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Imbros
village
| The village is built at an altitude of 780m, and is called Imbros
or Nimbros.
The picturesque plateau covers an area of 2,500 sq. meters and has
approximately 100 inhabitants that stay in the village from April to
November. In the winter time they move to the southern villages.
They are mostly stock breeders and farmers and they cultivate walnut trees and grapes that produce excellent wine and
tsikoudia (rake). The village
also produces fine honey.
Most of the time in winter the village is covered with snow. In the
village there are taverns where the visitor can taste the
traditional Sfakian cooking.
more about Imbros village and gorge |
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Agios Ioannis |
Aradena |
Anopolis.
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Loutro |
Chora Sfakion |
Komitades |
Frangokastello |
Agia Roumeli |
Samaria gorge |
Askifou |
Imbros |
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Sfakia Region |
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