Folegandros Greece

Folegandros in Greece lies on the southwestern part of the Cyclades complex, between Sikinos and Milos, 104 nautical miles from Piraeus Port. Its surface area is about 32 km2 and has almost 765 inhabitants. The climate is dry with very little rain. The island has a varied landscape, tall cliffs and a large cave which is called Chrysospilia and has a significant speleological and archaeological interest. The coastline has beautiful bays, coves and small capes. The capital is built on a cliff of 200 meters with an amazing view to the Aegean Sea. There is a large development on the tourist infrastructure in recent years and accommodations for all tastes.