Name: Beloi Viewpoint
Address: Tymphaea 440 10, Greece, GR

Beloi Viewpoint is a park, located at Tymphaea 440 10, Greece

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Tymphaea 440 10

Added by Jopie, at 24 October 2016

Monday Open 24 hours
Tuesday Open 24 hours
Wednesday Open 24 hours
Thursday Open 24 hours
Friday Open 24 hours
Saturday Open 24 hours
Sunday Open 24 hours

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Anonymous

19 November 2017

Wonderful view, easy pathway. The only problem is stranded cows that block the way. Feels like a stare contest at times. .they are totally harmless though. Mind your shoes, hiking shoes are in order.
Anonymous

18 November 2017

Best view of Vikos gorge! Only 25-30 min walk from Vradeto village.
Anonymous

02 November 2017

Wow, Great View! You should not bei afraid of heights.
Anonymous

12 August 2017

הליכה קצרה מאוד למעין מסלע מוזר מאוד שמתוכו מבצבצת מעין מרפסת שמשקיפה על ערוץ הויקוס. לא כדאי להחמיץ את זה. מעניין ויפה.
Anonymous

22 July 2017

Astonishing views on both sides and you can truly feel canyon's impressive depth. Was not disappointed.
Anonymous

14 April 2017

Φανταστικη θέα. Κανα μισαωρο δρομος στο πολυ χαλαρο
Anonymous

14 April 2017

אמנם חצי שעה הליכה מאמצע שום מקום לסוף העולם, אבל הנוף שווה כל שנייה！לא להחמיץ！
Anonymous

02 January 2017

breathtaking
Anonymous

17 December 2016

Μετά από "λίγο" ποδαροδρομο μια εκπληκτική θέα του φαραγγιού(αντίστοιχη της Οξιάς). Το σημείο παρατήρησης δεν είναι για πολύ κόσμο!
Anonymous

31 October 2016

Beloi is perhaps the best spot, where one can see the whole gully and is situated only 20 minutes away on foot, west of Vradeto village. Beloi means “beautiful view” and was not like that unrightfully, as the panoramic view to the gorge is really breathtaking. The stone-built balcony seems to be suspended at the edge of the cliff and the biggest, deepest and most impressive gorge in Europe stretches before you. The echo of your voice tears the silence and is heard through the glory of nature.
The limestone formations that were created 37 to 150 millions of years ago cover the largest part of the gorge. The great variety and the diversity of nature, contribute to a feast of flora and fauna, creating one of the few shelters of wild life left.