Stavros

Stavros has served as a refugee settlement on the Macedonian coast since 1923, when families displaced from Asia Minor helped shape the modern town. It lies on the Strymonian Gulf, where a long sandy shoreline meets the foothills of the Kerdylia Mountains. Stavros is part of the wider Thessaloniki regional unit and sits along the coastal route linking the city of Thessaloniki with eastern Macedonia and Thrace. Its seafront, small harbour and summer-oriented streets give the town a distinctly coastal rhythm, while the surrounding area leads towards Lake Volvi and the forested slopes inland. Continue with other webcams from the area to see how this stretch of the Strymonian Gulf coast connects regionally.

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