HISTORY

  • Foundations of a fortified castle of the Hellenistic era at the location of Hellenica shortly before the mountain pass of Aghia Paraskevi in Sela.

  • Ruins of a stronghold of the Hellenistic era on the Xylokastro mountain peak, which supervised the strait between Etoloakarnania and Kalamos.

  • Foundation inscription of a residence dated 1825.

  • The castle of Episkopi built in the later Roman/early Byzantine era with its main mission being that of controlling shipping in the strait of Kalamos – Mytikas Etoloakarnanias.

  • The church of Aghii Anargyri with the miraculous icon of the Holy Virgin.

  • The little church of Aghia Paraskevi in Sela.

  • Interior of the little church of St. George in the settlement of Episkopi.

  • The church of St. George in Kalamos with its remarkable bell tower featuring characteristics of the Ionian Sea islands’ (the so called ‘Eptanisos’) architecture.

  • The recently renovated church of St. Gerasimos on the path from Kalamos to Kefali which is encountered in the first minutes of the route.

  • The little church of St. Constantine is still located beside the sea. The church with its special architectural features aging in the saltiness.

  • The ruins of one of the two windmills in Kefali.

  • A threshing floor in Pano Kefali hidden somewhere in the age-old olive grove.

  • One more threshing floor on the road from Kalamos to Kefali.

  • The remainder of the old picturesque path connecting the two settlements of the island – Kalamos and Kefali.

  • Two derelict windmills at the entrance to the gulf of Kefali.

  • One of the tens of the island’s lime kilns.

  • The windmill in Petri.