Assos Review

If the weather is good, the sea water is blue. Of course, we must be lucky to see it. But when we came, it was very good and it was really hot. Well, there were fishermen selling salvaged seafood beside it.

Athos is the degantes in ancient Greek mythology. Like other degantes, he is the son of Uranus and Gaia. He threw a mountain to Zeus, who knocked it down near Macedonia and became the holy peak of Mount Asos. And this place is in Turkey. The mountains and valleys are crowded with beautiful scenery.

Quiet place, good scenery, not many people, there are many cats, very comfortable. There are many flowers planted near the house. They are flourishing, fairy tales and artistic conception. It's a place worth visiting.

Assos is a quiet fishing village on the Aegean Sea, where the great Aristotle lived for two years. Standing at Assos, you can see Greece. The tranquility of Assos makes us reluctant to leave, walking along the beach in the early morning, silent, only the occasional early risers sprinkle the streets with basin water, and the self-righteous cats jump out and play. Resting in this rare town, we still enjoy local delicacies, fresh sea fish, pickled pickles and rich Turkish black tea. Although the beach on the Aegean Sea is full of gravel and weeds, there are wild poppies blooming in full swing. The sunshine is a bit dazzling. You can't imagine the elegance of Santorini on such an Aegean beach, but there is always an unusual kindness, a feeling of long-term reunion.

Athos is the site of the ancient Athena temple, which is now abandoned and has only a few pillars, but the site is on a hilltop, surrounded by the sea on three sides, and the scenery is beautiful.