Στενό-Κορθίου (Άνδρου)周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

A good starting point for the picturesque three-village circular tour https://www.komoot.com/de-de/tour/1979285038 (= Andros Route Kapp1) Otherwise, you can of course stock up on Greek reading material here, there are parking spaces and a beautiful view of 7 pigeon towers, and in the best case even an open καφενείο.

From the starting point of the tour https://www.komoot.com/de-de/tour/1979285038 you can see no fewer than 7 of the pigeon towers typical of Andros (and Tinos). Some of them are along this otherwise very picturesque route.

In winter, this rather steep section of the Andros Tour No. 18 is lushly lined with cyclamen (cyclamen). Cyclamen/κυκλάμηνο means "roundness": this fits the islands and the tour https://www.komoot.com/de-de/tour/1977429457 . The reason why the plant (in German also "earth disk") is called this is explained by the disk-shaped tuber, which is sometimes the size of a plate.

About halfway between Paraporti beach and Vrachnou, the church of St. Anne invites you to take a rest under the shady canopy and offers a wonderful view. As with almost all churches on Andros, everything is locked with chains and locks, even the small forecourt, but if you're not a goat, you can climb over the wall.

Unfortunately, the bridge no longer serves its purpose. If the stream bed does contain water, there are crossing options further upstream.

crisscross the little water