Polychoros Agio Galas

Beware.

Website said open. Two hours to get there and it was closed, only open weekends now. Difficult to find as no signal so Google maps didn’t work.

5 out of 10

We went and visited the cave it seemed we were rushed through as the guided was concerned to get to the next group. overall it was a pleasant experience. We then decided to go and have lunch which the...

Polychoros: An Amani Must

This hidden gem of a taverna made the trip extra special! The surroundings were serene, befitting the solemnity of the Church of Agiogalousena. The food was all made by the proprietor and it was delic...

It doesn't seem to be open

we drove to an extra place, but at that moment it was completely closed. Not a single person could be seen, the park was at a standstill with board games and a tent. There was no indication when it wa...

Stunning natural beauty

Great retreat that has it all. There is a playground for kids to play. There is deep history with the church and cave of Ag Galas. A fountain with fresh water from the mountains flows from a spout tha...