EVS-Islands

Nisis Pserimos (36°56'N., 27°08'E.), a small island, rises to a height of 268m and is fronted by small islets and off-lying rocks in places. Akra Roussa, the S extremity of this island, is marked by a main light. A wreck, with a depth of 11m, lies about 0.6 mile S of the light. Nisis Plati, a large islet, lies 1 mile W of Nisis Pserimos and is fringed by rocks, some above water. Vrakhonisis Nikrothikes, a small rocky islet, lies close N of the N end of Nisis Plati and is marked by a main light.

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Now let me tell you everything else I learned about the island while scouring the internet. The village of Pserimos (Google search for Pserimos Island+images) is small. The 100 permanent inhabitants are sponge harvesters or fishermen. The small village is fronted by an inviting beach. The tourist agencies say this is the place to get away from it all. Daily ferry service from both Kos and Kalymos gives the explorer convenient access. I've decided on a way you should view the simple shoreline map I post. It is a map waiting for your adventures to be recorded upon. Geotag your photos to the map and it comes alive for you and any future viewers. Fill in the blank spaces and it becomes a record of your journeys. Or just admire the fine looking shoreline map, as I do.

Posted by Mr Minton on Friday, April 14, 2006 at 4/14/2006 06:54:00 AM | Permalink