volcan nisyros
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volcan nisyros印象
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Booked this excursion through Sail Away in the main street of Kardamena. Left around 9am and arrived in Nisyros mid-morning. Coaches waiting to take us to the volcano (entrance fee 2 euro), where you can walk down to the surface and see small 'steam holes' emitting sulfur (yuk). Small cafe selling coffees, soft drinks and snacks. Next stop was the village on the very top of the crater. Typical blue/white village, very picturesque. Village square with Church, and two tavernas. A short walk around the village and time for a coffee or quick snack then back to the harbour for a couple of hours free time. I found a very nice taverna just a short walk from the harbour by a small beach. After a tasty chicken and potato casserole (not on the menu) and salad I had time for a stroll around the shops before heading back to the boat and returning to Kos. At 20 euro, this trip was excellent value and highly recommended. Talk to Peter or Dave at Sail Away.
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W came with our own sailboat to Nisyros. W parked in the harbour of Pali (not Mandraki the main harbor plenty of ferrys boats). Pali was very good harbour in Nysiros too; w rent a car there very easily and went around 5:30 to the Volcano in 20mn only. The road is very nice to reach our destination. W passed by Mandraki village too it's very cute with souvenir shops, ice cream shops, one pharmacy, 1 bakery, 1 supermarket and lot of greek restaurants. Then once w arrived to the sleeping active volcano w parked the car, we paid 2euros by pers to enter. and w walked just 5mn to reach the center of the volcano. it was very special feeling. U will smell the sulfure and feel the hot under ur feet. Take care of sliding. It is a nice experience. If u need anything there is a small shop selling water and some snacks there with a WC as well and will provide u info brochure about the volcano. When w came back to the Pali harbour w ate extremely tasty dinner at afroditi restaurant. And then slept on the boat. Next day w left to Kos. But i still have the taste and the lovely memory of this pure greek island.
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A boat trip to Nisyros with company Sail Away was perfect! It was much cheaper than via our travel agency and we really like all the attractions it offered such as monastery, volcano and walking around the town. A true Greek atmosphere could be breathed in there.
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Absolutely stunning views from the bus up to the crater. The whole experience is out of this world and is a must if you visit the island. Also the main town at the harbour has some lovely sights as well as some lovely restaurants to grab a bite to eat
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It was my first volcano trip so it was very interesting and fascinating. I was there after a 2-3 hours of rain so the smell was a very interesting mix.
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Wow!! Now i can say that i've been inside an active volcano. We booked this trip from a tour kiosk in Kardemena and we really weren't disappointed. The boat trip over take around an hour if i remember correctly and it was lovely to see the neighbouring islands. Getting to Nisyros we then had to pay a 2 euro fee to access the volcano and we then boarded the bus that took us on a lovely trip through the hills and to the volcano. Please remember to wear decent footwear for this trip, you will need to walk over rocky terrain which is pretty steep in some parts. The first thing you will notice is the very strong egg like smell, which is the sulphur from the volcano. This though you get used to. Once down in the flat of the volcano please be careful as there are literally bubbling pools of hot acid like liquid that will melt you! The heat picks up somewhat down in the volcano so be sure to take water. This trip was amazing and i can recommend to any able bodied person to go there.
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An hour each way on the boat, some walking through the town, a visit to the small monastery, and something to eat, before the coach journey to the volcano. The guide, Costas, was brilliant. Very knowledgabe and kept us interested. A long day, but worth it.
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Even though it is a bit ‘touristy’ it is still a day not to be missed if visiting Kos. It is easy to book in Kardamena, all the operators appear so stick to standard pricing, and the process from ferry crossing, volcano visit and return journey is straightforward and without hassle. Our trip included a visit to the village of Nikia and enhanced the experience of the day by witnessing a true Greek village with its narrow streets and traditional houses, and the view of the volcano from there gives you an insight of what is next as the people in the crater look like ants! Visiting the volcano itself is also memorable – yes it does smell of sulphur but is only to be expected where volcanic activity is concerned. Before returning on the ferry ample time is allowed to wander through the streets of Mandraki and sample a traditional lunch and have a drink at one of the local tavernas. Make sure you visit the monastery as well as although it looks a long walk and climb it is worth it, and there is lots to see in the narrow streets en route.
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May the best attraction in the island. Actually the whole island is an active volcano. You have the opportunity to pay a close visit. Try getting up a bit early, in order to avoid the majority of tourists coming by buses. 2 euros entrance totally worth it. Do not visit wearing your slippers, as it may be hot. Carry some water, your camera and wear a hat to avoid the heat. Also, pay a visit not only to Stefanos but also to the other craters on the opposite site.
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At the small harbour of Nisyros you can have a good cappuccino or Greek coffee at Ellinis or a good lunch. The owner is Australian and can advise you what to order as to not always eat Gyros and dolma. The restaurant Salinikios offers very good local food and the staff is also very friendly.You can rent scooters at Captain Rentals and investigate the Island at your own pace. A map is supplied and the scooters are well maintained.A typical Greek harbour, well worth a visit, also for sailing boats.