
Kythira Greece Travel Guide
The island's capital, Chora, features whitewashed houses, narrow alleys, and a majestic Venetian castle perched high above.
Below Chora, the twin bays of Kapsali offer a lovely harbor, inviting beaches, and a atmosphere with traditional taverns and cafes.
Kythira's landscape contains numerous surprises, from lush valleys to charming traditional villages waiting to be explored.
The hamlet of Mylopotamos, with its Venetian character, leads to a verdant gorge featuring the enchanting Neraida waterfall and historic watermills.
Diakofti features a stunning white sand beach and the shipwreck of the freighter Nordland. Nearby, the Cave of Agia Sofia showcases impressive stalactites.
Kythira offers a diverse array of activities, from tranquil beach days to adventurous long walks and cultural immersions.
Discover paths leading to waterfalls, secluded beaches, and historic monasteries.
Relax on Kythira's diverse shores, from golden sands to pebbled coves.
Explore Byzantine churches, Venetian castles, and heritage villages.
The pristine waters around Kythira provide opportunities for various water-based pursuits.
Wander through Kythira's charming villages and discover local artisanal traditions.
Explore Kythira's lesser-known wonders, from serene monasteries to captivating traditions.
Perched high atop a hill, featuring magnificent vistas and a calm ambiance.
Kythira's the patron saint monastery, located in an isolated, sacred spot.
Numerous small churches island-wide display Byzantine frescoes.
Discover the unique flavors of Kythirian thyme honey.
Identify the island's rare flora and scented herbs.
Explore ancient ruins with expert local guides.