Southwest Pelion
Mount Pelion (also spelt Pelio or Pelium; Greek, Modern: Πήλιο, Ancient/Katharevousa: Πήλιον) forms a hook-like peninsula between the Pagasetic Gulf and the Aegean Sea. South West Pelion lies on the east coast of the Pagasetic Gulf. The mountains has just a few trees, as you move souther the environment looks more like typical Greek Island with bare rocks and no trees. Pelion is a tourist attraction throughout the year: the mountain includes trails and sidewalks for walking within small and large beaches with sand or pebbles. Located near the city of Volos, in the prefecture of Magnesia. ContentsVillages[edit]Get in[edit]South West Pelion is the area of Pelion which is further away from Volos. There are frequently buses from Volos to most of the villages in that area. Get around[edit]The only way to get around is from Volos Interurban Bus Terminal ("Yperastiko KTEL") (KTEL Volou). See[edit][add listing]Do[edit][add listing]
Beaches[edit]There is a good variety of beaches on Pelion. The west side to the Pagasetic Gulf has smaller sandy beaches with calm waters. Buy[edit][add listing]Eat[edit][add listing]
Drink[edit][add listing]The most lively nightlife can found in Milina and Argalasti.
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