Kalamitsi on Sithonia - with a renewed waterfront

Kalamitsi on Sithonia - renewed waterfront is prompting

At the end of our partwise guided camper-culture trip we had arranged another meeting with our guests on Sithonia for two days, Kalamitsi was the destination.

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Already last year we visited the seaside resort Kalamitsi several times in, as the beautiful sandy beach with its crystal-clear water particularly attracted us.

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Surprisingly now in mid-May the beach was still not crowded, just a few visitors had settled on the beautiful sandy beach.

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Probably your orign has to be the North of Europe to feel the water temperatures as pleasant, so we were and took a bath in the sea.

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We noticed, however, some construction activities, so the waterfront promenade will soon be finished. The street has been paved, which continued into the upper restaurant terrace on the beach.

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Here the sea had left its prey.

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The caught squid hung right next to the first beach restaurant, it never gets any fresher.

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Then we recognize the different levels, which had become terraces made of netstones covered with beach sands, so there was a further step to the beach. Good solution!

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Is not that a tempting sight?

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Or the sea in this photo?

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Here the differences in height are clearly visible through the terraces.

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Thus the restaurant area was also significantly larger and no longer as steep as in the previous year, where chairs and tables often threatened to overturn.

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After reviewing the kitchen, we decided to go for coffee and cakes .....

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While Seher was rather heartily preferred.

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Another guest had also stopped at our feet, but without being intrusive.

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