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Ardamis

Ardamis

Monemvasia
9.8 out of 10, Exceptional, (85)
The price is $95
$108 total
includes taxes & fees
Dec 1 - Dec 2
Ardamis
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
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Top landmarks in Aegean Sea

Athinios Port
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Athinios Port

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Imagine strolling along Athinios Port for some great waterfront pics when in the heart of Órmos Athiniós.

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Mykonos New Port
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Mykonos New Port

4.5/5(238 reviews)

Imagine strolling along Mykonos New Port for some great waterfront pics when in the heart of Tourlos. Spend the afternoon at the beach and head to one of the restaurants for a bite to eat. If you carry on walking you'll get to Tourlos Beach, Agios Stefanos Beach, and Mykonos Old Port for some more water views.

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Learn more about Aegean Sea

Aegean Sea is applauded for its cultural attractions such as Bostanli Karsiyaka Open Air Theatre and Psalidi Wetlands.

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The fortified town of Monemvasia sits upon a rocky peninsula off the east coast of the Peloponnese. Though the 300ft (100m) cliffs proved difficult to conquer, it's strategic position made it a pawn during treaty negotiations. The lower town and cliff-top fortress were founded in the 6th century and initially served as a refuge during the Slavic and Avaric invasion of Greece. Later, the fortress withstood Arab and Norman invasions in 1147, but finally fell to Achaea after a three year siege in 1248. Over the next few hundred years it was ruled by the Byzantine Empire, then the Vatican, the Venetians, the Ottomans and finally the Greeks. Today, the lower town has become a quaint tourist village while the upper fortress lies largely in ruins. It's worth the climb up though just to wander the walls and enjoy the views. Watch your step though - you don't want to fall into an ancient cistern! Monemvasia is a worthy overnight stay. If you aren't up for driving, hop a 4 hour ferry from Athens.
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