Approaching Katapola, the
"big" port of Amorgos
(as opposed to Aegiali
where we stayed, which is the little port)
"Downtown" Katapola, harborfront
The part of Katapola on the
opposite side of the harbor
Approaching Katapola, the
"big" port of Amorgos
(as opposed to Aegiali
where we stayed, which is the little port)
"Downtown" Katapola, harborfront
The part of Katapola on the
opposite side of the harbor
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The long and winding road
to Agia (Saint) Anna
The impossibly blue water
of Agia Anna
Small chapel at Agia Anna
Swimmers (some nude) at Agia
Anna
More swimmers at Agia Anna
The approach to the famous
Hozoviotissa monastery above Agia Anna
Hozoviotissa was built in
1088 and is still inhabited by four Greek Orthodox monks.
Shipwreck
Shipwreck, close up
The ubiquitous Greek cypress
tree
The island farmers eek what
they can from the
harsh land by building terraces
on which to plant.
A nice house in the middle
of
nowhere flying the Greek flag
Secluded beach we stumbled
across
Deb after visiting the little
chapel on the beach
The interior of the little
chapel...
...with typical icons and
perpetually-burning candle.
These tiny chapels dot the
Greek countryside and are rarely locked.
The best snorkeling was at
the southern tip of the island.
The water was ridiculously
clear!
On to Athens
On to the Acropolis
Museum
On to Aegiali
On to Nis
Nikuria
On to Hora