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Lichadonisia Islands Near Athens Offer Untouched Mediterranean Paradise Few Israelis Know
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First reported by N12 · 5 hours ago
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Lichadonisia, a protected archipelago near Athens, offers Israelis a secluded Mediterranean getaway with pristine beaches, rare wildlife, and historic sites. Easily accessible by boat, the islands lack hotels and roads, preserving their natural charm. The best visiting months are late spring and early fall to avoid crowds and high prices.
- 01Lichadonisia is a group of seven green islands near Athens, known as the 'Bahamas of Greece'.
- 02The islands have no roads or hotels and are protected, accessible only for day trips.
- 03Monolia is the largest island, with minimal visitor facilities and a history of fishing families.
- 04The archipelago hosts endangered Mediterranean monk seals and rare loggerhead sea turtles.
- 05A well-preserved WWII German shipwreck near Monolia attracts snorkelers and divers.
- 06Visitors reach the islands via a short boat ride from Kamena Vourla or Evia island.
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