Fokida Region
home of the archeological site of Delphi
Fokida Region
Fokida, also written as Phocis, is one of the administrative divisions of Greece. Its south part faces the Corinthian gulf and includes part of the Parnassus Mountain. Fokida is most famous for the archeological site of Delphi, located on the slope of Mount Parnassus and overlooking the sea and the coastal town of Itea. The port of Galaxidi, which is 30 km away from Delphi, attracts visitors with its calm atmosphere.
highlights: home of the archeological site of Delphi, region in Central Greece, Greece
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Hotels in Fokida Region
Anneta House
hotel in Galaxidi, Fokida Region
Hotel Lefas
hotel in Delphi, Fokida Region
Santa Xenia
hotel in Galaxidi, Fokida Region
Villa Thalassa
villa in Paralia Sergoulas, Fokida Region
Niriides
hotel in Galaxidi, Fokida Region
Ganimede Hotel
hotel in Galaxidi, Fokida Region
Greenblue
hotel in Marathias, Fokida Region
Skaloma Villas Art 2
villa in Skaloma, Fokida Region
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