ShopsΔεκεμβρίου 4th, 2011 by admin
DIA CHIROS HANDMADE JEWELS – Tel: + 30 22450 22073, 22364 Filed under :
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Σχόλια κλειστά Cafe Bars – Music Bars – Beach BarsΙουλίου 12th, 2009 by admin
ANOI CAFÉ BAR – Pigadia – Tel. + 30 22450 23960 - www.anoicafe.com Filed under :
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RestaurantsΙουλίου 12th, 2009 by admin
ANEMOUSA RISTORANTE ITALIANO - Pigadia – Tel: + 30 22450 22164 Filed under :
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Car & Motorcycle RentalsΙουλίου 12th, 2009 by admin
AUTO MOTO CENTER - Pigadia Tel: + 30 22450 22048 | Arkasa Tel: + 30 22450 61329 Filed under :
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Apartments & Studios for RentΙουλίου 12th, 2009 by admin
AFIARTIS CANDIA STUDIOS Tel. + 30 22450 22356, 22979 Fax + 30 22450 22356 AMMOOPI FOKIA BEACH STUDIOS www.fokiabeachstudios.gr ARKASA ALPHA STUDIOS www.alphastudios-karpathos.gr DIAFANI DOLPHINS ROOMS & RESTAURANT Tel. & Fax + 30 22450 51354 KYRA PANAGIA BLUE WAVES Tel. + 30 22450 23135-6, Fax + 30 22450 23233 – www.blue-waves.gr LEFKOS AKROGIALI APARTMENTS & STUDIOS Tel. & Fax + 30 22450 71178 MENETES ARDANI BAY APARTMENTS – Ardani – Tel: + 30 22450 81026 | Fax: + 30 22450 81027 OLYMPOS IRENE’S HOUSE (Mrs. Irene Nisyriou) – TRADITIONAL HOUSE FOR RENT PIGADIA AEOLOS APARTMENTS Tel: + 30 22450 23138 Filed under :
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Hotels & BungalowsΙουλίου 12th, 2009 by admin
AFIARTIS POSEIDON BEACH HOTEL Tel. + 30 22450 91066 - www.hotel-poseidon-karpathos.gr AEGEAN VILLAGE HOTEL & BUNGALOWS Tel. + 30 22450 81194-5 Fax + 30 22450 81196 - www.aegeanvillage.gr ARKASA ARCHIPELAGOS Tel. + 30 22450 61342, 81010 Fax + 30 22450 61342 – www.archipelagos-karpathos.com DIAFANI GLAROS HOTEL Tel. + 30 22450 51501 Fax + 30 22450 51259 – www.hotel-glaros.gr FINIKI ALKIONI Tel. + 30 22450 61070, 61266 Fax + 30 22450 61070 – www.alkioni-karpathos.gr KYRA PANAGIA KYRA PANAGIA HOTEL Tel: + 30 22450 23026 | Fax: + 30 22450 23027 – www.kyrapanagiahotel.gr LEFKOS KRINOS Fax + 30 22450 71410 – 412 | Fax: + 30 22450 71413 – www.hotel-krinos.com PIGADIA AEOLOS HOTEL APARTMENTS Tel. & Fax + 30 22450 23138 Filed under :
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Informations about KarpathosΜαρτίου 6th, 2009 by admin
HOW TO GET THERE By Airplane from Athens, with Olympic Airways. Karpathos has connections with Kasos, Rhodes and Sitia (Crete). USEFUL PHONE NUMBERS Filed under :
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Geographical & Historical Outline of KarpathosΜαρτίου 6th, 2009 by admin
Karpathos is the second largest of Dodecanese islands after Rhodes, with an area of 301 square kilometers and 160 kilometers of coastline. Traces of human life have been found on the island from the end of Neolithic Era. The first inhabitants came in Karpathos from Asia Minor. The primitive Neolithic civilization continued to the 3rd millennium, but around 2.000 BC. Minoan colonists from Crete brought economic and cultural development to the island. During Roman times, it was part of the Roman province whose capital was Rhodes. In 1821 Karpathos took part in the Greek revolution of independence against the Turks. It was captured by the Turks and finally by the Italians. Filed under :
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Tour of Karpathos IslandΜαρτίου 6th, 2009 by admin
Karpathos the traditional island of the Dodecanese is an ideal travel destination for quiet holidays and the best place to relax. It offers peace and calm on its graphic settlements, its fine beaches and its paradise beauties. Its hospitable inhabitants reverently preserve the traditions and customs of their land. PIGADIA or Karpathos the capital of the island and the main port, is built on the site of the ancient city of Potideon of Poseidonion. Remains of the ancient acropolis survive on a hill in the west part of the harbor. A small, open-air museum houses a variety of archaeological finds. There is a monumental rock-cut tomb known as the cave of Poseidon at Myli.
