An authentic Cycladic island, Kythnos lays on the north-western side of the complex, between Kea and Serifos and only two and a half hours ferry ride from Piraeus, Athens.
The most characteristic geographical feature of Kythnos is the thermal baths on the northern side of the island, in the village Loutra, which means baths in Greek. |
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m, on the north-western side of the island.
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The beaches of Kythnos are surrounded by wild landscape and all of them offer privacy and quiet.
The most famous beach is Kolona, a narrow piece of land that goes into the sea formating two different beaches. Equally famous are the beaches of Gaidouromandra, Kanala and Kalo Livadi. |