At the edge of the port, the iron French Wharf and the abandoned store houses of the French Mining Company of Lavrion stand overlooking anchored merchant ships, passenger ships, fishing boats and sailing boats.

In close proximity to the Greek capital, Lavrion is a seaside town that lies within a lavish pine forest. Its privileged position on the Attic coastline and its attractive surroundings are reason enough to visit a place whose history goes back to ancient times.

A site of undisputable archeological, paleontological, geological and botanological interest, the heartland of Lavreotiki, covering an area of 4,000 hectares, constitutes the Sounion National Park.

Something extraordinary happens when divers submerge in the water: they acquire neutral buoyancy.

Flying has always been one of man's greatest dreams. The myth of Icarus illustrates, though tragically, this never-ending fascination to escape gravity.

Drawing upon the long-standing archaeological tradition of the area of Lavreotiki as well as its undeniable natural beauty, Dianthos was named after a beautiful flower, no other than the flower (anthos) of Zeus (Dios) himself (Διός ανθός in Greek), scientifically classified as Dianthus caryophyllus and commonly known as carnation.

A significant ancient centre of mining activities, Kamariza (currently named Aghios Konstantinos), occupied an equally vital position in the revived mining and metallurgical industry in Lavrion in modern times.

Testimonies of the long and rich history of Lavrion are scattered throughout this beautiful seaside town.

Built upon the ruins of the ancient city-state from which it its name derives, Archaia (or Palaia) Epidavros is nestled between two peninsulas.

Built at the foot of Mount Arachnaios, on the road towards Lygourio, Arkadiko is a farming village with a population of 350.

Famed for its honey, which is redolent with the aromas of the many herbs of the Epidaurian earth, Agios Dimitrios is a thriving village with a population of about 870.

Built in a fertile plain between four mountains, Dimaina has 650 inhabitants who, since the 1990s, have been involved with cultivating new crops.