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From: Tom P on 22 Mar 2010 20:15 Mike Lane wrote: > Tom P wrote on Mar 22, 2010: > >> Mike Lane wrote: >>> Tom P wrote on Mar 21, 2010: >>> >>>> Mike Lane wrote: >>>>> I am thinking of spending a few days in the Pelion peninsular in Greece >>>>> in >>>>> late May/early June (I know - it's a mad time to be visiting Greece; I >>>>> can't >>>>> help that though). I wonder if anyone reading this has been there and can >>>>> recommend a place to stay for a few days as a base for exploring the >>>>> region. >>>>> I'd like somewhere by the sea, but sandy beaches and all that sort of >>>>> thing >>>>> (sun-beds, water skiing etc.) don't interest me at all. Ideally I'd like >>>>> a >>>>> small fishing village or harbour with enough population to support a few >>>>> tavernas and smallish hotels. >>>>> >>>>> I thought that somewhere like Damouhari might be good - does anyone know >>>>> it? >>>>> >>>> Stayed in a tiny village in the Pelion peninsular near Lefokastro many >>>> many years ago - unforgetable. >>> I suppose you don't remember the name of this unforgettable village? :-) >>> >> No, but the guy who ran the bar was called Niko ;=)) >> >>>> Damouhari is on the side out to the ocean, correct? >>> Yes it's on the eastern (Aegean) side of the peninsular >> More seriously, I had the impression that there were relatively few >> natural harbours on the Aegean side from what I saw of it. Just a >> thought if you are looking for a traditional fishing village. >> In fact I just found this on Google - >> "Damourhari was in fact settled by the Venetians, as is [sic] the only >> natural harbor in the Eastern Pelion area." >> http://www.thegreektravel.com/pelion/damouhari.html >> > > OK, well I may have a look around Lefokastro but I have the impression that > there are more of the 'sun and sand' type of resorts on that side. We'll > see... > The further you get away from Volos the better. I remember there were some tacky-looking places closer to Volos. |