A Walk and a Discovery

What to see

Churches, chapels, old fountains, Vigli, the spring, and sites associated with the village’s history and natural landscape.

Sunken Vigil

Panagia Vigliotissa

Historic church in Vigli, within one of the most characteristic landscapes of Voulismeni.

Access: Vehicle access or hiking trail

Fraro / Neapolis area

Monastery of Saint Anthony of Fraro

A ruined Franciscan monastery near Voulismeni and Neapoli.

Access: Access by car or on foot

Northeast of Voulismeni

Saint Onuphrius

An old chapel northeast of Voulismeni, linked to local legends and the village’s religious heritage.

Access: Access via farm roads and local routes.

Voulismeni Center

Metamorphosis of the Savior

The main church of Voulismeni, a focal point for daily life and the village festival.

Access: Within the settlement.

Voulismeni

Saint Catherine

A church in the village, near the old fountains and the everyday life of Voulismeni.

Access: Within the settlement.

Voulismeni Area

Saints Constantine and Helen

A religious site in Voulismeni, part of the network of small churches and chapels in the area.

Access: Access from Voulismeni.

Voulismeni / Kavalaras Area

Holy Cross

A religious and local landmark in the natural surroundings of Voulismeni, connected to the trails leading to Kavalaras.

Access: Access via local roads.

Hair

Potamos Beach, Malia

A large sandy beach east of Malia, convenient for taking a boat out from Voulismeni.

Access: From Voulismeni via Neapoli to Malia, by car or KTEL bus.

Saint Nicholas

Ammos Beach, Agios Nikolaos

A centrally located, well-organized beach next to the Agios Nikolaos marina, ideal for swimming and strolling through town.

Access: From Voulismeni via Neapolis to Agios Nikolaos.

Saint Nicholas

Kitroplatia, Agios Nikolaos

The most central beach in Agios Nikolaos, right next to the harbor, offering food, coffee, and a glimpse into the history of the citrus trade.

Access: From Voulismeni via Neapolis to Agios Nikolaos.