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The seaside settlement that hosts Kythnos Bay Hotel owes its name to its thermal springs. There are two springs: The first, of Agioi Anargyri, is saline and is located inside the Thermal Spa which has been operating for many years. The second, called source of Kakavos, is located 50m from the first one, it contains iodide, bromide and sodium chloride and its temperature reaches 52°C. Part of the thermal waters end up in the sea, in a specially shaped kind of stone cistern, where the visitor can enjoy their therapeutic effect, without charge.
Hot baths worth visiting:
– The thermal springs of Kythnos (hydrotherapy center).
– The castle of Oria – The church of Agioi Anargyri
– The source of Kakavos– The staircase of the mine
The seaside settlement that hosts Kythnos Bay Hotel owes its name to its thermal springs. There are two springs: The first, of Agioi Anargyri, is saline and is located inside the Thermal Spa which has been operating for many years. The second, called source of Kakavos, is located 50m from the first one, it contains iodide, bromide and sodium chloride and its temperature reaches 52°C. Part of the thermal waters end up in the sea, in a specially shaped kind of stone cistern, where the visitor can enjoy their therapeutic effect, without charge.
Hot baths worth visiting:
– The thermal springs of Kythnos (hydrotherapy center).
– The castle of Oria – The church of Agioi Anargyri
– The source of Kakavos– The staircase of the mine
Although Kythnos (or Thermia, due to its thermal springs) is one of the closest Cycladic Islands from Attica, it remains one of the most unknown corners of the Aegean. In its northern part there are Merichas, the port of the island, Chora the capital, Loutra and Dryopida. The southern part of Kythnos is almost uninhabited, except from the area of Panagia Kanala and the small bay of Agios Dimitrios.
The island has 100 beaches of which 65 are famous sandy beaches. The landscape is completely Cycladic, with hills, 350 white picturesque chapels spreaded out throughout the island, while the villages are full of paved streets, white houses, squares, churches and windmills. Τhe island was inhabited in the 10th century from Dryopes, inhabitants of Evia, while it prospered in antiquity and contributed a trireme to the naval battle of Salamis. The island passed to the Venetians in 1204, then to the Turks and finally joined the newly formed Greek state in 1830.
Refresh yourself…
Kythnos offers many activities that will satisfy even the most demanding guests:
– Thermal Baths– Swimming
– Scuba diving– Water sports
– Fishing rifle– Hiking
– Mountain Biking– Excursions
FROM THE PORT
OF LAVRIO
FROM THE PORT
OF PIRAEUS
FROM CHORA
OF KYTHNOS
FROM THE PORT
OF MERICHAS
BY LINE BUS &
TAXI FROM DRYOPIDA
FROM THE PORT
OF LAVRIO
FROM THE PORT
OF PIRAEUS
FROM CHORA
OF KYTHNOS
FROM THE PORT
OF MERICHAS
BY LINE BUS &
TAXI FROM DRYOPIDA
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