Kavourotrypes, whose name translates to 'crab holes', is a series of small, secluded coves nestled among orange-tinted rocky outcroppings near the village of Agios Nikolaos in Sithonia, Halkidiki. The crystal-clear turquoise waters, framed by sculpted sandstone formations and fragrant pine trees that tumble down to the shoreline, make this one of the most photographed natural landscapes in northern Greece. Its shallow, sheltered pools are ideal for snorkeling and swimming, drawing visitors who seek an unspoiled alternative to more crowded Aegean beaches.
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Kavourotrypes is located in Σάρτη, Π.Ε. Χαλκιδικής, Greece. Coordinates: 40.12648, 23.97035.
Kavourotrypes, whose name translates to 'crab holes', is a series of small, secluded coves nestled among orange-tinted rocky outcroppings near the village of Agios Nikolaos in Sithonia, Halkidiki. The crystal-clear turquoise waters, framed
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