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Kea (also called Tzia, ancient name Keos) is the closest Cycladic island to Athens, 20 kilometres east of the Cape Sounion peninsula and the standard 1st-day overnight stop for any Cycladic charter starting from Lavrion. The 130-square-kilometre island holds about 2,500 year-round residents and lacks a busy international airport, which makes it less crowded than larger Cyclades like Mykonos. The west-coast Korissia is the ferry port and main harbour; the more sheltered yacht moorings are 1 kilometre north at Vourkari, a fishing village with the famous Aristos and Yannis harbour-side fish tavernas. The capital Ioulis (Hora) sits in the interior hills 5 kilometres east, a fortified medieval town with a 6th-century-BC Archaic-era stone lion sculpture carved directly into a hillside outcrop on the edge of town. Kea is 30 minutes from Lavrion by sail. Season runs May through October; meltemi peak July-August.




























































































































































































