Landmark· Kimolos· Greece — Cyclades
Goupa-Rema Fishing Village (Kimolos)
36° 47.4′ N · 24° 35.0′ E
A tiny fishing settlement just east of Psathi where boat shelters (sirmata) are cut into the low cliffs above the water, painted in bright colours.
Practical
Wikivoyage: a small fishing settlement east of Chorio, known for its colourful sirmata; Rema and Goupa beaches are sheltered and near Chorio. The municipality notes the sirmata are caves where boats are kept. el.wikipedia lists Goupa–Karras as a mostly summer settlement. It is a short walk east of Psathi, or a dinghy ride along the shore in calm weather. Karras, next door, has rocks good for swimming and diving.
Best for
A short walk or dinghy ride from Psathi for photos and a swim
Nearby
- Kimolos Port Police (Psathi)0.3 NM away
- Postali (Psathi)0.3 NM away
- Psathi Harbour (Kimolos)0.3 NM away
- To Kyma Taverna (Psathi)0.3 NM away
- Archaeological Museum of Kimolos (Chorio)0.4 NM away
- Folk & Maritime Museum (Kimolos Kastro)0.4 NM away
- Kimolos Chora & Kastro0.4 NM away
- Psathi Beach (Kimolos)0.4 NM away