Tag: Fokida villages

Krokyleio: The village with the bell tower with the clock that was carried with your hands!

The hundreds of villages in Greece are always a good opportunity to relax in nature and get to know various aspects of the Greek periphery. Many of these villages may have few inhabitants left, but their history is long and special. And very often we do not know it. This is also the case with a village near Athens. The reason for Krokyleion in Central Greece, and specifically in Fokida. It is a beautiful village, surrounded by greenery that looks like it has come out of a fairy tale. If ...

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The Hercules trail loved by hikers and the villages that surround it

Fthiotida, a region brimming with scenic trails, is a haven for hiking enthusiasts. Among these trails, the renowned ‘Path of Hercules’ stands out. This enchanting trail is a must-visit, offering an experience that beckons for more than just one exploration. Conveniently located near Athens, this trail promises a delightful surprise for hikers. The ‘Path of Hercules’ not only allows you to immerse yourself in its unique natural surroundings but also serves as a gateway for trips to nearby villages. So, whether you’re an experienced hiker or a nature lover, the ...

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Kallio : A Sunken Village That Reappears in Dry Seasons

Greece has hundreds of villages, mountainous and coastal, each with its own history. Some of them, of course, stand out either by their existence or... without. Like, for example, a Greek village that... it only comes out of the lake when it's not raining for many days. It's the settlement Kallio with a special history. They usually call it the village that sank to quench the thirst of Athens. And there's a reason, and of course, history behind it. The Greek village that "comes out of the lake" when it ...

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