Parthenomytos – Skidi – Skandali

Παρθενόμυτος
Παρθενόμυτος
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Parthenomytos is stone built with many folds and constitutes an exceptionally impressive village in the middle of nowhere.

It is said that in its beach swam Camilla Parker, a few years ago, when she passed from Lemnos by craft. Since then, the area acquired many fans.

The next one beach, Skidi, is also vast and impressive. Sandy and easily accessible, it constitutes the perfect place for camping, under the cool shadow of tamarisks.

On the left, there is a little spring, which gushes drinkable cool water. Skandali, a tranquil and picturesque village at the southwest edge of the island, constitutes an apiculture center.

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