Greek landscape, a selection of panoramic photos

Arta, Ambracian gulf, Chania, Crete...

Ambracian gulf: also known as the Gulf of Arta, it is a gulf of the Ionian Sea in northwestern Greece. About 40 km long and 15 km wide. The towns of Preveza, Amphilochia, and Vonitsa lie on its shores. A underwater tunnel allows to pass the channel between Aktio and Preveza. The gulf is quite shallow, and the water is warmer and less salty than the Ionian see, it forms a rich ecosystem particularly appreciated by migratory birds.

Chania: Located in the north-west of Crete, Chania is famous for its old Venetian city-center. On this picture above you can see the district of the former leather factories, on the east side of the city, an interesting place, with great potential, let's bet than in a few years these old warehouses will be converted into houses, bars and art galleries...

Gramvouza Crete: An amazing and beautiful place, located in the north-west of Crete. To see especially out of season, when the tourists have not yet arrived. The view on the lagoon and the two islandsImeri Gramvousa and Agria Gramvousa is absolutely stunning. Imeri Gramvousa hosts the remains of a venetian fort that is possible to visit during the summer.

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