Cape Sounion

Susan's Horn is een goede plek voor de Middellandse Zeelandschap. De steden aan deze kant zijn een unieke goede plek. Er is een zeer rijk natuurlijk landschap. Veel populaire hotels in de Hoorn zijn zeer waard om te verblijven. In het herfst is de mensen bijzonder veelode.

Een zeer beroemde hoek in de geschiedenis, waar veel unieke historische gebouwen kunnen worden gevonden, kan deze hoge hoek ook informatie en hulpbronnen van verre zee zien, en het hele kustgebied is ook enorm.

My love for Saint Saint Saint Sagittarius animation made me decide to leave a trip here on purpose, because there was a distance from downtown Athens and there was no better way to come, so I drove to Athens on purpose. The afterglow of the setting sun shines on the temple of Poseidon Sea. Praise!

Coming here is for the sea temple. Generally, few people will drive here deliberately, so there are really fewer people. We drive by ourselves and need to drive from the city for more than an hour. The traffic in Athens is also very heavy, and only when it reaches the periphery can it be smoother.

Cape Sunion is located in the southeast of the village of Sunion and the Temple of Poseidon. It can be reached at the end of the land. It is the southernmost end of the Greek mainland except the Peloponnese Peninsula. Since the Peloponnesian Peninsula is separated from its native land by the Collins Canal, many people would think that it actually became an island, so Cape Sunion would become the southernmost tip of the Greek mainland. The seascape here is open and beautiful. When the weather is good, you can see several nearby villages and Aina Island and Peloponnese Peninsula in the west.