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Lagos is a serene village with an ancient history and very friendly residents. We enjoyed strolling by the sea and the lagoon, delicious food in the local tavern, yummy sweets and locally made ice-cream at the cafe by the port and relaxing drinks under the canopy of the traditional Museum café (Mouseio). It’s worth exploring the cultural and economic history of this multiethnic site, once the second largest port of Northern Greece, where one can hear Bulgarian, Greek and Turkish spoken alongside each other. This sleepy village that boats a little mooring canal, lush vegetation and fantastic views of a wildlife nature reserve is built along a narrow strip of land between the lagoon and the open sea, is also the northernmost port of Greece. We visited the nearby old monastery built on stilts inside the lagoon and met the friendly elderly monks who were keen to offer local coffee and talk to us about the unknown history of the area. Lagos will remain in our hearts as a safe haven for people and wildlife alike.

Good for fishing, bird-watching, photography and exploring new beach-areas and small villages. I recommend the Camping Natura Beach /it's great for kids/ and Mirodato beach /Beach Bar Ya Banaki/. Sun-set watching and dinner - Fanari /Thea Mare, To Steki/.