| Agios Petros |
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| Written by Jimmy | ||||||
| Tuesday, 09 September 2008 23:37 | ||||||
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The beach of Agios Petros is smooth with sand and fine small pebbles with natural shade at the afternoon, safe for small children. The name of the area comes from the homonym temple of Byzantine period that existed in the region, remains which you can see on the hill and maintain in height 0,50-2.50 m. roughly, in dense vegetation. To go there is more preferable to go to Stenivala and park your car and then use the footpath to come to the beach, as the normal road ends in the various villas in the area, and it might confuse you where to find the footpaths and go to the beach. There is the old footpath you can come by feet from the next village of Stenivala (7 ' by feet). At the left side of the beach there is also a small dock for boats. Travel distance: With motorbike/car from Patitiri 25' By feet 7 ' - 10 ' using the footpath from Stenivala. Some photos from Agios Petros
Views from the Cyclops cave
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| Last Updated on Monday, 19 July 2010 11:47 |
