For those who want to know things about our pretty island and can't understand our language, we decided to post some information about "us" in English.
Andros is an island, in the geographical complex called "Cyclades". It is the Northern most and second largest Island of the complex. It covers about 374sq.km and its about 36 nautical miles from Port Rafina in Athens.
It is not very big – concerning the size of Crete or Rhodes – nor very important for the word. As a matter of fact, we really doubt for the popularity we have. Of course this doesn’t play any role in our passion about it…
In here, you may find pictures and information about our most important festivals, our beautiful landscapes and some memories we have from living there.
Our e-mail address is andros258@gmail.com. You may send your questions and your suggestions about what you believe would make this blog better. You can be sure that you will receive an answer.
Unfortunately, we can’t be unbiased as we love this place and our aim isn’t to report things but to share our good moments. We don’t know if you sympathise with us but you can anyway take a look, post comments and ask questions.
Thank you for reading and we hope you could catch on some of the "magic" we believe our homeplace has!
Andros is an island, in the geographical complex called "Cyclades". It is the Northern most and second largest Island of the complex. It covers about 374sq.km and its about 36 nautical miles from Port Rafina in Athens.
It is not very big – concerning the size of Crete or Rhodes – nor very important for the word. As a matter of fact, we really doubt for the popularity we have. Of course this doesn’t play any role in our passion about it…
In here, you may find pictures and information about our most important festivals, our beautiful landscapes and some memories we have from living there.
Our e-mail address is andros258@gmail.com. You may send your questions and your suggestions about what you believe would make this blog better. You can be sure that you will receive an answer.
Unfortunately, we can’t be unbiased as we love this place and our aim isn’t to report things but to share our good moments. We don’t know if you sympathise with us but you can anyway take a look, post comments and ask questions.
Thank you for reading and we hope you could catch on some of the "magic" we believe our homeplace has!
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