Recent reviews Diakofti
[magdadh, 12/09/2011] Our last day in Kythira starts late. We have the standard Greek checkout which is at a wonderfully civilised midday and thus can pack up and get ready at our leisure. The ferry is at 10pm, so we have most of the day. The plan to is have a meal and a swim at the delightful Diakofti beach on the other side from the ferry terminal, but before that we decide to visit Agios Georgios Sto Vouno (St George of the Mountain) is a chapel located atop a hi.
Agios Georgios Sto Vouno (St George of the Mountain) is a chapel located atop a hill on the eastern shore of Kythira. From the 350m elevation the hi
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[magdadh, 10/09/2011] In the middle of the eastern coast, and facing the ferry harbour at Diakofti, the Diakofti village beach is one of the best "family" beaches on Kythira, with lovely sand and shallow, clear waters ideal for small children and not very confident swimmers. There are some flat rocks in the water and a few sea urchins, so wear water shoes if planning to walk on those. Huge quantities of fish can be seen underwater feeding on fields of seaweed really near to the shore and it's great for budding snorkellers. A good (but rather long, at over 10 miles of winding road) drive from the main road that form
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