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If you have read my article about Limassol you already know how much I liked this city. But what you don't know yet is what made our stay there even more perfect. So I will tell you the following three words: Kitonas Junior Apartments.

Now that our road trip to Cyprus has come to end and having visited most of the island, I can say for sure that Limassol is the most beautiful city in Cyprus. Maybe it's the unique way in which it combines the past with today, the life-bustling streets with the beautiful restaurants and bars located next to monuments built hundend of years ago. Maybe are the colorful graffitis that give life to narrow cobbled streets that seem forgotten in time. Maybe is the beautiful coastal pedestrian street that would envy many cities in the world.

The beaches of Pelion are known not only in Greece, but throughout the world for their deep crystal clear waters, the white pebbles and the dense vegetation that becomes one with the sea.

White pebbles mixed with golden sand, turquoise deep water, trees that reaches up to the point where the wave pops, rocks sculptured ornately by the winds and the waves.This is Mylopotamos, the most famous and perhaps the most beautiful beach in Pelion.

There are very few places in Greece that combine both mountain and sea ideally like Pelion. If you've already been in an autumn mood and looking for a place for your first autumn or winter escape, or even if the summer is not yet over for you, the village of Tsagarada in Pelion, is the perfect destination for your next trip. Having just returned from a beautiful three-day trip to Tsagarada (see more about my trip to Tsagarada here!), it' s time to suggest the ideal hotel that will make your holidays even more beautiful.

Tsagarada is one of the most popular villages in Pelion. It is located 50 kilometers away from the city of Volos in central Greece and is situated at an altitude of 500 meters above the sea level. I have crossed several times the village of Tsagarada, always on my way to Milopotamos beach. And the truth is that I never really liked this village, maybe because it does not really looks like a common greek village, as it consists of 4 districts, which could be considered as four different villages. Being the most sparsely populated village of Pelion, it isn't easy forTsagarada to impress the visitor looking for a small, picturesque village.

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