The Kythira

Κατούνι Κύθηρα

The bridge in Kythera that was built for a love

Greece is a country that literally has the widest range of history. From prehistoric times to our days, periods and events leave their imprints with historical monuments reminding us of the historical periods of our Country.From prehistoric settlements, to the archaic times, to the classical period, continuing to the Byzantine times, reaching to our days, important archaeological treasures have been...

Ελαιώνες Φυσικές περιοχές Κυθήρων

For what reasons is Kythira famous?

Kythera, one of the most beautiful islands in Greece, is known for many reasons, some of which are listed below: Kythira has been known since ancient times as the island of the goddess Aphrodite, who was born in the foam of the sea of Kythera, created after the fall of the genitals of the god Saturn in the power struggle with the son of Zeus, according to with mythology. Between...

Παραλία Καλαδί Κύθηρα

Organized beaches of Kythira

Kythera is an island that has more than 30 beaches, some big and some small, with different characteristics and beauties. Among them, there are also some organized beaches, which offer the visitor services such as sunbeds, umbrellas, canteens, bars, restaurants, sports activities, and other facilities. These beaches are ideal for those who want to enjoy the sea and the sun in comfort and...

ανεμογεννήτριες στα Κύθηρα

Wind turbines in Kythira

PRESS RELEASE - MOVEMENT OF CITIZENS OF KYTHIRA The developments regarding the installation of industrial plants in Kythira are of particular interest. R.A.E. (Energy Regulatory Authority) was spared the worst, since with the favor of the court it "preferred" to transfer the legal dispute with residents and friends of Kythera to the chambers of the State Council (Council of State) where the...

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Kythira different but wonderful

If you look at a map of Kythira, you will notice that the geography of the island is somewhat special. The island is located just off the coast of the Peloponnese, and is closer to Crete than any other island in Greece. From all the old nautical references, the island was at the crossroads of sea travel routes, which gave it great importance. This situation subjected its first inhabitants to the...

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