Hiking & River Trekking Santa Mill Kimi-Evia

Our appointment is at 6:45 at the Sepolia Metro Station, from where we will depart for the starting point of the hike, Kymi (approximately 2.5 hours drive). From there we will start our hike to Santa Mill on a stone path, enjoying the dense vegetation of the area. Santa Mill is a magical location near the village Androniani. It took its name from the abandoned watermill, whose ruins still exist here.

The watermill stopped operating around 1965. Impressive is the waterfall and the 2 stone bridges which are covered with dense vegetation. The bridges were built by craftsmen from Epirus at the end of the 19th century and ensured the passage to the neighboring villages. Once we reach the Mill of Santa we will descend and enter the stream where we will start our river trekking in a landscape of unique and incomparable beauty! Gurgling water and waterfalls among the rocky masses and the rich vegetation are waiting for us for enjoyable dives and games!

• You do not need to have previous experience.
• It is a route suitable for children as well.
• It requires elementary physical condition and love for nature.
• Difficulty Degree: 1/5
• Duration: 4 hours

* With the declaration of interest, each participant is obliged to inform the organizer of any health problems and must have any medication with him.
* The organizing company has the right to make changes to the planned activities, depending on weather conditions or other factors.
* The organizer reserves the right to exclude from the activity people who do not comply with his / her suggestions, endangering their own or group security and in any way disturbing the other participants.
* If cancellation occurs 7 days before the start of the trip, the amount is refunded in full. If canceled within the week of the trip, 100% of the total amount of the deposit is deducted.
*  If the minimum number is not reached, the trip will be canceled and the amount will be refunded in full.

Meeting point: 6:45 am at Sepolia metro station red line. (The point on the map below shows the area of activity and NOT the meeting point)