Kythira
Kythira
Located at the southern tip of the Peloponnese region, the end of mainland Greece, the island of Kythera greets its visitors with a warm and temperate climate. A serene destination with year-round natural activities thanks to its unique topography, seamlessly blending sea with mountains and plateaus. One of the handful of Greek islands to offer an airport, it provides easy access from the Capital city of Athens by plane or ferryboat. The main port of Kythera lands in the turquoise waters that one can easily mistake for the Caribbean. The picturesque village of Diakofti shares the privileged location of the spectacular turquoise waters formed by the natural white sand. Diakofti Village project: www.diakofti-village.com Eden Kythira Hotel: www.eden-kythira.com
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What we love in Kythira
Restaurants
Kythira has an impressive variety of dining options, ranging from casual beachside tavernas to upscale chef-run restaurants, bars, and cafes. As many of the villages are located along the coast, fresh seafood is a highlight in Kythira. Many restaurants serve only the catch of the day, providing a mouthwatering taste of the Mediterranean. However, Kythira's cuisine is not limited to seafood. You can also savor delicious meats, fresh vegetables, and locally produced cheeses. Whatever your culinary preferences, Kythira offers something to satisfy your appetite.
Beaches
Kythira is famous for its stunning beaches, both highly touristic and undiscovered. Whether you're looking for a lively beach with lots of activities or a secluded cove to relax, you'll find what you're looking for on the island. With crystal-clear waters, soft golden sand, and breathtaking natural beauty, Kythira's beaches are a must-see attraction.
Trails & Activities
Kythira is not only a destination for beach lovers and foodies; it's also a treasure trove of history, culture, and natural beauty. The island is dotted with rural villages, museums, and historic sites that showcase its unique character. For those who enjoy outdoor activities, Kythira offers an extensive network of hiking trails, caves, and paths. Put on your hiking boots and explore the island's breathtaking landscapes on foot. Every step is an opportunity to discover the island's fascinating history and geology. If hiking isn't your thing, don't worry; there are plenty of other ways to experience Kythira. Take a stroll through the island's charming villages and immerse yourself in their local culture and cuisine.