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More to know about Alkyonides Gulf
Alkyonides Gulf is a body of water in the Thermaic Gulf, part of the Aegean Sea in central Macedonia, Greece. The gulf borders the Pieria region and serves as a maritime gateway to northern Greece. Visitors explore coastal towns, enjoy water activities such as swimming and boating, and visit nearby archaeological sites that reflect the area's ancient Greek heritage and strategic historical significance.
The Alkyonides Gulf is a sheltered coastal inlet in the Corinthia regional unit of northeastern Peloponnese, Greece, forming the eastern section of the Gulf of Corinth between the coordinates of approximately 38.0 N and 22.9 E. It is bounded by the Perachora Peninsula to the west and the outskirts of Corinth to the east, with the main urban center of Loutraki serving as the primary visitor hub. Editorial content is based on verified geographic sources, local tourism records, and established travel knowledge as of 2025.
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