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Galatas is the sistertown of Poros. They have thier own mayor and their own council. Galatas is developing its character and is being more and more independent of Poros. Galatas has a nice waterfront where you can sit down and eat or have something to drink. There are many cafés, bars and restaurants, and a nice view over Poros. In Galatas they say that "the best with Poros is the beautiful view". Specially at nighttime with all the lamps, and the lights from Poros reflecting in the sea. In Galatas everything is a little cheaper than on Poros. They have not developed the tourism as much as Poros has. Here the time stands still. It is more genuine Greek. You go to the market and buy your vegetables, you go to the bakery in the morning and buy your breakfast bread, baked in the old fashion way. The people lives on growing olives and citrusfruits. Many foreign labour is working on the farms. There are a few small industries. |
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KYRAGELO
Galatas Camping-ground
BEACHES

Next beach you come to is Plaka, about 2,2 kilometers from
center of Galatas. I think this is a nice little beach. Sandy bottom,
a pier where children jump from. There is a nice little taverna where
you can have something to eat. The day I took this photo it was cloudy.

The last beach within reasonable distance is Aliki. This is perhaps the
best beach in the area. It is about 3 kilometers from center of Galatas.
Here you have the most shallow beach. There are two
tavernas in the area.
It is possible to go here by taxi from Galatas, or by taxi-boat.
I have more photos from Aliki on my page about beaches: Aliki

![]() Agia Anna at the western way out |
![]() Agios Nikolaos The cathedral in center of town ![]() Papa Giannis |
![]() Monument over men killed at war |
![]() Market |

