Nies
Nies is a picturesque seaside settlement, built in a beautiful bay on the southwestern shores of Pagasitikos, at the foot of Chlomos.
It is located in very close proximity to Almyros, the Aghialos Airport, the National Highway, Volos, and just 5 kilometers from Sourpi Magnesia and 3 kilometers from Amaliapoli, offering an ideal combination of tranquility and easy access.
With its stunning natural beauty and convenient location, Nies is the ideal destination for those seeking a peaceful and picturesque retreat.
From the beautiful bay of the settlement to the nearby mountains and picturesque villages of the area, there is an abundance of attractions and activities to discover during your stay.
Nies is located in close proximity to a range of attractions, offering endless opportunities for relaxation and adventure. The town of Almyros, located just 20 kilometers away, is renowned for the Kouri Forest, offering stunning natural beauty and the opportunity to connect with nature.
For those who wish to explore further, Aghialos and Nea Aghialos Airport are located nearby, while Volos and Mount Pelion, the renowned mountain of the Centaurs, and the beautiful islands of the Sporades, such as Skiathos and Skopelos, are also just a few kilometers away.
Nies is approximately 270 kilometers away from Athens and 230 kilometers away from Thessaloniki, making it easily accessible for travelers from both cities.
This place magically combines the beauty of the mountains with the tranquility of the sea. It is an untouched treasure of time, a pristine area waiting to be discovered.
With its untouched natural beauty and the region still unspoiled by tourism, this place offers a unique opportunity for relaxation and exploration. Discover the raw beauty of the area, enjoy the serenity of the place, and seek out the incredible experiences it has to offer.
The sea with its crystal-clear waters in shades of blue and green, the pale blue sky, and the vast expanses of olive trees surrounding protectively the picturesque settlement create a mesmerizing panorama, making it one of the most beautiful spots in Magnesia.
This place is a true cosmopolitan retro town that, nevertheless, remains untouched and unspoiled by tourism. Enjoy the endless views of the sea and the surrounding mountains, relax on the beaches with crystal-clear waters, and discover the history and culture of the region.
This enchanting place is perfect for romantic getaways. The sunsets are truly mesmerizing, especially when the sun paints the sea in shades of red. Undoubtedly, it is an experience that will leave you with unforgettable memories.
On the other hand, the sunrise creates a unique spectacle as the sun emerges from the sea, painting the horizon with magical colors that cannot be described in words. It is an experience worth living and enjoying during your stay in this place.
Lucky visitors of Nies have the opportunity to enjoy the dance of dolphins that visit the bay, following the boats. This enchanting experience will remain unforgettable for all those who get to live it.
Nies is a place that perfectly combines the charm of untouched nature with modern amenities and beautiful beaches. From sandy beaches to pebble beaches and crystal-clear turquoise waters, Nies promises unforgettable holidays to even the most discerning visitors.
This picturesque bay is the point from which, according to Greek mythology, Achilles and his Myrmidons set off for the Trojan War. This area belonged to the kingdom of Achilles, ancient Phthia. This historical information adds an additional dimension to the picturesque bay of Nies and makes it even more intriguing for history and mythology enthusiasts.
At Cape Glaros in the bay of Nies, as well as in the wider marine area, shipwrecks from the Late Roman and Byzantine periods have been discovered. Additionally, there are findings from a shipwreck dating back to the Hellenistic period, around the 3rd century BCE. These historical artifacts highlight the significance of this area in the history of the Mediterranean and add even more intrigue to the bay of Nies and the surrounding region.
At the site of Metochi, a submerged settlement from the Middle Bronze Age (19th-17th centuries BCE) was discovered. The findings discovered in this settlement indicate the existence of an ancient civilization in the area, adding even more interest to the history of the Nies region and the broader region of Magnesia.
Since 2004, the marine area of Nies has been officially declared an archaeological site. The entire region presents significant archaeological and religious interest, thanks to the presence of two monasteries located there. The monasteries date back to the 13th to 17th centuries and they preserve the sacred and miraculous icon of the “Dormition of the Theotokos” and the miraculous icon of “Panagia Xenia.”
The settlement also offers beautiful beaches with clear waters and sandy shores, as well as opportunities for fishing, diving, and other water sports. Additionally, visitors can enjoy mountain trails with views of the Aegean Sea and Mount Pelion, as well as visit the monasteries and archaeological sites in the area. With all these key elements, Nies is the ideal destination for those seeking relaxation, entertainment, and a connection with nature.
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