Walk to Cape Potos

The walk begins at the southern end of San Antonio Beach. Here you will find the beginning of the path climbing the cliff. The beginning of the journey is a bit unpleasant due to the fact that the bushes near the beach serve as a public toilet. After a while, however, a beautiful view opens up of the beach and Potos in the background

A short distance away is a beautiful view of Vulos beach. It is difficult to climb down here. It's easier to swim here

The Potos Peninsula is just a noodle sticking out into the sea. It is about 200 meters wide and about a kilometer long. The road itself is relatively wide and a car could pass here.

After walking about 250 meters from the beach, you will come to a small chapel. This is where most of the hikers turn around, who really think it's a very short walk. It's basically just getting started here for us.

About 100 meters further, a steep path leads to a wild beach – a good tip for those who don't like crowds on organized beaches. An ideal spot on the way back to freshen up.

It really looks like somewhere in the wilderness.

This is followed by a section where there are only sporadic views thanks to the tall pine trees. They start almost at the end of the peninsula, where the vegetation is lower and the region is more arid.

Then the view to the east opens up really nicely – where you can see a large sea cave, a well-known rock formation and in the background Rosonkremos beach

Probably the best-known view of this walk is at the very end, where the path visually leads to the very end of the world.

At the very end of the cape, there is basically no decent view. Basically, trying to take any photo of a cliff is relatively dangerous.