Itea

Among the towns of central Greece, Itea stands out for its position on the Gulf of Corinth, below the slopes that rise toward Delphi. This working port occupies the northern shore of the gulf and has long served as the coastal approach to the famed archaeological site inland. Delphi, a UNESCO World Heritage site, was the sanctuary of Apollo and home to the ancient Greek world’s most influential oracle. Itea’s waterfront, marina and surrounding olive-growing countryside give the town a distinctly maritime character, while the road inland connects it with Phocis’s mountain terrain. Continue through nearby webcams to explore different parts of Itea and the Gulf of Corinth.

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