επέφερε το Πρόγραμμα «Καλλικράτης» εντάχθηκε στο νέο δήμο Ανατολικής Μάνης. Γεωγραφικά βρίσκεται σε υψόμετρο 174 μέτρων, 7 χιλιόμετρα βόρεια του ακρωτηρίου Ταίναρο.
Vatheia (Greek: Βάθεια [ˈvaθja]; also Vathia) is a village on the Mani Peninsula, in south-eastern Laconia. The local community of Vatheia is named after this village. The aforementioned local community is a subdivision of the municipal unit of Oitylo. It is known for its tower-houses built on a hill dominating the surrounding countryside.On the hills and mountain sides around Vatheia proper are clusters of abandoned houses, towers and chapels known as the perichora, meaning environs. Currently, Vatheia is a tourist attraction during spring and summer due to the abundance of wild flowers that cover the nearby hills and its scenic views. Moreover, it is an iconic example of the south Maniot vernacular architecture as it developed during the 18th and 19th centuries.
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Top 4 Hidden Gems of Greece
Greece is a place of great wonder and natural beauty that is known on for the gorgeous white sand beaches, ancient temples, and countless islands. There are many places that are high in the list to visit when it comes to Greece such as Santorini and Mykonos. These two islands are two of the most popular islands visited in Greece and even though they also have their own attractions to tourists, such as the whitewashed villages, they are also considered some of the most overcrowded cities. For example, Santorini is where many of the perfect social media posts come from. Today I will be talking about some of the hidden gems of Greece, where you will find less tourists, and more adventures.
The first place you must adventure out to when in Greece is the Melissani Lake Cave which is a lake cave on the island of Cephalonia. This gorgeous cave is surrounded by forests of trees but once you enter the cave, you enter crystal clear waters. Though there are many areas and beaches in Greece that allow tourists or visitors to swim Melissani Lake Cave is not one of them. In order to preserve its natural beauty, people are only allowed to have a quick boat ride through. This cave is also known as the Cave of the Nymphs in Greek mythology. In addition, it is considered a local attraction that is only open from May to October. The view from inside the cave is truly magnificent with plenty of light shining from above, only illuminating the blue water.
Another location that is a must see in Greece is the Mani Peninsula that is located between the Laconian and Messenian Gulfs in Peloponnese. Most of this terrain is considered a mountainous region of rocks and cliffs that roll into the turquoise water below them. Apart from the terrain, this is one of the locations that one can find some of the most authentic and traditional experiences in Greece full of culture and history, much like the rest of Greece. Within their society they value the importance of family always trying to ensure the survival of the family name and legacy which is the explanation for all of the tower houses. In the past the tower homes were used for protection during invasions and feuds because of the constant pressures of warfare and threats from pirates.
The Vikos Gorge is one of the well-recognized canyons of the Greek people and often compared to the United States Grand Canyon. This gorge holds the Guinness World Record as the world’s deepest gorge at 3,300 ft deep. There are off beaten paths local people hike and this jaw dropping, eight-mile trail is considered one of the best hikes in Greece and recommended to everyone looking for scenic view and a workout. This hike is considered a point-to-point hike meaning that you will begin the hike in one location and end the hike in another location, in this case you can hike the gorge south to north or vice versa.
Finally, there is a wonderful pebble beach on the island of Alonissos known as Tourkoneri beach. This beach is a little hidden, as you must travel all the way down a dirt road and across some rocks that surround it. There is also a pine forest behind the beach making this the perfect naturistic location. This forest is one of the sights that most intrigue people at this location as the pine forest literally ends inside the sea. There are also many other little beaches surrounding that you can visit while in the area.
Hello everyone! I am back from vacation and I already want to leave again... Anyway, here are a few pictures I took during my trip to Mani Peninsula.. hope you like them!
The Tainaron Blue Retreat, The Mani peninsula, Greece,
Kostas Zouvelos + Kassiani Theodorakakou Architects.
Areopoi (Laconia), Greece
Areopoli means "city of Ares" (the ancient Greek god of war). He was the son of Zeus and Hera and had an affair with Aphrodite.