Nestled along the coastline near the village of Stavros, amidst the whispers of the Aegean Sea, lies a hidden treasure veiled in myth and mystery – the enigmatic Loizos Cave. Named after a figure from antiquity who amassed wealth by unearthing ancient gold coins within its depths, this cavernous sanctuary has borne witness to the […]
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In the serene village of Anogi, nestled amidst the rugged terrain of Greece, lies an ancient marvel that defies explanation – the Araklis Menhir. Standing sentinel just below the quaint village houses, this towering monolith commands attention with its imposing height of 9 meters. Carved by the hand of nature itself, the Araklis is no […]
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The Acropolis of Alalkomenes, is an archaeological gem nestled on the hills of Ithaca. Situated to the right of the highest point of the main road from Aetos to Piso Aetos, this site offers visitors a fascinating journey through history and myth. To reach the ruins of the Acropolis of Alalkomenes, one starts at the […]
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In the heart of Vathy, the charming capital of Ithaca, visitors are greeted by a striking statue of Odysseus, prominently displayed on the waterfront of the central square. This powerful artwork, created by the renowned sculptor Korina Cassianou, offers a profound homage to the legendary hero of Homer’s epics. The statue captures Odysseus in two […]
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North of the town of Vathy lies the enchanting Cave of the Nymphs, also known as Marmarospilia. This cave sanctuary, steeped in myth and legend, is dedicated to the Nymphs and holds a special place in both ancient lore and the hearts of visitors. Although currently closed to the public, the Cave of the Nymphs […]
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Located amidst the stunning landscapes of Ithaca, Greece, this historical site is believed to be the Palace of Odysseus, the legendary king and hero of Homer’s epic, “The Odyssey.” Signs guide visitors to this remarkable destination, directing them to “School Homer.” Upon reaching the site, visitors are greeted by strong archaeological evidence supporting the claim […]
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Tucked away on the western slopes of Mount Niritos, Lefki is a tranquil village that embodies the essence of Ithaca’s charm. With a population of around 70 residents, Lefki offers a peaceful retreat, ideal for those seeking an authentic island experience. While Lefki may be small, it boasts a charming restaurant, perfect for savoring delicious […]
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The area of Platrithias lies 20km from Vathy and only 3km from Stavros village and it has been inhabited since the ancient years. I n the middle Ages due to the presence of pirates population moved to the mountains. The area had plenty of water, fertile land and quick access to the bays of Afales […]
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As the second-largest village on Ithaca, Stavros, situated 16 kilometers from Vathy, offers a vibrant blend of historical significance and scenic charm. Founded in the 16th century, the village boasts a wealth of cultural attractions, making it a must-visit for any visitor to the island. Unveiling the Past: History buffs will be captivated by the […]
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Nestled high on the slopes of Mount Neion, 340 meters above sea level, lies the picturesque village of Exogi. Its name, meaning “Out Land,” aptly describes its location amidst fertile, terraced vineyards that cascade down the mountainside. Just 2 kilometers from Platrithias and 20 kilometers from Vathy, Exogi offers a unique blend of historical charm […]
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