Discovering the Fairy World – Welcome to the “Mill Stream” (or Rema ton Mylon, per its Greek naming)

If ever asked about the enchanting fairy world, take a moment to ponder before dismissing it entirely. First, make your way to the Mill Stream and allow yourself to be whisked away on a journey of wonderment. Here, the natural gully of #Evrostina (or #Zaholi), will captivate your senses and transport you to a world of fantastical tales.

The area is called that way as many years ago, the area was full of mills. The locals worked as craftsmen, milers, and entrepreneurs of all kinds.

A Magical Journey through Nature

With a palette of vibrant hues borrowed from Mother Nature herself, this exquisite attraction showcases the lush greens of the trees and the shimmering blues of the mountain waters as the stars of the show, beckoning you to embark on a magical adventure through a path that exudes the very essence of nature.

Ponds, cascading waterfalls, wooden bridges, and sturdy oak benches await you as you traverse the Mill Stream's winding paths. The serene backdrop is enhanced by the sight of trout swimming nearby and ducks eagerly awaiting a morsel of bread to feast on before retreating to their cozy wooden abodes.

Reaching the Mill Stream – An easy access for all

Situated a mere 11 kilometers from Derveni, Evrostina boasts a rich history and is home to the Mill Stream, which can be conveniently accessed by following the signs within the village.

This idyllic landscape is a perfect setting for all ages. The paths are easily traversable, and there is no danger to be found. You will encounter children with their parents, teenagers, young adults, and the elderly, all reveling in the joys of nature's embrace.

Nearby Attractions

Evrostina boasts unique churches, such as the Panagia Katafigiotissa, Agios Georgios, and Agia Paraskevi church, each possessing its own unique architectural style that is worth admiring. Additionally, there are cafes nearby where you can indulge in the delectable local cuisine made from locally sourced produce.

After all, a walk in the countryside always whets the appetite, doesn't it