Kantanos-Selino

From the chapel of Agios Pavlos (1), the path begins to climb again above the beach, surrounded by pine trees. After a while, it descends lower, running parallel to the beach, through apine-covered hillside.

After 1.200 m, and having passed close to the church of Agiοi Pantes, we come to a branch of the road (2) with a wooden sign showing the way to the village of Agios Ioannis.

Having passed along the beach of Domata (1), on its east side we see a steep little path which we ascend to the foot of the rock. At the end of this difficult climb there is a well with not drinkable water.

From this point on, we climb between pine trees, following the edge of the cliff which opens up to our left, for a while.

As we move away from the precipice to go eastwards, the pine trees begin to thin and we encounter an even, scrub-covered area, at an altitude of 200 m. Behind us, in the distance, we can see the area of Sougia and of ancient Lissos.

From Paleochora (1), following the coastal road, after passing by the cemetery, we cross a paved road through an olive grove and 1 km after we reach the Camping “Paleochora” (2), by the sea. We continue for a while, until the entrance to the gorge of the river Alogirianos, where we see a dirt road on our right, which crosses the river and then splits into two directions. We follow the right branch of this road, the one that runs parallel to the sea, for about 3 km, until the outlet of the Anidriotiko gorge (3) and its beautiful pebble beach.

From Sougia (1), we follow the same section of the route to Omalos via Koustogerako for about 2,8 km, until the bridge (2) that crosses to the east bank of the gorge of Sougia.

Immediately after the bridge, we turn left and follow the asphalt-paved road for 1,6 km, until a designated parking area (3).

After the parking area, we come to a little chapel of Agios Dimitrios; to the left, in the stream bed, the ruins of an old stone bridge can be seen.