A granite mass covers the remotest island of the Aegean, with mountainous soil and verdant mountains. On a clear day you can see the peak of Trojan Idi from the island’s highest peak, Feggari (1649 meters). Flora The island is immersed in dense vegetation. The trees that dominate are olive, oak, chestnut, maple, cedar and

The river Evros is the second largest river in the Balkans after the Danube. Its source is located in the northern parts of the Bulgarian Rila, and after a journey through the fertile plain in eastern Romilia, it ends in the Thracean Sea east of Alexandroupoli, a 515 km distance.

The coastline that stretches from Mesimvria to Makri is a magnificently blue strip of pristine waters teamed with beautiful sandy and pebbly beaches. Originally a fishing village, Makri lies on the south part of the region, a 10-minute drive from Alex/poli and attracts both locals and tourists. You’ll have the chance to swim in emerald

St. Nicholas cathedral and the two schools complex is a structural gem in the city of Alexandroupolis. Built in the neo-classical style, the complex represents the diptych of Greek Education and Christian Orthodox Faith and Worship. St. Nicholas Cathedral lies in the middle. What with the first residents of the city being seamen, they honoured