submitted by George Vardas on 03.09.2008
The caption for this photo, taken at Paliopoli, says it all.
submitted by James Victor Prineas on 08.04.2007
Even through the murky windows of the Olympic plane flying off the island, the cavernous rock outcrop splitting the two Paliopoli beaches is visible. We hope to bring out a new book in 2007 - "Kythera from the Air" - filled with a hundred high-quality (non-murky-glass...) pictures of the island. If you are interested in the book please contact me at james@kythera-family.net.
submitted by Stephen Trifyllis on 25.10.2005
snorkle the waters of the the island and you will discover another aspect.
submitted by Stephen Trifyllis on 25.12.2005
the birthplace of the love goddess aphrodite was born on the island of love and hospitality!
submitted by Stephen Trifyllis on 03.10.2005
views of paliopoli and beyond from agia moni.
submitted by Stephen Trifyllis on 28.09.2005
some of the longest beaches on the island are at paliopoli
submitted by Stephen Trifyllis on 21.09.2005
paliopoli with avlemonas and ayios gheorghios in the background.
submitted by Stephen Trifyllis on 16.09.2005
great way to spend the summer, free room, great view and crystal clear waters at paliopoli beach.
submitted by Stephen Trifyllis on 20.01.2005
one of the longest beaches on the island.great for a morning swim then lunch at avlemonas or skandia.
submitted by Stephen Trifyllis on 13.09.2004
a family favourite beach at paliopoli
submitted by John George PRINEAS on 18.07.2004
The longest beach in Kythera. According to Mythology, this was the birthplace of Aphrodite (Venus) the ancient Godess of Love. I often wonder if Young Men of Kytherian background use this as a personal reference when chatting up young ladies!!!
submitted by Peter Makarthis on 17.05.2004
This peaceful scene looking south belies the past. An enourmous wave of sea mud swept over this site 3500 years ago.A Minoan civilization which existed in the valley behind was destroyed. Pottery shards lie skattered in the dunes a stark reminder of the power of nature.
submitted by George Vardas on 01.05.2004
The rock formation at Paliopoli as viewed from Kaladi
submitted by Stephen Trifyllis on 06.03.2004
Paliopoli with the village of Avlemona with Agia Moni as a backdrop.
The beaches of Paliopoli to Firi Ammos.
submitted by Harry Feros on 11.01.2004
A slightly different angle of the previous sunrise pictures taken from Aloizianika looking east to Paliopoly
Taken from the Church in Aloizianika, this is a sunrise picture of the western coast including Paliopoly and Paliocastro mountain.
submitted by Evridiki Spiliadis on 11.11.2003
The beach at Palaiopoli.
submitted by Harry Feros on 02.09.2003
Aphrodites' beach - the more southerly of the beaches at Paliopoly. Looking north from the southern tip of the beach. At the top of the beach, visible below the grey mountain in the background, are the rocks separating the two Paliopoly beaches. There is a cave almost at the tip of that promitory, invisible from the outside. The crack in the rocks is just big enough to swim into - be careful to keep your feet close together or they'll be cut on the surrounding rocks. Once inside, it ...
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