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‘No cars, just donkeys’: readers’ top tips on off-the-beaten track Greece

Donkeys are still a viable mode of transport on Trizonia island.
Donkeys are still a viable mode of transport on Trizonia island. Photograph: Fiona Mandeville

Winning tip: Ideal island retreat, Gulf of Corinth

Trizonia, in the Gulf of Corinth is a small island visited mainly by Greek families and “yachties”. We spent time there while sailing round the Med, from our home on the Isle of Skye. Filled with olive groves and wildflowers, Trizonia is a 10-minute ferry ride from the mainland and makes for an ideal retreat, or a base for exploring the mainland. No cars, just donkeys. There are tavernas and bars in the pretty village, and various accommodation options. Porto Trizonia Taverna is our favourite. A mainland town nearby is historical Nafpaktos with its Venetian harbour.
Fiona Mandeville

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