The Greek island that drove the British crazy

British travelers are invited Spectator newspaper So they prefer Greek places to trivia this year. Anjali says in general, “For many people when they think of a vacation, Greece, with its thousands of islands in the Ionian and Aegean seas, is the first thing that stretches before their mind’s eye. However, we’re not here to reminisce about the back alleys of Mykonos and Santorini. Get off the beaten track and explore hidden Greek hideaways.” It’s time to show off the shy charm.” Of the 13 Aegean and Ionian islands, Astypalaia tops the Observer list.

According to the columnist, Astypalea is the jewel of the Aegean in the shape of a butterfly. It was once the hiding place of insular Greece. Even today, although easily accessible by daily flights from Athens, it still “flies” off the “radar” of mass tourists. This enchanting Dodecanese retreat “marries” an enchanting “taste” of the unknown with elegance.

What did the mayor of Astypalea say?

About the new distinction, the mayor of Astypalia, Nicos Kominez, said, “Astypalia, in a unique way, evolves and at the same time maintains its authenticity unchanged. Through concerted actions, we dynamically advance on the path of sustainability by showing internationally how to protect your heritage and natural environment with future tactics.

Through the “Astypalaia: Smart and Sustainable Island” project implemented in collaboration with the Greek Government and the WV Group, electric mobility, digital systems, green energy and infrastructure projects are gaining a basis and becoming elements that create a new vision for Astypalaia. , Deed. The number of electric vehicles in the commercial and private sectors continues to grow.

At the same time, the Astybus and Astygo services operating through the Astymove electronic application create a new movement in the movement of tourists and residents, covering the needs of movement on the island of Astypalea in a sustainable way. At the same time, the construction of a hybrid renewable energy plant in Astypalaia is expected with the aim of meeting 80% of the island’s energy needs from clean energy sources. This summer, the Aegean butterfly migrates at a higher rate, attracting more travel flows from abroad.”

Source: APE – MEB