Papa Nero Beach

The area around Papa Nero Beach

North of Papa Nero beach

From the path climbing from Damouhari (just south of Papa Nero) to the mountain village of Tsangarada, looking to the north, you can see three successive bays: the first is Papa Nero beach, the second is the holiday resort of Agios Ioannis (with a small harbour of which you see the wall) and the third is Plaka beach (July 2001)

From the harbour wall in Agios Ioannis you can see the whole village (August 2000)

A "Flying Dolphin" ("Minoan Lines") arriving in Agios Ioannis harbour (August 2000). Until 2000 these hydrofoils linked Agios Ioannis to the island of Skiathos four times per week (on Wednesday and Saturday morning and evening). Unfortunately, this connection was discontinued during the autumn of 2000.

Agios Ioannis beach

"Plaka" is the name of the bay and beach just north Agios Ioannis; it's easy to reach through a narrow path. Apart from a hotel and a few tavernas it is uninhabited (August 2000).

South of Papa Nero beach

Just south of Papa Nero is the village of Damouhari. From there, a path climbs to the mountain village of Tsangarada. This picture was made from the highest point on that path from which you can still see Damouhari (July 2001)

Damouhari beach. In the background you can see the first part of the path to Tsangarada (July 2001)

Damouhari has a small harbour; it is the only natural harbour in the Aegean side of the Pilion peninsula (August 2000)

Damouhari harbour seen from the "castle" (August 2000)

Damouhari beach seen from the stairs which form the first part of the path to Tsangarada (July 2001)

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