Saint Sofia

Saint Sofia
Saint Sofia

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As you enter to the village, you meet a grocery –former café, which now functions only as a raki distillery. There, dwellers of neighboring villages go in turn and distil their raki. If you find someone there, he may offer you a tot of raki.

Leaving the village, after the raki distillery, on the left you see a sign for the ancient town of the island, Poliochni. Paradisi is on the right, with thymes and vineyards and Parachiri on the left. If you go more southerly, you meet the remnants of the castle of Skala.

  • Κοντοπούλι

    Kontopouli

    It lies nearby Alyki and Chortarolimni and constitutes a large village with stone houses, yards, dry melon fields, exceptional church and great atmosphere
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  • Fysini

    Fysini – Small port of Aya – Saint Marnos

    Fysini is a small, almost deserted, village full of mulberries. It took its name from the strong winds of the area. Leaving it behind, you go towards the small port of Aya.
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  • Repanidi

    Repanidi

    It is the next village of the fertile plain. It comprises of so many acorns that during Turkish domination it exported them in tanneries of West.
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  • Roussopouli

    Roussopouli

    It is situated southeasterly of Moudros and is built amphitheatrically on a hillside. Going there you meet rocks of amazing colors, but also Chortarolimni, a vast wetland of 3,500,000m2 approximately.
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  • Statue of Maroulla , Lemnos

    Kotsinas

    You reach at the port of particular beauty of Kotsinas from the central road. There are still traces of the Byzantine city, over which the church of Life-Giving Spring is built.
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  • Παρθενόμυτος

    Parthenomytos – Skidi – Skandali

    Parthenomytos is stone built with many folds and constitutes an exceptionally impressive village in the middle of nowhere.
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  • Panagia – Plaka

    People who suffer from arthropathies take mud-baths –that have salutary effects- into the slate-colored mud of this area. One of the most beautiful headland lights of Greece raises at the eastern edge of the cape of Plaka, while the port with its fishing boats transfers you to other times.
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  • Kaminia

    Kaminia

    Passing from the hillside of Kouraka, you meet the village Kaminia. It is said that here there were once furnaces, where people fired earthen pots.
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