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White houses perched upon the hill, within view of the ruins of the castle, which stands on the edge the cliff, overlooking the seas that surround the island. Although it is the island’s capital, it is relatively quiet. A few cafes and shops are adorned with small bouquets of the yellowish sempervivum, the emblematic flower of Kythira. Apart...
Kapsali, with its twin beaches, is actually the social hub of the island. The perantzada (seaside promenade) with its shops, cafes, restaurants and bars has its prime in the days of August, and is ideal for a bit of rest during your seemingly endless wanderings about the island. Enjoy a swim in its clear waters, and pay a visit the islet Hytra...
To the west of the island, at an altitude of about 200 meters, you will find Mylopotamos. Its small, picturesque settlement of Kato Chora, has been declared an historic preservation area. Take a break at the taverna or the kafeneio (traditional coffee shop), both located beneath the huge plane trees next to the creek, before or after your visit...
A small, picturesque village, its unique landscape formed into the rocky cove. You can enjoy a swim in its deep, crystal-clear waters, followed by a lunch of fresh fish or seafood on offer in the local tavernas along the quiet dock. There you can also see a small Venetian castle.
A beautiful, quiet village with a series of stunning views of the wooded ravine that surrounds it. Its name probably comes from the Homeric word meaning sheepfold. Mentioned in texts as early as 1120 BC, it is one of the oldest villages on the island. This fertile area bears delicious fruit, and its location is ideal as a base for your island...
This mainland-style village is located in the center of the island. The neoclassical mansions, dating from early in the 20th century, impart an atmosphere that suggests the colorful locals are in their element. The village overall is quiet and peaceful, and quite likely you can wander in the streets without encountering a single soul. In the...
Agia Pelagia is located opposite the Peloponnese. It is the harbor of Potamos, and one of the main ports of the island. Also named ‘place of tears of joy and sorrow,’ as it has been the departing and arriving place of the immigrating Tsirigotes (Kytherians). From the small beach, partly pebble and partly sand, you can observe the comings and...
Located in the northern part of the island, this picturesque village in the Peloponnesian style consists essentially of many small settlements built upon the surrounding hills, overlooking a forested ravine. Quench your thirst at of one of the famous local fountains, such as that of Amir Ali. Admire the beautiful architecture of the houses,...
You will meet this cluster of traditional houses on the way to Potamos. This settlement, one of the oldest on the island, has experienced a revival as many younger folks, caring for the preservation of their beauty, have renovated the homes of their grandfathers. Nearby, you can visit the Monastery of Osios Theodoros , or enjoy a dip at the...
Aloizianika, (literally, ‘life elsewhere’) is the name of this small yet delightful traditional village. Built by residents of coastal villages, having moved here when their own villages were sacked; humble, traditional houses with courtyards you can admire as you stroll about the narrow streets. The accommodations offered in traditional...
The locals call this island Tsirigoto, (diminutive of Tsirigo). Located in the straits between Kythira and Crete, it has an area of 20 square kilometers. Its 44 permanent residents spend their summers in the tourist trade. This place has always had strategic importance, and for this reason the excavations carried out here have consistently...