Very close to the center of Pigadia are three attractive beaches: Ammos a small shore with shallow waters. It is fully organized and near the beach you will find coffee shops and taverns. Afoti and Vronti beaches have crystal clear waters and extended shore. Just 6 kilometers from Pigadia is the coastal settlement of AMMOOPI. It has big tourist development during the last years, one of the most beautiful beaches of the island, fully organized and ideal for water sports. Ammoopi has two beaches: Small and Big Ammoopi. Small (or Mikri) Ammoopi is a small and quiet beach and Big (or Megali) Ammoopi is the most popular. In Ammoopi, there are numerous hotel units, rooms and apartments to let and taverns to taste the famous local cuisine. 10 kilometers from the capital you will find the fine beach Pouliou Potami with crystal clear waters and thick pebbles. The beautiful village of MENETES, clinging to the rock, 8 km. south-east of Karpathos town, has well-kept houses and gardens and a strong musical tradition. Sights of note in the village are the archaeological collection, the church of the Dormition of the Virgin and the small Byzantine churches of Agios Mamas and Agios Antonios, in which there are some interesting wall-paintings. The village is built in a 350m height and the closest beach to it is that of Ammoopi. As the road continues to the south-east, we come to ARKASA, built on the site of the ancient city of the same name, in a very impressive setting. On one side is a small peninsula with the acropolis and on the other a series of rocks that continue to nearby FINIKI, a small settlement 2 kilometers to the north with a graphic fish port. Nearby are the magnificent beaches of Fokia, Akrotiri and Proni. At PALEOKASTRO, which enjoys a superb view, there are some interesting remains and architectural members that date from various periods from antiquity to Venetian times and the Turkish domination. To the north-west of the town is the village of APERI, a head-village with some fine houses and gardens, which was formerly the capital of the island from 1700 to 1892.
The road continues to OTHOS, a mountain village with the most beautiful view in the island, famous for its traditional celebrations and festivals. The small folklore museum here has a reconstruction of a traditional Karpathiote house. The next village is PYLES, from where a road runs north to MESOCHORI, an inland village on a height, which has a superb view over the sea, narrow streets, abundant water, rich traditions and a few houses with characteristic local architecture and interior decoration. LEFKOS village is located very close to Mesochori. It is a small picturesque village with magnificent beaches, where you will find rooms to let and taverns that serve good seafood. The most famous beaches are Gialos Chorafi, Panagias Limani and Frangomanola the biggest in Lefkos. Right across the village you will see the small uninhabited island of Sokastros, with many antiquities. Just 4 kilometers from Mesochori is located SPOA one of the oldest villages of Karpathos which keeps its traditional identity.
The road continues northwards to the almost inaccessible traditional mountain village of OLYMPOS, which has an astounding view over the sea, authentic vernacular architecture, cobbled alleyways and wind-mills, and preserves its traditions and customs. Every house here is a veritable museum with interior decoration in the old traditional style, and many women still wear the folk costume and engage in traditional activities, while the inhabitants keep alive the local dialect, in which many ancient Doric elements are preserved.
DIAFANI, 7 km. further north and 70 kilometers from the capital, is the second largest harbor on the island and has plenty of fish, good fish restaurants and pebble beaches famous for their clear waters. The fine beach of Vananda is a short distance from Diafani. From Diafani and also from the tiny harbor of Tristomo, there is a boat service to the uninhabited islet of Saria. TRADITION – EVENTS LOCAL CUISINE Filed under :
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