Discover the best top things to do in South Aegean, Greece including Experience Horse Riding, The Valley of the Butterflies, Blutopia Marine Park, Mavros Kavos Beach, Stavros Hill, Valley of the Butterflies, Epta Piges, Butterflies Nature Reserve.
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5.0 based on 245 reviews
EXPERIENCE HORSE RIDING operates in Akrotiri village since 1997 and offers riding enthusiasts the opportunity to experience Santorini through specific suggested routes, riding horses safely on our farm. The riding club EXPERIENCE HORSE RIDING is a family business. The owners are two brothers who with love and respect for horses created their own farm in the village of Akrotiri.
We had a fantastic two hour ride which took us through vineyards and incredible volcanic cliffs down to the beach where we rode along the edge of the shore. Our guide Yana could not have been more friendly and informative about horses and the local area. She also took some great photos and videos to help us remember the experience. My daughter and I had a great time. Cheers, Yana!
4.5 based on 35 reviews
Situated within one of the most important marine ecosystem of the Mediterranean sea, on the west side of the Greek island of Rhodes, Blutopia Marine Park is Greece’s first and only private marine park and the natural habitat of an amazing array of fish, large marine mammals, rare underwater plants and algae. The stunning biodiversity of the Park combined with its pristine and protected location, free from human activity, pollution and marine traffic, makes it the ideal place for Greece’s first sustainable marine ecotourism project. Blutopia Marine Park is a virtual marine utopia where its guests are provided with a unique educational and adventurous experience. Our visitors can choose from a range of predetermined or personalized activities including boating tours where they will enjoy diving with dolphins and other large fish, educational visits to the nearby marine farm and its onshore facilities, snorkeling and scuba diving trips.
3.5 based on 2,466 reviews
From late July to late September, this planned valley fills up with millions of multicolor butterflies.
Butterflies valley. Rhodes. Great fun if you can make it up. Beware there are lots of steps and tricky paths to traverse. Only go here if your able bodied, you can visit the museum and cafe at the bottom. Toilets at most levels which cost €0.50. Clean and tidy too. Places to buy refreshments at most levels. Keep your tickets or you won’t be able to get through the other gates at different levels. My wife is into her butterfly’s and wanted to go here. We were slightly out of season, by about a month, and saw minimum butterflies. But loved the walk and seeking of the odd few that were visible. A white one even landed on my arm. We were subjected to steps, rickety bridges and tree roots. Which added to the able through what is a scenic valley. We eventually reached the top and had a slush puppy (much needed). We went further up to the monastery which was nice. Our walk back proved very fruitful at finding ‘butterfly crabs’. An odd thing on a butterfly tour. I would think they developed their pattern to ambush their quarry. On the whole a very pleasant meander through a humid woodland walk. Kids would love the sensory aspect and give fun with the overall adventure of the surroundings. Giving a heuristic experience due to the interaction of the landscape and environment. If you are able bodied and fairly fit, get it done. Even tho we saw about 6 butterflies it was still worth the money, you can see they are always modifying it to improve the scenery.
3.5 based on 1,518 reviews
it's a beauty! Actually on a hot day like it was, going there was absolutely fantastic. it has a tunel, that leads to a small lake if you can name it like that. it's beautiful.
3.0 based on 60 reviews
Nature Reserve Area - Lounge Cafe. Every year in the summer months, swarms of butterflies come and settle in this small oasis situated on southwest part of the island. Sitting on the leaves or trunks, hundreds of them rest during the day and fly during the night. Panaxia Quadripunctaria is the name of this nocturnal moth that is attracted to this area from June to September. We could say that nature is calling them in this place to find the peace and the energy that is required to migrate back to where they came from. After your walk, you can enjoy a coffee on those hot summer days surrounded by a light breeze. A playground is also an option for our little friends. You are welcome to visit, have a walk & witness this rare phenomenon.
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