The Holiday homes Azalas lie next to the small settlement Ágios Dimítris.
Only a few houses make up the small settlement.
The chapel with the same name stands directly above the sea.
the chapel Ágios Dimítris
the chapel seen from the sea
view over the bay of Azalás from the north
Here the hills meet the coastal plain.
In spring the shrubland is in flower.
torrente (usually dry river bed) with flowering oleander
Olive trees on the low hills
In spring the fields in the coastal plain are covered with flowers.
small wood of sclerophyll trees on the hills
Along the coast grows open maquis vegetation.
Old olive tree with the Cape in the background
plane tree in the river bed
The shepherds and farmers in the area used to live in small stone houses.
these old stone houses are called “mitátos”
small mitátos on the next hill
The valley to the north of Azalás is deeply incised.
In places the river bed forms a small gorge.
gorge at the river south of Azalás
Cape Stavrós from the mountain
The cape lies between Moutsoúna (to the right) and Azalás (to the left).
with the kayak at the tip of the cape
on the north side of the cape
view from the cape onto the bay of Azalás
The beach consists of stones and pebbles.
looking over the bay towards Ágios Dimítris
The tip of the cape is very special place!
the small harbour village of Moutsoúna
There are several taverns directly at the beach.
Here you can sit wonderfully to enjoy your meal.
At the quay the emery was loaded onto boats.
monument for the emery workers
In winter it is quiet in Moutsoúna.
plane tree at the village “square”
fishing boats at the quay
Behind this hill lies the wonderful beach of Chochlakás.
the amazing beach Chochlakás
The beach lies on the south side of the cape, so that the water is calm in summer.
To get to the beach you have to walk down this steep rock face.
