Xylofagou Village
The beaches of Xylofagou extends over a distance of ten kilometres. Starting from the area of Pervolas, an area with beautiful sandy beaches. The sandy beaches of Xylofagou is full of locals and foreign visitors during the summer. Swimming, sunbathing and fishing are some of the activities on the beach. Next to the sandy beaches of pervolas is the St. Mary church (panagia). The church of Panagias is built on a rocky area surrounded by greenery, near to the sea. After the church of Panagias,Visitors will find the Cape Pyla.
Maritime - coastal exploration of the caves of Capo Pyla - Xylofagou
Xylofagou coastline is rocky, ten kilometers in length (plus), located inside the British bases and has no tourist infrastructure (or relative development). Therein lies the Cape Pyla and a medieval watchtower. The road network may be very poor. The eastern half of the shoreline is quite low and there is a fish farm and to its west, fortunately away from the coast a quarry. There is a very large number of caves on the coastline of Xylofagou. Many of the caves are entering the cliffs somewhat away from the sea. There are stalactites at least in one of the caves (the entrance of which have been closed to protect it). One of the caves has two inputs and pass through over the Waterbikes (probably very hard to do with another kind of vessel). There are also caves with inlet below the water surface.
Usually the linear route ends at the bay called 'Red cliffs'. The coast to the west is lowered again (there are few interesting coves here). The linear path length 10 to 11 km (6 miles) and the round trip from the harbour to the river of Liopetri takes 3-4 hours. The coastline of Xylofagou is a wild, on virgin rocky part of the southwestern coast
The beaches of Xylofagou extends over a distance of ten kilometres. Starting from the area of Pervolas, an area with beautiful sandy beaches. The sandy beaches of Xylofagou is full of locals and foreign visitors during the summer. Swimming, sunbathing and fishing are some of the activities on the beach. Next to the sandy beaches of pervolas is the St. Mary church (panagia). The church of Panagias is built on a rocky area surrounded by greenery, near to the sea. After the church of Panagias,Visitors will find the Cape Pyla.
Maritime - coastal exploration of the caves of Capo Pyla - Xylofagou
Xylofagou coastline is rocky, ten kilometers in length (plus), located inside the British bases and has no tourist infrastructure (or relative development). Therein lies the Cape Pyla and a medieval watchtower. The road network may be very poor. The eastern half of the shoreline is quite low and there is a fish farm and to its west, fortunately away from the coast a quarry. There is a very large number of caves on the coastline of Xylofagou. Many of the caves are entering the cliffs somewhat away from the sea. There are stalactites at least in one of the caves (the entrance of which have been closed to protect it). One of the caves has two inputs and pass through over the Waterbikes (probably very hard to do with another kind of vessel). There are also caves with inlet below the water surface.
Usually the linear route ends at the bay called 'Red cliffs'. The coast to the west is lowered again (there are few interesting coves here). The linear path length 10 to 11 km (6 miles) and the round trip from the harbour to the river of Liopetri takes 3-4 hours. The coastline of Xylofagou is a wild, on virgin rocky part of the southwestern coast
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