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Kalamaki or Propan is a mountainous village of central Pelion, 32km. from Volos.

At the central paved square of the village you can admire the unique view to the Aegean Sea, and to get cooler in the fountain of the square, where cool water spurts from the rocks.

The name of the village "Kalamaki" comes from the beach of the same name, which is located in a distance of 2km, while the name "Propan" comes from the local stone of Pelion (Propan), which is used in the construction of the cobbles of Pelion and the Monasteries of the Mount Athos.

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The city of Volos constitutes the point of reference for your transportation. The choice of a means of transport is yours, and whatever you choose the access will be easy in every place accordingly also to your starting point, for Volos as well as for Pelion and its villages. We hope that the information provided will be useful...

The combination of the tradition, the nature, the culture and the history of Pelion offers to the visitor countless beautiful images, which worth the dedication of time and exploration... Additionally, during your stay in Tsagarada, you will have the chance to visit many beautiful places, and apart from this village, in the whole area of the east Pelion as well...

The beaches of Pelion on the Aegean Sea as well as on the Pagasitikos Gulf are famous for their crystal clear waters, and for this reason many have been awarded with a blue flag by the European Union. There is a wide variety of beaches, social, peaceful and isolated, sandy and with pebbles...

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Xourichti Xourichti is located at an altitude of 550m. from the sea and 50km far from Volos through Milies. It is a small, peaceful and lush village of the North-East Pelion, which its name is probably related to the fact that is is built on a slope with many winds (in Greek this can be described metaphorically by the verb "xirizei")...	Milopotamos Milopotamos is not a village, but a beach, and in particular one of the most famous beaches in Greece. Milopotamos is a "double" beach, divided by a huge rock with a hole at its centre, which provides protection from the wind and the sun. On this rock, there is also available space for climbing, for the funs of the sport...
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