Kythira Greece

Kythira in Greece is a beautiful island with lush greenery, located 12 nautical miles south of the Peloponnese, in the place where the Aegean, the Crete and the Ionian Sea meet. The old name is Cerigo and, according to the mythology, it is the place where Aphrodite, the Greek goddess of love was born. The most remarkable sights are Palaiochora, the old ruined byzantine town, the castle of the modern town, the waterfalls, the medieval castle of Kato Chora, the gorges, the old churches and the museums.