Attractions in Xanthi

One of the longest rivers in northern Greece is referred to as Nestus (Νέστος), and is said to form the boundary between ancient Macedonia and Thrace. Spectacular views. Easy asphalt road with moderate traffic.

The point where Lake Vistonida joins the Thracian Sea, in a unique location that combines the green of the forest and the blue of the Greek sea. It is a … read more

the two lovely dogs that accompanied us from the parking lot stopped at every highlight as if they knew exactly what was going on

The railway was originally built to transport the finished processed tobacco from neighboring villages. This region had produced tobacco until the late twentieth century.

In the immediate vicinity of the car park the Nestos runs with its clean waters on weekends it is a bit crowded because it offers for barbecues and swimming the … read more

The ruins of the ancient town of Abdera cover seven small hills, and extend from an eastern to a western harbor; on the southwestern hills are the remains of the … read more

The mosque is located near Genisea's central square. In this great mosque, Bazaar Kasaba Mosque, elements of folk architecture, art and architecture can be observed that are reminiscent of tobacco growing. read more

At the beginning of the tour there is a very nice large parking lot with eating possibilities and drinking possibilities. There is even a beach where you can even swim and grill so also suitable for a family outing

The last 5 km after the stony bridge will lead over some offgrid areas with monster ferns overgrown 2 meters high, extreme caution is required, due to the risk of falling and injury.

Klaines Paradies ...

Abdera is the place where Democritus, an Ancient Greek philosopher, was born. A beautiful place between sea and hills. Relative flat and asphalt road.

The Nestos Gorge can also be reached by car from Xanthi in about 20 minutes.

A longer route connects the village of MAKARIO and continues to St. George. Breathtaking panorama guaranteed

You should have enough water and good walking shoes

Of the amount of water and the current, the waterfall Livaditis is the largest of the Balkans