1Halt 1 von 5
Agios Spyridon Church
Seafront post-Byzantine church at the northern end of the bay, built over an earlier Christian structure.
1,3 km bis zur nächsten Station

Kulturerbe
From Agios Spyridon at the northern end of the bay to the harbour at Pounta, Raftis islet across the water, St Marina and a swim at Avlaki.
Start at Agios Spyridon, a seafront post-Byzantine church at the northern end of the bay, built over an earlier Christian structure. Follow the shore to the harbour on the Pounta peninsula, where the chapel of Agios Nikolaos stands on the approach to the pier and Raftis islet, with its ancient statue, faces you across the water.
After lunch at the harbour, go on to the white church of St Marina on the south shore and finish with a swim at Avlaki.
Halber Tag · 5 Stationen · 4,7 km von Anfang bis Ende
1Halt 1 von 5
Seafront post-Byzantine church at the northern end of the bay, built over an earlier Christian structure.
1,3 km bis zur nächsten Station
2Halt 2 von 5
The harbour on the Pounta peninsula: the quay, the little church of Saint Nicholas and a view across the bay to Raftis island and its Roman statue.
Across the water stands Raftis islet with its ancient statue; there is no landing information, so it is a view from the shore.
100 m bis zur nächsten Station
3Halt 3 von 5
Post-Byzantine chapel on the Pounta peninsula, along the approach to the harbour pier.
1,3 km bis zur nächsten Station
4Halt 4 von 5
A white seaside church on the south shore of the bay, built in 1949–1951 on a coast where an older church of Saint Marina once stood.
Audioguide
Die Geschichte anhören
St Marina Church· auf Englisch
2,1 km bis zur nächsten Station
5Halt 5 von 5
The municipal beach of Markopoulo: an organised sandy beach that has flown the Blue Flag every summer since 2003.
Entfernungen in Luftlinie.

Nächstes Erlebnis · Genuss
Wine, figs and the Mesogeia plain
Bread from a fourth-generation bakery, a painted church in the fields, a Savatiano tasting at the winery, and the plain’s figs to take home.
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