Εύκολες πεζοπορίες και περίπατοι κοντά σε Εθνικό πάρκο Ανατολικής Μακεδονίας και Θράκης

The goat-footed and horned god Pan was the protector of herds and livestock and loved hunting, dancing, and playing the flute. However, people also feared his shrill cry, which spread "panic" terror. Therefore, in the 4th century BC, the guards of the Acropolis erected this sanctuary to appease the god with offerings. The semicircular hollow, carved into the rock, depicts the god playing his flute (syrinx) while watching over his flock in the center of a gable-shaped relief. Above him are a drinking vessel and two fighting goats standing on their hind legs. Vines and tables with vessels establish a connection to Dionysus, with whom Pan was closely associated. Unfortunately, the reliefs are now barely recognizable; the sketch on a tablet next to them is helpful. Source: boarding-time.de

A shrine (without contents) carved into the rock.

Beautiful view of the capital

Here you can find everything

What a load of crap with the illegal waste disposal

Coming from the south exit, on the right-hand side you will find an old relief below the old tower.

Here you cannot walk further along the beach, but have to make a short detour over the road/bridge

Open in the summer months - delicious coffee specialties and food... great break from a walk on the beach/hike