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The Aegean Sea is an elongated embayment of the Mediterranean Sea located between the Greek and Anatolian peninsulas, i.e., between the mainlands of Greece and Turkey. In the north, it is connected to the Marmara Sea and Black Sea by the Dardanelles and Bosphorus. The sea was traditionally known as Archipelagos and the islands are famous for the sunshine, the blue water and the traditional gastronomie.
"Skiadi" owes its creation to the different rocks that make up it and to the strong winds blowing in its area.
n the northwest of Kimolos, to the west of the “Sklavos” hill, there is a huge stone mushroom that the inhabitants call it “Skiadis”.
In Folegandros there is a very important monument of nature, the cave Chrysospilia. Chrysospilia is a unique natural monument.
the element that makes Chrysospilia a unique monument of the global cultural heritage is the large number of ancient names covering its walls and ceiling.
The monument in its present form is the most famous monument of Sikinos,of the few that saved on the island.
The Sikinos Episkopi was originally built in the 3rd century as a Roman burial monument
It is located west of the island in a small bay (Agali)
The most crowded and high on the island’s preferences beach is Agalis beach
Agia Anna is a beautiful beach located very close to Chora, about 3 Km.
The stunning waters of Agia Anna were captured 20 years ago in the English film “The Big Blue”